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HISTORY AND GENEALOGY
Family of Thomas JJoble,
WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSF/H'S.
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OP OTHER FAMILIES
BT THE NAME OF NOBLE.
OOMPIUtD BT
LUCIUS M. BOLTWOOD.
^'AUthAttrMd
The ^obe are but a haodfti] to tbe tribes
That slnmber ia iu bofom.**
PRIVATELY PRINTED.
HARTFORD, CONN.:
PRV88 or THB CABB, LOOKWOOD * BRAINABD OOMPAMT.
1878.
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CONTENTS.
Pftge.
Pbbfacb, ........ t
iHTBaDUcnoir, ....... 18
ThOICAB NoBLB AMD HIS DbSCKHDAXTS.
Bramch or John, ...... 28
Bbakch of Thomas, ...... 189
Bkahch ov Mattbxw, ..... 867
Brahoh op Mask, 606
Bbahch op Luxb, 568
Bramoh op Jamss, 636
AmBRDIX.
A. Other pamilixb op Nobles, .... 706
B. UlTOSUAI* liOHGEYITT, .771
C. College obaduatbs, ..... 772
D. Laud owmsRs m Erolakd ahd Wales, m 1878, 774
E. Addbxda, ....... 776
F. Pbbsohs hot idbrtipied as bblongiho to pahilxbs
PREYIOUBLT HAICSD, ..... 802
Bbrata, . ' . 806
Ihdxz.
L Desckrdahts hambd Noble, .811
n. DeSCENDAHTS HATIKG OTHEB StTBNAMBS THAV KOBLE, 829
IIL Names OP PEBSONS WHO HAVE MABBIED DITO THE PAMILT, 846
rV. SUBVAMES OP PEB80N8 IKCZDERTALLT MERTIORBD, 864
POBTBAITS AHD OTHEB IlLUSTBATIOHS.
Pftge.
HoDBE OP Thomas Noble 8d op Westpzbld, Mass., built
ABOUT 1726, 192
Luonm Boltwood op Amhebst, Mass., (No. 1642) from dsguerrs-
otype tskeo by J. A. Whipple, 1869, . .276
Lucius M. Boltwood op Habtpobd, Ck>KN., (No. 2247) from
photograph tskea bj 8. H. Wsite, Nov., 1878, 842
James M. Oomihs op New York Cnr, (No. 8889) from photo-
graph taken Oct, 1876, 442
Rbubeh Noble op Wbbtpibld, Mass., (No. 8488) from photo-
graph tskeQ 1878, 467
Okablbs E. Noble op Mobbistowii, N. J., (No. 4768) from
photograph tskcQ 1878, 647
Oobbblius Hbdgbs op Hblkra, Mohtaha Teb., (No. 6686) from
photograph taken probably in 1871, .608
Mrs. Slisa Palmeb op CknrooBD, N. H., (No. 6987) from pho-
tograph taken Nov., 1877, • • ^746
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ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS.
abt for about
a. for aged.
ar. for argent, nlyer.
az.for azure.
b. for bom.
Bap. for Baptist
bapt for baptized,
bro. for brother.
Col. for CoUege.
Ckmg. for Congragationa].
d. for died,
dan. for daughter.
Dea. for deacon.
dU. for diamiaaed.
diap. for displayed.
Epiac. for BpiaoopaL
gr. for great
grad. for graduated,
gu. for gules, red.
inst for installed,
m. tot married.
Meth. for Methodist
moa. for montha.
n^e for bom.
or. for gold or yellow.
ord. for ordained.
per. for perhaps.
pass, for passant
prob. for probably.
pub. for published.
Presb. for Presbyterian.
fee for record.
rem. for removed.
res. for resides or resided.
s. for son.
sa. for aable.
s. p. for without issue.
Ter. for territory.
unm. for unmarried.
w. for wife.
wid. for widow.
yr. for year.
An interrogation mark (?) implies
doubt or want of absolute cer-
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PREFACE.
As earlj as the year 1845, the compiler of this yolnme com-
xnenced the collection of dates and facts respecting his ancestor,
Thomas Noble of Westfield, Massachusetts. His investigations at
that time were confined to his own direct line. In the year 1851,
with the purpose of tracing the genealogy and history of the Noble
fsmily more folly, he began the careful examination of family,
church, town, county, and state records, and opened a wide cor-
respondence with sll persons by the name of Noble, whose poet-
oiBce address he could obtain. Material accumulated rapidly upon
his hands, and ^ his manuscript was so nearly completed that in
December, 1859, he issued proposals to publish the work, should a
sulBcient number of subscribers be obtained to pay the printer's
bills. Such encouragement not being given, the manuscript was
carefully laid away until the fall of 1875.
Unwilling that the facts which he had so carefully collected,
many of them from aged persons long since deceased, should be
lost, he then resolved to make one more effort to obtain subscrip-
tions enough to pay the expense of printing. Accordingly, circu-
lars were widely sent through the country, asking for subscriptions,
and soliciting additional facts and dates necessary to bring the
work down to the present time. Answers to his drculars came in
slowly, but in December, 1877, the number of subscribers was
such that he ventured to send his manuscript to the press. In his
circular, he promisad his subscribers an octavo volume of from four
hundred to five hundred pages^ and based the expense of printing
on a book of that size. Much to bis surprise, the material has so
increased that a book of eight hundred and seventy pages is now
presented to the family. While asking nothing for his great
expenditure of time and money in obtaining and publishing the
information here embodied, he trusts that the family will see the
justice of providing, by the purchase of the book, that the unlooked-
for expense of printing so large a volume, shall not fall upon him
alone.
The dates and facts here given were mostly collected by the
compiler. So far as hii knowledge extends^ no one before him
had ever attempted to trace either of the Noble families early in
the country, except the late Curtis Noble of UnadiUai N. T;, who
confined himself to his own direct line of descent from John Noble ,
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of New Milford, Conn., the eldest son of Thomas Noble of West-
field, Maes. From all the family histories which he has oonsolted,
he doabts whether he has obtained the records of more than twenty
Noble families, and many of the dates in these have required yeri-
flcation. Those who have had experience in such matters will
understand the difficulties attendant upon a work of this kind. Of
course it has been impracticable to consult personally the individual
members of a &mily as wide-spread as this. It has been, therefore,
necessary to ask them to send him their records by mail The
names and dates thus obtained have not always been distinctly
written, and in some instances both dates and names have been
differently given in the same letter or in^ subsequent letters. Again,
the dates given on church and town records and on tombstones, are
frequently found to differ from each other, and from those which
appear in the family Bible. In such cases the compiler has endeav-
ored by correspondence to reconcile conflicting dates, and where
this has been impossible, has published the different dates. With
all the care which he has used, he is aware that errors may have
occurred which have thus far escaped his notice, and will be thank-
ful to any reader who will correct even the slightest of them. The
compiler regrets that many of the family to whom he has applied
for information which they could readily have fumishedf have
either wholly n^lected to answer his often-repeated inquiries, or
have forgotten their promises to send him the desired facts and
dates. Their own imperfect records remain in evidence of their
silence and neglect But let no one despair of finding what he
may wish without consulting the Addenda and Errata, pages 776 \
and 806, which are mainly made up of facts recently obtained. [
The family whose history is here recorded, though it. has fur- I
nished some men distinguished as scientists and in the learned [
professions, and others who have represented their states and dis- |
iricts in both houses of congress, and filled gubernatorial chairs, (
has been for the most part composed of mechanics and farmers, \
who have well been said to oonstitute "the bone and sinew of the
republic."
The descendants of Thomas Noble have been very numerous.
This work, which is far from being complete, records the names of
about eight thousand of his descendants, a large number when it
18 considered that he could not have been bom until after the set-
tlement of Massachusetts, and was therefore of a generation later
than the first American ancestor of most of those families whose
genealogies have been printed. It is a fact worthy of notice in this
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oonnection, th&t while oar New England families nsnallydiBajypear
from a particular locality, in one hundred yean, the voters' list of
Westfield, Maasachnsetts, at the end of two -^nndred yean from
the settlement of the town, shows a larger number of persons by
the name of Noble, all descendants of Thomas, than of any name
except that of Smith, whose origin may be traced to perhaps a
dozen different ancestors of different nationalities.
In the New World, the Nobles have been conspicuons on acconnt
of their enterprise as pioneer settlers. The same spirit which led
Thomas Noble, senior, to brave the dangers of the ocean and the
wilderness, inspired his eldest son to become the first white settler
in the rich valley of the Honsatonic at New Milford, Ck>nnecticiit,
and a yonnger son to become the first settler higher np the same
beantifal river at Sheffield, Massachusetts. At later periods we
find the descendants of this man among the early settlers of Ver-
mont^ northern, central, and western New York, western Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa, and
passing westward across the Mississippi through Kansas, Minne-
sota, Utah, and Montana, until their feet have touched the shores
of Oregon, and the golden sands of California.
At all periods of our country's history, the Nobles have been
noted also for their patriotism. When danger has threatened, they
have been among the first to take up arms to resist foreign invasion
and suppress domestic treason. Although the record is far frcMn
being complete, this volume gives the names of seventeen who took
part in the French and Indian wars, fifty-one in the war of the
American revolution, thirteen in the war of 1812, and eighty who
fought and bled in our late CivU conflict
The arrangement of this book is one which commends itself by
its simplicity. The descendants of each of the six sons of
Thomas Noble are separately traced by generations. The same
number is given to each individual whether found at the left
hand or carried forward to the centre of a page. From the num-
ber at the side one must look f onrard to the number in the centre
of a page for a foil account of a person, as in the former case
only the date of birth, and name of husband and wife are given.
Suppose for example that one desires to trace the line of descent
of Nathan Noble, centre number 109, whose family appears near
the top of page 61. Look back to page 45, where side-number
109 is found. It is there shown that Nathan, bom Feb. 20, 1761,
was the son of Nathan, central number 30. By referring to side-
number 30, on page 36, it appears that Nathan was the son of
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John, No. 13. On looking farther at No. 13 on page 35, it is seen
that John was the eldest son of John Noble, No. 2, who accord-
ing to entry on page 27, was the son of Thomas Noble, the early
settler of Westfield. In a similar manner a name is traced for-
ward from generation to generation.
In some of the early dates, a difference may be discovered
which can only be explained by the fact, that prior to the introduc-
tion of new style in the place of old style in 1752, the year com-
menced with the 25th of March, and the practice of doable
dating thus: 1676-7, or 167f, between January 1st and March
25th, was common. In such cases the compiler has called the
year 1677, rather than 1676, which so far as the year is concerned
changes old style into new style. He has not added to dates, the
ten days between 1582 and 1699, inclusive, nor the eleven days
alter 1699, necessary fully to reduce the dates to new style.
He regrets that so few persons have responded to the invitation
to furnish portraits of themselves and their immediate relatives,
for this work. A photo-engraving of the house still standing in
Westfield, Massachusetts, built about 1725 by Thomas Noble, (No.
1355) a grandson of the first settler, will give the reader a correct
idea of the better class of New England farm-houses near the
commencement of the eighteenth century.
To a large number of persons, some of Noble name and descent,
and some of different origin, the compiler returns his warmest
thanks for their continued favors in supplying information. Of
those who have been most liberal in their aid, among the deceased,
he mentions the names of Rev. Samuel B. Noble of Pontiac,
Michigan, and Ezra Noble, Ssq., of New Milford, Coxmecticut, and
among the living, those of Hon. David Noble of Johnsburgh,
New York, Mr. John Noble of West Suffield, and Mr. Russell B.
Noble of New Milford, both in the state of Connecticut, Dr.
Wilham M. Beach of -London, Ohio, and Mrs. Martin Tinker of
Westfield, Massachusetts.
The compiler not without regret draws his labors to a close,
thankful that he has been able to gather from the crumbling
records of the past and leave in an enduring form for the benefit
of succeeding generations, so much respecting the genealogy and
history of families, whose ancestors were honest, enterprising,
Ood-fearing men, with virtues worthy the imitation of their
descendants.
LUCIUS M. BOLTWOOD.
Habtfobd, Coxm.,
Dec 2, 1878.
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INTRODUCTION.
Nobles in Obzat Bbitain.
Snniaines, mys Camden, "west fint taken np in England a
little before the Norman Conquest^ under King Edward the Oon-
feasor" (I e., 1060); but adds, ''the/ were never folly established
among the common people till the time* of Edward 11" (L e.,
1307-77).
The name of Noble is one of great antiquity in Great Britain.
Lower, in his '' Surnames,^ refers its origin <« either to the physical
stnictare, or to the rank of the primitiye bearer."
In the rolls and records of the court held before the king's
justices, at the dose of the reign of King Richard I (1199),
^ypear the names of Roger Nobil and Robert NobiL
William Nobil was, in 1207, a dtisen of Winton.
Oalfridius le Noble was, in 1270, a resident of the county of
Norihumberiand.
Roger le NoUe was, in 1277, of the manor of Hathfeud and
county of Hertford.
Gilbert k Noble was, in 1278, manucaptor of Andreas de
Soukeville of the county of Sussex, distrained to receiTe knight-
hood.
WiDiam le Noble was, in 1302, summoned from the county of
Wihs to perform military service in person against the Scots, and
to muster at Berwick-upon-Tweed on the 24th of June, the nativ-
ity of St. John the Baptist
Thomas k Noble was, in 1802, manucaptor of Robert k
Pahnere, burgess returned for Bedwynd*
John k Nobk was, in 1311, msaucaptor of Thomas le Tyglere,
bmgesi returned for FanhaoL
Hugh k Nobk was, in 1313, one of the sheriffs summoners in
the county of Northampton.
William k Noble was, in 1313, manucaptor of Ralph de Chas-
tillon, knight of the dure returned for Oxford.
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Balph da Nobk was institated, Maieh 5, 1313, aa Tioar of the
bhnrch at Whaddon with Naah, CottaUton hnndied, oountj of
Buddngham, and died prior to July 10, 1349.
William le Noble waa, in 1314, brngeaB returned for parliament
at York on Monday, Sept 9th, the morrow of the natiyity of the
Virgin..
Thomaa le NoUe waa, in 1320, one of the baililb of the liber^
of Wallingford.
Balph Noble waa, in 1321, manncaptor of John Gregcny, bar-
geaB returned for Lyme.
Bichard Noble waa, in 1827, manncaptor of John le Flemyng,
borgeea returned for Southampton.
William NoUe married, in or before 1392, Matilda, daughter of
John Blome.
Maud Noble, wife of William Noble, died in 1409, aeiaed of
landa in KingBey» Aahendon hundred, Buckingham, which ahe is
preaumed to have inherited from her father, John Blome of Oreat
"Kimball, who died in 1397, and by an inquiaition held at her
death, John Hampden was found to be her next heir.
In a oonvocation held in Saliabury, in March, 1417, before the
nxayor and aeyeral members of the council, and John Harleaon,
ulnator of Wilts, John GorMombe waa accused by John Noble,
deputy ulnator of Saliabury, of having in hia possession twenty-
one striped cloths sealed witii a oountnf eit aeal, both of the king
and the city.
Stephen Noble was instituted, September 13, 1421, aa rector of
the pariah of Therfield, hundred of Odaey, county of Hertford.
. Nicholas Noble waa, in 1476 and 1477, nxayor of Saliabury.
John NoUe waa, March 20, 1556, priest of Salisbury, aa appears
by the following Tote: ''But forasmuch aa the priest's gown was
not according to the account thereof^ made of four broad yards, it
is therefore agreed that the ssid priest, called Sir John NoUe,
ahall have of the chamberlain, for the lack of the said gown,
6t. Bd. out of the sum due to the mayor.''
In the thirty-first year of Queen Blinbeth (1389), Thomaa Noble
was plaintiff, and Bichard Greenfield defendant^ the premises and
' matters in dispute being a house and garden in Lancaster, in the
county of Lancaahire.
The same year, Thomaa Noble, periiapa the asme peison, in
right of Alice Helm, waa plaintifE, and Henry Blessdale, Bobert
Lowde, and Thomas Page, defendants, the premises and matters
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in dispute being meesiuige and lands in Jackling Orene in Bollani
Forett and Qederow Oastle in the county of Lancadiire.
In the ealendan of the proceedings in Chancery, in the reign
of Queen Elisabeth (1558-1603), is found the name of Emma
Trustowe as pUuntifF and Thomas Noble defendant The object
of the suit was to protect a lease of two tenements or cottages in
HoUyweU street, in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditdi in
Middlesex, demised by the prioress of the house or monastery of
8t John the Baptist of Hallywdl, to Morrys Enyret, afterwards
assigned to the plaintiirs late husband, Gkddeston.
Thomas Noble, who had been vicar of All Saints church in
Hertford, hundred of Hertford, and county of Hertford, died
probably about 1631, as John Archer, upon his death, was installed
his successor, May 3, 1631.
Bicfaard Noble was, in 1673, a contributor of books to the Free
school in Oildf ord, county of Surrey.
Thomas Noble of Hertford, county of Hertford, by will dated
Aug. 14, 14 Charles 11 (1674), gave his messuage at Bailly Hall
StQe, in the parish of All Saints, Hertford, to John Downs, gentle-
man, for life; then to William Mills, Robert Lawson, and Joseph
Browne, and their heirs in trusty out of the rents to repair the
same yearly, then to pay the residue of the rents to the poor of
the parish of All Saints, for the time being, the trustees to consist
of four persons, the mayor of Hertford to be one.
Mark Noble was, in 1690, master of the Free school in Buck-
inf^iam, county of Buckingham, founded by Dame Isabel DenUm,
in the year 1540.
On the floor of the nave of East Bamet church, hunted of
Gashio, county of Hertford, are to be found monuments to the
memory of Francis NoUe, Esquire^ who died July 8, 1789, a. 86,
and of Betty his wife, who died September 7, 1787, m. 62.
In Oieat AmweU church, hundred of Hertford, and county of
Hertford, is a monument to the memory of Da^id NoUe, Esq.,
who d. May 6, 1807, a. 59.
In Scotland, the name of Noble is found at an early period.
Thomas Nobill, with two knights, in 1364, acted as the escort of
certain Scottish priests who visited England for the purpose of
pursuing their studies. The following year, Thomas Nobill, per^
haps the same person with the above, together with four knights,
acted as escort for certain Scots^ on their travels into foreign
lands.
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Alexander Noble wtm, in 1627, heir of Alexander Noble, a
merchant and burgees of EdinbnrglL
Thomas Noble was, in 1632, heir of John Noble, merchant and
boigess of Bdinborgh.
James Noble, merchant, was, in 1640, son of Archibald Noble
of BdinbnrglL
Adam Noble was, in 1642, a merchant of Bdinborgh.
William Noble of Kipperminchoch, was, in 1676, heir of Maj.
George Noble of the same town, and in 1697 probably had a son
named Hnmphiey Noble.
CoLLses Obaduatbs.
The general catalogue of the University of Oxford, gives the
names of the following graduates by the name of ]
^^oble, with the
year of their graduation:
William Noble,
Merton GoUege,
1670
Mark Noble,
St. Alban Hall,
1686
Thomas Noble,
Queen's College,
1690
William Noble,
Queen's College,
1711
William Noble,
Queen's College,
1717
John Noble,
Queen's College,
1718
William Noble,
Queen's CoU^
1721
Thomas Noble,
Queen's College,
1726
Henry Noble,
Queen's College,
1749
Henry Lovell Noble,
All Soul's College,
1760
Bobert Noble,
Brasenose College,
1819
At the University of Cambridge, the following
persons of the
name have graduated:
Henry Lovell Noble,
St John's College,
1764
Samuel Oeorge Noble,
Sidney College,
1789
Samuel Lambert Noble,
Queen's College,
1818
John Noble^
Sidney College,
1826
William Noble^
St. John's College,
1833
Bobert Turlington Noble, Sidney College, 1834
In a general Armory of England, Scotland, and Ireland, by
John Burke, London, 1842, mention is made of the following
Nobles^ via.:
Noble (Cornwall; Belson and Bishc^'s Tentor, Co. Devon; and
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fiinniog, near Maidttonei Co. Kent). Or. two lions paaB. guard.
in pak as. between aa many flannches of the last; over all a fesse
go. charged with three besants. Crest A lion pass. az.
Noble (Berwick). Brm. three leopards* heads sa. ducally
crowned go.
Noble (Edinburgh). Ar. three burdock leaves vert. Crest A
dexter hand holding a dagger. Motto. Virtnte et yalore.
Noble (Reresbie, Co. Leicester). Ar. on a chief gu. a lion pass,
or. Crest An eagle disp. or. Motto. Fide et fortitudine.
Noble (Staffordshire). Ar. on a fesse go. between two lions pass,
guard sa. three bezants.
Noble (Ireland). Or. a galley, saQs furled, and oars in action gu.
flags aa. Crest A lion's paw sa. holding up a cross pattee fitchee or.
Noble. Brm. three leopard's heads sa. ducally crowned or.
Noble. Or. on a fesse gu. between two lions pass. sa. three
besants.
AUIHOBS.
Although but few of the name of Noble have appeared as
authors in Oreat Britain, yet Watt's Bibliotheca Britannica gives
the following, with the titles of their works:
Noble, (Charles.) Answer to queries against the government of
this nation, by a Idng. London, 1659.
Noble, (Edward.) Elements of Tilnnaian perspective demon.
strated by geometrical 'principles, and applied to the most general '
and concise modes of pnetioe. 8^ London, 1772.
Noble, (Edward More or Moore.) nir^eon. Treatiseon ophthalmia,
with new methods of cure. Two parts. 8^ Birmingham, 1800-1.
Noble, (Mark.) JUehro/Bofmingin Kent, d.U21.
Two dissertations on the mints and coins of the Episcopal pala-
tines of Durham. Birmingham, 1780.
Genealogical history of the present royal families of Europe,
the statholders of the United States, and the succession of the
popes from the 16th century to the present time. London, 1781.
MemoirB of the protectorate house of CromwelL 2 vols. Bir-
mingham, 1784-87.
Historical genealogy of the royal house of Stuart London,
1795.
Memoirs of the illustrious house of MedicL 8^ London, 1797.
Lives of the English regicides and other commissioners of the
pretended high court of jottioe appointed to set in judgment
iqpon King Charles L 2 v. London, 1798.
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Histoiy of the college of anna and the lives of the king's her-
alds and porsaiyants from the reign of Bichard III. 4*^. London,
1805.
Biographical history of England from the revolution to the
end of George let's reign. 8 vob. London, 1806.
Noble^ (Thomas.) The dawn of peace, an ode; and Amphion;
or, the force of concord. 1801.
Blackheath, a poem. London, 1809.
Persian hnnter; or, the rose of Georgestan, an opera, 1817.
Noble, (Samuel,) an mgraper and Bw^denborgian minisUr^ h, m
London in 1779, and d. ts 1853.
Appeal on bdialf of the eternal world. 8*^. London, 1838.
Plenary inspiration of the Scriptures asserted. 8^ 1839.
Important doctrines of the Christian religion. 8*^. 1846.
Divine law of the ten commandments. 8*^. 1848.
Book of Judges. 8^ 1856.
Nobles nr otrsb pabts or Eubofb.
The name of Noble is also found in France, Italy, and Holland.
Eustache de Noble, one of the most indefatigable writers of his
time, was bom in Troyes in 1643, and died in 1711.
Leopoldo Nobili, an Italian botanist^ was bom in 1784, and
died in 1834.
Boberto Nobili, a celebrated Italian Jesuit and missionary, and
nephew of Cardinal Bellarmino, was bom in Monte-Pidciano
in 1577, and died in 1656. He resided for many years in Southern
India, where he converted great numbers to Christianity. He
wrote several religious treatises in different Indian dialects.
Constantin Nobd, or Noble^ a Dutch navigator, was bom abt
1616, obtained a high rank in the service of the Dutch Eaat India
Company, and died after 1674. In company with Van Hoom, he
went, in 1665, on a minion to Peking.
No relationship has as yet been discovered between any of the
Nobles mentioned in the preceding pages and those who emigra-
ted to America. It cannot, however, be doubted but that such
relationship existed, and their names, with such incidents as could
be gleaned respecting their history, have been here introduced, in
the hope that future investigations will show some of them to
have been the ancestors of those who had the courage to follow
the star of empire to this westem continent
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THOMAS NOBLE
AND HIS DESCENDANTS.
FEEtST GENERATION AND OHILDSEN.
1.
THOMAS NOBLE was the emigrant anoettor of the largest
famifyin the United States^ beazing the name of Noble. He was
born as early as 1632, probably in some part of England, and died in
Weatfield, Mass^ Jan. 20, 1704, m. at least 72 yrs. His exact oxigin
and early history axe inyolved in obscnrity, {he place of his birth, the
names of his parents, and the year in which he oame to this country,
being alike unknown. He was» without doubt^ here in 1 653, and was
the man mentioned by Drake, (History of Boston, p. 331,) as admit-
ted, on the 6th of January of that year, an inhabitant of Boston.
The same year, he removed to Springfield, Mass., and opened an
acooont at the store of John Pynehon. Though not one of the
founders, he nxay he considered as one of the early settlers of that
ancient town, the first settlement having been made in 1636, only
seventeen years before. A few years after removing to Spring-
field, he visited England, as appears from an account-book of Mr.
Pynehon. On the Ist of September, 1657, he was indebted to
Pynehon totheamountof £32 3«. 6<f., in whkh account is this item:
<< To what I pd.for yo^ passage to and fro. Eng^d., and for yo^ charges
(beside what I give you) as in my pocket booke, £16 00. 00."
In 1664, in connection with aeveral of his townsmen, he had
Uberfy granted him to erect a saw-mill, on the west side of the Con-
necticut^ as i^ypears from the following vote:
''Decemb'y 8th, 1664. There is Grannted liberty unto fismuel Msrah-
fidd^ThomasNoble, Thomas Miller and XUzurHolyoke upon their desires,
for y* setting up of a saw Mill on a biodk below Ensigne Oooper's farms
over Agawam River; also there is grsunted them about Forty acres of
land where they shall chuse It, neere the place where the Mill shall stand,
not prjudidng any of y* Inhabitants PMpriety, or the high way: Also
there is grsunted them thirty acres of Meddow within 2 or 8 mile of y*
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place where Hiey shall fynd H most oonTenient for their use, iii*gii»i<tig at
one end of their Keddow and soe proceeding tUl 80 acree be made up.
These grants are on condition that the7 cause a aaw mill to be sett up in
the place above mentioned A sett to work in Sawing by the first day of
Apiill w«k shal be in y« yeere 1606. And in case that the said Undertak-
ers, when fhey have sett up such work, shall see cause to desert the work,
wth in three yeeres from the^said tyme, th^ shall yield up the place and lands
hereby graunted, into the hands of y* Town, or such in the town as shall
carry on y* work, provided these undtakera be paid w* charges they shall
be at about the Work. Also, they are not restrayned of the liberty of the
Ccnnons, for all sorts of tymber for their use for Sawing or otherwise."
At a meeting of the selectmen of Springfield, Jan. 1, 1665 0. e. 1666),
it is recorded, " This day according to Towne order we considered about
(making Rates A) takdng a list of y« estate of jT Plantation. And for
Prizing y* Living Stock of y* Towne we choose Tho. Noble A James
Warriner."
Mr. Noble, though a maB of activity and industry, ieems to have
eiarly fallen into a habit (which it is to be hoped that his descend-
ants will carefully avoid) of living " beyond his means," and as a
natural result, soon found himself in debt To secure the sums due
to Henry Smith and John Pynchon, he was obliged, in 1667, to
make over to Fynchon his house in Springfield, and all his lands,
except a grant towards Windsor. In the hope of improving his
condition, and providing tor the wants of a large and growing
family, he was therefore ready to join those who were beginning
a settlement at Westfield. The precise time of his removal to
that place is not known. The lands there granted to him, JuJ^,
1666, on condition that he settled upon them before the last
of May, 1667, having been forfeited by non-settlement^ the grant
was renewed, Jan. 9, 1668, and the time of settlement extended to
Nov. 10, 1668. At all events, he was there as early as Jan. 21,
1669, for at a meeting at "Warronoco, (Westfield,) at that date, it
" Voted, That Ja. ComiBh, Geo. Phelps, Thomas Dewey and Thomas
Noble shall go to Springfield the first Tuesday in February next, at a
Towne meeting, to propound to the Towne for the settlement of our place
and aflayres, in particular to determine where the lyne shall run betwixt
Springfield and us, and to appoynt persons to lay out the bounds granted
us by the honored Gen" Court, and to allow us to be a Township by o'selves
and signify the same to the honored Qeaf^ Court"
In his historical sketch of Westfield, Bev. Dr. Emerson Davis-
states, that Mr. Noble's residence in Westfield was about two and
a half miles east of the present centre of the town, on the farm
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where his eon, Dea. Thomas Noble, atterwarde resided, and
which renudned in the family ontQ after the death, in 1791, of
his great-grandson, Lieut Stephen Noble, when it passed into the
possession of Ambrose Day. There, he doubtless lived in peace
and quiet^ until the commencement of *' Eing Philip's " war, in
1675. In this war, says Bev. Br. Davis,
" Mr. Noble was much exposed. One night during fsmily prayers.
Gray Lock* (an old Indian), stepped up and pulled the string and let the
door swing open, and as soon as all was quiet, be would pull the string
again. Mr. Noble was persuaded by his friends to move into town. Gray
Lock said he had several opportunities of killing most of his children at a
shot, but did not want scalps as much as captives."
Having been chosen constable of Westfield, the records of the
Hampshire county court show, that on the 7th April, 1674, he
'< was swome to discharge y* s* office,'* which in those days was one
of honor and trust He took the oath of allegiance to his Majesty,
Jan. 23, 1678; joined "Westfield church, Feb. 20, 1681; was made
a freeman, Oct 12, 1681, and at the Hampshire county court, Sept
26, 1682, took the freeman*s oath.
The Hampshire county records show that about this tame he
suffered the penalty of the law for travelling on Fast day:
"At a County Oorte held at Nortliampton, March 87th, 1688. Thomas
Noble of Westfield being p'sented by the Grand jury for Travelling on a
day of Humiliation, publiquely appointed by the Gen" Oorte, which he
owned, pleading his necessity for Comeing home, and yet this Oo^^ Con-
sidering said affense, being a growing evil amongst us, many Persons too
much disregarding such eztraordinaiy Dutys, & Seasons, have adjudged
sd. Noble to pay as a fine to the County treasurer five shilUngs. "
In 1684, his name is with the most influential of his townsmen,
upon the jury of inquest on the body of Elieser "Wellerf of West-
•If this wss the chieftain of the Waranokes, Rev. Dr. Davis is ob-
viously in error in calling him "an 0U Indian/' King Philip's war
terminated in July, 1676. Temple and Sheldon, in their History of North-
Held, state, that Gray Lock, the chief of the Waranokes, so called from the
tfAoT of his hair, was the most prominent chief in Father Ralle's war,
which raged fifty years later, 1723-M. They say: "He was now well
advanced in age, but retained all the daring, and tact, and energy of bis
youth. In 1788, he was living on the shore of Misslquoi bay, at the
northerly end of Lake Champlain." The only way of reconciling the
ststement of Rev. Dr. Davis with that of Temple and Sbeldon, is by sup-
posing, that in 1676, he was prematurely gray, and was at that time really
young, although from the color of his hair, appearing to be an old man.
t Sliezer Weller was doubtless s. of Richard and Ann (Wilson) Weller,
and b. in Windsor, Conn., Kov. 90, 1650.
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field, M appears by the following record of the Hampshire comity
court:
^'Att the Gountie Court held at Springfield, Sept 80, 1684.
"Nathaniel Wellere p'eented to this <V«« the Inventory of the Estate of
Sliezer Wellere of Westfeild late decessed, & made oath to the truth of
the Inventory, & that if more estate shall appeare, he wil discover it to
the Ckmntie Ckxrie, & he tbe sd. deceased dying intesUte, in his own selfe
Knrther, power of administration is granted to ad. Nathaniel Wellere apon
said estate: And the Inquest made upon sd. £lieser WeUeres death, was
p^sented to this Co^S & is as followes:
" Westfeild: 17 Aug. 1684.
" We whose Names are und' written being desired by the Constable as a
Jury according to Law, to give or Judgmt on the awful, amazing, and
untimely death of £liezer Wellere, after due notice taken, we al unani-
mously agree, that through the strength of temptation he became his own
Execution', by hanging himself, al signes & circumstances fully concur-
ring therein, & nothing appearing to the Contrary, to the best of or
Judgm**, we suppose he might be dead twenty four houres before it was
known.
John llaudsley, John Root, Samuel Root,
Samuel LoomiB, Sen., John Sacket, Jacob Phelps,
Isaac Phelps, John Ponder, John Williams,
Thomas Noble, Josiah Dewey, Thomas Dewey.
"The sevTall psons above subscribed, Sam^ Root excepted, who was
from home, made oath to what is above written this 10th of Sept, 1684.
Before me,
JOHN PTNCHON. AmM:'
The town of Weetfield, on the 6th of Sept, 1685, granted to
him, in connection with Isaac Phelps, Nathaniel Weller, and
David Ashley, liberty to erect a saw-mill <<on the brook, on the
northeast side of the river; " and at the same date, together with
George Sexton, he was chosen "to join with the Selectmen to
prize buildings." At a town meeting held Sept 22, 1691, he was
appointed with Ideut Phelps and John Sacket, << to atend the
Court upon the town account with respect to the difference
between our town and SulBeld, and do what they can in the towne*
behalf settling our bounds between us and SuiBeld.*'
''At a town meeting, Mch. 4, 169(, . . . there was
Granted unto Tho. Noble, Sen**, upon the. plaine knowne by the
name of tower miles plaine, the contents of halfe a mile Square,
that is to say the Liberty of the Pines one this pice of Land
for Boysume, w* is to continue for three years ensuing the date
heare/'
The records of Westfield show, that on the 2d of March, 1696,
he was chosen county surveyor.
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Agriculture, neoeBsaiily the main pursuit of every one in tbe
early history of a country, was his principal employment^ although
while at Springfield, during the winter, he worked a portion of
the time as a tailor.
At Westfield, he was so much prospered in his labors, as not
only to bring up a large family of children well, but also to leave
them at his death a respectable estate.
A copy of the will of Thomas Noble, executed almost seven
years before, and proved about seven months after his death,
recorded in the office of the Hampshire Probate court [Vol. Ill,
pp. 119-20], together with the inventory, is given below :
"Tbe last will and testament of Tbomas Koble of Westflcld, in y«
County of Hampshire, in y Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New
England, being weak in body, but of perfect understanding.
" Impr, 1 commend my soul into the hands of Christ my blessed Lord
sad Saviour, and my body to a christian burial, in full faith of a blessed
resurrection, through the rich grace of God in Christ my Saviour.
" Item, I ipve unto my son Thomas, that parcel of land lying in the farm
purchased from Mr. Jn^. Pynchon, from the gate beyond the house entr-
ing into the field bounded by the plowing land, the way to Springfield,
J<dm Noble's land and the drain all along to the swamp.
"Item, to my son Matthew, a tract of land in the same farm, lying by
a ditch esstaly, and bounded at both ends by tbe river.
"Item, I give unto my sons Mark and Luke, my little meadow, lying
against the orchard of Noah Cooke, and that homelot that I have bought,
and they have raisd frames upon.
"Item, I give the lot that the town gave me on the top of the hill ag*
my house on tbe same fann, to all my six sons for a pasture.
" Item, to my son James, a parcel of land and house upon it, on that
fann that is fenced in, being six or seven acres more or less. .
" Item, I bequeath the rest of this my farm lying bounded upon James
Borth'ly, Thomas on the east, Matthew on the south'ly, y* river on the.
wcstly sides, to all my sons, i. e, to my sons John, Thomas, Matthew,
Mark, Luke, and James, equally to be divided amongst them by my
brother James Warriner, and John Hitchcock of Springfield, and by Capt.
Isaac Phelps of Westfield.
"Item, I give to my son James, all my land in the plain, on this side
the hundred acres, and the lot by the way to Pochastuck.
"Item, I give to my son John, the rest of my lot in y fort meadow.
" Item, I give unto my beloved wife, Hannah Noble, an acre of land
ressrved out of my son John's homelot; also half my dwelling house,
that is to say, that end next the street, and halfe the land and orchard and
ham we dwell on, and the other halfe of the house lot and bam to my son
James, as also the thirds of all that I here wiU to my sons, and after her
decease, I give my son James the whole of the house, houselot, and bam,
and the acre reserved out of my son John's homelot.
_ "Item, 1 five unto my four daughters, Hannah, Elizabeth, Maiy, and
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Rebecca, £90 apiece, to be paid tbem by my aons (viz.), Tbomaa, Mat-
thew, Kai^, Luke, and James, to Mar}' and to Rebeccah aboat half a year
after their marriage, and a cow apiece at their marriage. And in case
any of my children should dye, not leaving any issue behind them, then
my will is that the legacies that I here give them, be equally divided
among the surviving, and also, I order these my sons to And my wife
fewel wood, and two load of hay ev«ry year, so long as she shall remain
widdow.
" Item, I give unto my wife also a cow and an heifer, also all my house-
hold goods, which household goods I would have her at her pleasure dis-
pose of to my two youngest daughters.
"Item, my team (one yoak of oxen excepted), I give unto my three
youngest sons, MariL, Luke, and James. And for the well and faithful
execution of this my last will, I ordain and make my beloved wife Han-
nah Noble and my son Thomas Noble Joynt executors, to defray all my
lawfull debts, and for that end leave one yoak of working cattle, a yoak
of fatt oxen, and the money in the Bay due to me, and all other dues, the
which, when my debts are defray^, the remainder I would have to go to
pay my daughter's portions. But in case the same should be too little to
clear my due debts, that then they are to raise what is sufficient out of the
legacies I have here given to my children, to do the same. In witness
whereof I set to my hand and seal this eleventh day of May, An« Dom.,
1697.
THOMAS NOBLE and a [Bbal]."
" Signed A sealed in the pvesence off
Sdwabd Tatlob,
y XOTOBT SXKBS,
jAioa Wabbirbb.''
In Springfield, Sept: 5th, 1704.
' Mr. Edward Taylor and Victory Sikee, two of the witnesses to this
inatrument, appeared before the Judge of Probates in Hampshire, viz.,
Samuel Partridge, Esq., and made oath that they saw Thomas Noble,
deoeas^, sign and seal the s< instrument, as his last will and testament,
and that he was of a sound mind and memory, when he did it, according
to there Judgment, and that th^ with James Warriner signd as witnesses
to the same, in the testaturs' presence. Which b4 will (the executors
therein named having accepted s* trust), was by the s' Judge approved
and allowed of.
Attest, JOHN PTNGHON, Regt.
An inventory of the estate of Thomas Noble, Sen' of Westfield, de-
ceased, taken Febru>y y 18th, 170|.
Imp^. £ s. d.
To a house and bam and homestead in the town plott, . 085 00 00
To a lot in the plain by estimation eleven acres, . 086 00 00
To four acres of land in the fort meadow, . . 006 00 00
To six acres of upland or pastureing, . Old 00 00
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£ t. If.
To an acre of homelot land in the town plait, . 018 00 00
To ninety acres of land in the fann, . . 270 00 00
To fifty acres of upland or thereabouts called the pasture,
lying against the farm 005 00 00
To the old buildings upon the farm, . . 002 00 00
To two aad one halfe acres of land with a frame upon it
ca]« Mark's homstead, . 010 00 00
To two acres ot homelot land near the Wid« Dewey's, . 005 00 00
To a yoak of three yearcs old steers at £5, . . 005 00 00
To two cows, and one calfe at £5; and a heifer and 2 steers
at£815t. 008 15 00
To a horse at £2 10«. and dx swine at £2, . . 004 10 00
To a cart at £1 12f., and plow and plow chain at £1 5«., to-
gether with half other implements belonging to the team
£1 14f.; and y« halfe of a Umber chain at 18d., . . 004 14 00
To axes, hatchels, howes, and forks at 18tf., and hay knife
• and pease hooks 4d., 001 02 00
To wareing apparel £8; and armes, and ammunition £1 15«. ;
and bed, bolster, and 2 pillows at £2 Ids., and a rugg
and bknketts £1101., 007 11 00
To 4 toe ruggs £1 4f., an^ a blankett 4f. ; 2 down beds and
2 bolsters at £12i., 002 10 00
To two pillows 7«., and curiaines and valiants 15«., and 4 *
bedsteads and cords £18f., . 002 06 00
To 1 dosa of napkins, and 2 table doathes, and 8 towels,
£18t.; and 5 pillow beers 8«., . 001 16 00
To nine aheeU £1 16«., and 8 large pewter platters £1 4f.,
and 6 plates a 16s., - . 008 16 00
To old pewter 18f. and a tankerd, and 2 porringers and aalt
cellars*., 001 01 00
To brass kittles and skilleU and wanning pann, . 001 16 00
To an iron pot and kitUes £1 2f., and tin and earthen ware
6t. i)01 06 00
To pott hooks, trammels and Are irons and chafen dish 18f.', 000 18 00
To barrels, tubbs, chaires, and wheels, and aome other small
things, £1 16«., 001 16 00
Topailes, bowls, diahea, trenchers, q>oons, and cannl8f., . 000 18 00
Towheat, peas, lye, Indian com; and oates £7 Of. 6d., . 007 00 06
To wool, flax, and sacks, £1 6s. ; and chests, boxes, hookes,
and halchels £1 16«., 008 00 00
To a ahorel, fiying pann, and bridle, and aadle 18f. ; and
provision in y« house £1 10s., . 002 08 00
To sdeths, sickles, and sdeth tackling 6t., . . 000 06 00
To beetle rings, and wedges, and other small things, 6«., and
2 bb of tnipentine at £1 lOd,, and linnen, and woolen
yam, 8a., 002 08 00
Totall, £448 06*. 06d.
p^ Isaac Phelps, Nath^ WeUar, Joa. Bexton.
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26 DE8CS11DAHT8 OF THOMAB NOBLE.
" Hampsh* 68. Bpbikgfield Sbftbm* 5tb 1704.
" Hannah Noble wid* and Thomas Noble, executors of the hwt will
and testament of Thomas Noble (l^te of Westileld deceas«) made oath
before Sami Partridge, Esqr., Judge of the Probate of wills &c fors*
County, thai the within is a true inventory of the estate ot s* decease, lo
far as they know of, and if more appear, they will readily make disooveiy
thereof from time to time, to s* Judge, or his successors.
Attest, JOHN PYNCHON, ile^."
"April 8th 1704. A division of a oerUin tract of land among the six
sons of the decease Thomas Noble of Westfleld, who dyed the 21st of
Janury 170|, the land lyes about the middle of the farm, that the dec«
Thomas Noble bought of Mr. Pynchon, the quantity is about sixty-seven I
acres. It lyes by the river southeast, and norwest by a ditch which parts .^
James Noble's pasture land from this dividing line, the northeast end
buts upon the old cartway that goes through or that went through the
S4 farm to Springfield, the southeast end buts on the old ditch or the
land of Matthew Noble. It is divided in two divisions. The first divis-
ion begins two foot to the norwest side of the first rowe of apple trees.
The first lot in that division was laid out for Thomas, which was 13
rod broad.
The 2 for James, four rods and 7 foots, 4 broad.
The 8 for Matthew, twelve rod, 12 broad.
The 4 for Luke, nineteen rod, 19 broad.
The 5 for John, fourteen rod, 14 broad.
The 6 for Mark, that is all from John's lot to the river south, east and
Doreast to a smaU brook of water that runs between John's land, and the
dividing land. The second division runs from the upper rowe of apple
trees to the ditch norwest
The first lot was laid for Thomas, and it is three rod broad.
2. John was four, 8 rod and almost half e.
8. Mark six, 6 rod.
4. James eighteen, 18 rod.
5. Matthew thirteen, 18 rod or fourteen.
We who are the sons of the deceased Thomas Noble, do all of .us agree
to take up satisfied with the above division, (with good likeing,) of Isaac
Phelps, James Warriner, John Hitchcock, who are the distributors.
JOHN NOBLE,
THOMAS NOBLE,
as witness our hands, MATTHEW NOBLE,
ItiLAC Phblpb, mare NOBLE,
Jameb Wabrihsr, LUKE NOBLE,
JoHH HiTCBoocK. JAMBS NOBLE."
He m. Nov. 1, 1660, Hannah Wabrinzb, b. in Springfield,
Mass., Aug. 17, 1643, only dau. of William and Joanna (Scant)
Warriner. She joined the Weatfield church, Nov. 1 1, I6S0. She
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m. (2) Jan. 24, 1705, Deft. Hedad Pomeroy of Nortbampton,
Mass., bapt in Windaor, Conn., Aug. 19, 1638, s. of Eltweed
Pomeroy. The Weatfield church records show, that "Sister
Noble, widow of brother Thomas Noble, being married again
to Mr. Hedad Pomeroy of Northampton, and settled with him
there, was dismissed to Northampton, about the end of April,
1705.*' Medad Pomeroy was a blacksmith, and town clerk for
many years, deacon, and representative 1677, '83, '84, '86, '90, '92,
a man of large wealth for the times, and much influence. [He
m. (!) Nov. 21, 1661, Experience Woodward, dau. of
Henry Woodward of Dorchester and Northampton. She d.
June 8, 1686; (2) Sept 8, 1686, Mrs. Abigail Chauncy, dau.
of Jolm and Abigail (Ford) Strong of Northampton, Mass., and
wid. of Rev. Nathaniel Chauncy of Hatfield. She d. April
15, 1704.] Medad Pomeroy d. in Northampton, Dec. 30, 1716,
m, 78. ^e survived Dea. Pomeroy, who, in his will dated Jan. 4,
1709, and proved Jan. 5; 1717, makes the not very liberal pro-
vision, that at his decease, she ''shall have liberty to choose what
oow shoe will out of y« cows w«^ I shall then have, to be her own,
and alsoe to have returned to her all such things as she brought"
The date of her death is not recorded, and it is only known that
it occurred prior to May 12, 1721.
CHIU>RSN.
8. John;. . b. March 6, 1662; m. (1) A. Backet; (2) M. Goodman.
a :Hannah, b. Feb. 24, 1664; m. (1) J- Goodman; (2) N. Edwards;
(8) a Partridge.
4. Tkamoi, b. Jan. 14, 1666; m. Elizabeth Dewey.
6. Matthew, b. .; m. Hannah Dewey. -
6. Marfc, b. ; m; Maiy Marshall.
7. EUtaMh, b. Feb. 9, 1678; m. (1) R Church; (2) S. Loomia.
a Luke, b. July 16, 1676; m. Hannah Stebbins. ^
9. Jamee, b. Oct. 1. 1677; m. (1) Ruth ; (2) C. Higley.
10. ifofy. b. June 89, 1680; m. Ephraim Colton.
11. Rebeeea, b. Jan. 4, 1688; m. Samuel Loomis.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DE8CENDANT8 OF JOHN NOBLE, SON OF THOMAS.
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JoHV NoBLEy 8. of Thomas, was b. in Springfield, HasB.,
JlATcb 6, 1662, and d. in New Milford, Conn., Aug. 17, 1714, m.
62. He removed in childhood with his father to Westfield. In her
will, ezeeated at Deerfield, Maae., Feb. 25, 1692, and proved on the
29th of the succeeding March, Mary, widow of Richard Goodman,
formerly of Hadley, names her son-in-law, John Noble, her execator,
and dedares: <<My will is, that my son Noble shall possess, im-
prove, b injoy my house. Bam & all my Lands in Hadley, till y*
term of his foure years be fully accomplidied k Compleated." It
is probable that he was at that time a resident of Hadley, and an
occupant of the above-named house. Certain it is, that he was of
Hadley, November, 1694, and at that date purchased of John
Pynchon, skins to the value of nearly £6. Possibly he was then a
furrier, though it may be that he bought these skins to sell again,
for in 1702 he is styled " trader.'* On the 12th of February, 1695,
he was still at Hadley, and then, for £10, bought of Stephen Lee
of Westfield, five and three-quarter acres of land in Westfield. ^ He
returned to Westfield as early as March 2, 1696, at which date he
was chosen constable, and on the 20th April, 1702, is called
'<trader,"andonthe 1st September, 1703, "innholder,"and con-
tinued, doubtless, to make that the place of his residence until
1707. In the last-named year, as is supposed, he was the pioneer
settler of New Milford, Conn.
CoL Robert Treaty and other inhatttants of Milford, Conn., hav-
ing purchased, for £60 in money, and £30 in goods, '<a certain
tract of land, formerly called Weantenuck, now New Milford," of
the Indians, the same was confirmed to them by the General Court,
Oct 22, 1703. On the 22d June, 1706, John Noble, then of West-
field, purchased land at New Milford, Conn., of John Woodruffe of
Milford, an original proprietor.
Rev. Stanley Oriswold, pastor of the Congregational church at
New Milford, in a century sermon preached January, 1801, full
extracts from which are entered on the town recoidS) has the
following in relation to John Noble:
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" The lint white tetUer, who came to this town, was John Noble from
Weetfleld, Mass., who came here in the year 1707. He brought with him
at first one of hie daughters, then about eight years old. He first built a
hut under what is called Fort Hill, but afterwards moved, and pitched
here in the centre of the town. His house here was for some time the last
house on this side of Albany, and General Nicholson once lodged in it,
' during the reign of Queen Anne. It deserves to be mentioned to the credit
of the natives, that Mr. Noble once left his little daughter, then eight
years old, w\th them for the space of three m four weeks, while he was
necessarily absent from the town, and on his return found she had been
well treated and taken exceedingly good care of. Another daughter of
his, the late Mrs. Margaret Hine, who died here in the 08d year of her age,
was then three years old, and the fact was fresh in her memoiy, as she had
heard it while young, though she herself was not then broui^t hither."
No one who has seen New Milford in the summer, will call in
question the good taste of Mr. Noble, in selecting that town as his
future home, for in the whole valley of the Housatonic, no place,
aurpassing it in the beauty of its natural scenery, can be found.
" At a meeting of y* Proprietors of New Milford, held at Milford, Dec
y*27th 1710. Voted, That there be a Comittee chosen for ordering y«
settlement of New Milford, and dividing y lands according to y* several
limitations, here after agreed upon by y Proprietors. Comittee chosen
are MaJ' 6am^ Eells, Capt Joseph Treat, Lieut. Joseph Peck, Sergi
Sam^ Clark, Jonathan*Law, Jn* Nobles, Jn* Bostick, Berg* Zachariah
Baldwin.
Voted, that any five shall be a sufilcient number or Quorum for doing
any matter proper for y* Comittee to do.
Voted, Tliat y Comittee consider how many families may be accom-
modated, in and ab* y place where y Town platt is already pitched, with a
sufficiency of land, taking care that they do not exceed their Proportion of
y whole tract of land and fall short of it according to their best Judge-
ment, and when those accommodations are filled or taken up with Inhabi-
tants, to pitch upon some other convenient place and there lay out another
number of accommodations as y adjacent land will admitt of, taking y
same care as before specifyd and so to proceed as there shall be occasion,
untill y whole is laid out leaving suitable Comons, Highways, &c."
On the 10th January, 1710, several years previous to the organ-
isation of the church in New Milford, Mr. Noble joined the First
Congregfttional church in Woodbury, Conn. Shortly after this
date, the inhabitantB of New Milford, though few in numbers, feel-
ing their need of religious privileges, petitioned the (General Court of
Connecticut for liberty to lay a tax upon all their lands, for the
Bupport of the gospel A copy of the original petition, preserved
in the Secretary's office, is here inserted :
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30 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE.
'*2btke han^ gen* (hurt or AmnMff n&w Ming in New Hat$n :
The Inhabitsnto of New Milford, being twelve families and about 70
souls, haTing since y* time of our first setlement, which is about three
years, been without y* aduantages of y* ministrey of y* gospell and of
themselues as able to giue neaesary Encourigement there unto, humbley
i^ply themselues to your honours for relief therein, and for that End your
humble petitioners put into a Capacity to Levy y* same, or that your hon-
ors would contriye som other way for y* helth of our souls, as In your
wisdoms shall be thought meet, and your humble petitioners shall euer pray
for your honors' prosperity.
Dated in New Milford, Octob^ 17*^, 1711.
John Noble, sen', Samuel Grindel,
John Bostwick, sen', John Bostwick, jun',
Benjamin Bostwick, Zachariah Ferris,
John Noble, jun', Roger Brunson,
Isaiah Bartlet, John Weller,
Samuel Brunson. Thomas Weller."
" Upon the petition of the Inhabitants of New Milford, this Assembly do
order that a tax of seren shillings each pr. annum, for the space of four
years, shall be laid upon the proprietors of Lands within s* town (viz.,)
so much on whole share, and proportionable upon lesser shares, or rights
there, and the s* inhabitants have hereby liberty to choose a collector to
gather the s* Rates or taxes, always provided the Money gathered as above
S*, shall be emproved for promoting the Ministiy in s* Town.'*
" New Milford, May 29th, 1712. Pursuant to y* Act or agreement of y*
Proprietors of New Milford December 27th, 1710, authorizing a Comittee
for ordering y* settlement of New Milford af ores' and dividing y lands.
The Comittee whose names are hereunto subscribed, did meet and take a
view of y* lands, and situation of y* same.
Whereupon they have considered and ordered as foUoweth: ....
That in y* first forty acre Division, the Liberty of Choice shall be first to
those who have already settled or built here in such order as they agree or
otherwayes, as they came here fbrst to settle here, but with this Limitation
that they shall not make y* pitch further Southward than an East and West
line across y* fishing f aUs nor farther Northward than an East and West
line half a mile above y* mouth of Aspatuck river, excepting only Mr.
John Nobles, who has already improved land att Hockey river, who has
Liberty to take hiB pitch in that place. ....
Ordered that twenty acres on a square be left on Aspatiftk hill to sett a
Meetin^ouse on, Ac. ....
Signed by SAM^* EELLS,
JOSEPH PECK,
JOSEPH TREAT,
SAMi^ CLARE.
JOHN NOBLE.
JOHN BOSTICK,
JON** LAW.
The town records of New Milford show, that "May y« 11th, 1718, at a
OmdUee qf
y* Proprietor
qf New Maford.**
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Iflgall meting John Koble senyr was choft ts an aturnej to serre y* peti-
tion to 7* gineraU cort bolden at hartford, may 14th, 1718.*'
" At a town meeting November y* 80, 1718, agreed y* John Noble aen',
John Weller, or 8am^ bionaon ahould go to Milford, to discorB y* comity
about y* settlement of a minester."
"March y* 4th 171f at a leagall town meeting y* was agreed by a vot y*
8am> bronson, John Weller A John Noble sen' ahonld lay out y* minesters
land y* is to say one home lot with y ten aoer division for a pastor lot &
a forty aoer lot, it is y* that y proprietors did agree to give Mr. Daniel
boaidman if he becomes a settled minister at New Milford.'*
passed in the Lower House.
Test, R BTJ8HNSLL, Clerk,''
New Milford became a town, Oct 9, 1712, by act of the legisla-
tore. Its growth, howevar, waa alow. Permission was granted to
gather a church in May, 1715, the church was organized Nov. 21,
1716, and a meeting-bouee commenced in the spring of 1719.
In May, 1719, the number of familiee in the town was twenty-
three. In October, 1727, the inhabitants asked the General Court
for their county rate, to aid their school, and help finish the meeting-
house, and their request was granted for two years. They again
asked, May, 1730, for tbeir country rate, to be used in 'finishing
their meetiiig-house, and the Legislature granted their petition.
But in midsummer of 1714, before the plans which he had so
fondly cherished had been carried out, even before the establish-
ment of a churchf John Noble, the enterprising founder of this
new town, was, in the full strength of manhood, suddenly removed
by death.
The proceedings in the settlement of his estate, from the New
Haven probate records, are as follows:
*'At a Oonrt of Ptobates held at Newhaven Nov* 8d, 1714.
"Administration of the estate of John Noble, late of New Milford,
dec*, is granted unto 8tq;>hen Noble, son of y« dec*, on his bond and
surety. [V6L 4, p. 899.]
"Att a Court of Ptobates held at Newhaven, Monday, Jan>T 8«. 171}.
"Stephen Noble, ad' of the Estate of John Noble, late of New Mil-
iotdt dee*, eihibited an inventory of the said dec** estate, which was
approved forieoord.
"New Milford, December 9d, 1714. An Inventoiy of the estate of
John Noble, Sei^, lately deceased is ss f oUoweth :»
£ $. d.
"First, the house and homestead y* is all the Land from y
^ highway at y« East end to the highway at y« west end, 80 00 0
40 acres over Bocky River, . . 06 00 0
all y« out land not taken up yett, . 04 00 0
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32 DISCBKBAim OF THOMA8 NOBLB.
£ i. d.
"Secondly, y Stock, 1 Cam £210$., one diUo £2 S«.,2 yoang
mein 2 y old £4 lOf., 09 05 0
a heUFer 2 y* old iMt spring £2: one bona £4, one ditto
£1 St. 07 05 0
el^t amall swine, . 02 15 0
"9^. by Iron Tackling by boop and boxes 15«., . 00 15 0
byaLinspinand wasber It: by bona chain 5«., . . 00 06 0
by a plow chain St. by Double hooks and single books
2t.8tf, 00 10 8
a stabing boe 5t. and two broad hoes (U., . ^ . 00 11 0
a cart [ . ] and pin 8t. and one ring 2«., . 00 05 0
a staple and ring 2t. 6d. faUng ax 4f., . 00 06 6
old btmSd. one bottle ring and wedge 2«. 6(2., . 00 08 2
2 p^ fork tinee and sn old spade, . 00 08 0
old sytbs and tackling, 00 06 0
1 old Coulter 8t. 6d. : plough and part of two harrows, . 00 06 6
1 shoyell Scf. flesh fork U, 00 01 8
1 old plow share and bolt 4f., . 00 04 0
i share in a wolf pitt, 00 04 0
part of a Grin stone, 00 08 6
6 bushells Rye, 00 18 4
15ibudiels wheat, 08 06 0
60 bushk Indian at U 8d. p. busbi, . .» . 04 08 4^
8bushelsoates8t. 6d. hay lOt. flat £12«. Off., . 01 16 6
"4*^, by wearing cloths, a loose coat, . 00 04 0
a flaneUyestTt. a broadcloth vest 6t., . 00 12 0
ahat2«. 6d. twopairstockens2t.2d, . 00 04 8
a p' of shoes 8i. a flaneU coat 16t., . . 00 19 0
a neckcloth Is. bed stead and cord 7«. 6d., . . 00 08 6
a bolon shirt 12«. two linen shirts 7s., . 00 19 0
afeatherbed£2 8s. Oil. and bolster 2t., . 02 10 0
two piUows 6s. 8d. 8 old coYerUds lU, . 00 17 0
a trundle bed stead 6s., 00 05 0
a bed stead and cord 10«. a trundle bedstead and cord 6s., . 00 16 0
a feather bed £1 15t. Od. two feather bolsters, . 02 08 0
another bolster 8t. 4 coyerlids 2s., . 00 05 0
2 old beds and a Quilt lOt., 00 10 0
a set of Curtains 20s. another set of curtains, . 01 05 0
nine sheets £1 5s. Od. 5 napkins, a table cloth. . 01 09 8
2 table cloths Is., a chest ft Drawers, . 00 16 0
a linen wbeeU Is. 6d. a woollen wbeall, . 00 04 0
2tubs2s. 6d.8cnshens2s. 9d. 00 06 8
ahalfbushiU half peck. 00 01 8
a cow hide 8s. 5* f linen yem, . 00 17 7
7* tow yem 8s. 9d. 12> blankett yem lis., . . 00 19 9
6* woolen yem course 4s. 6d. flne linen yem 6* 10s., . 00 14 6
a p^amall sheets 00 08 0
twotrameIls5s. apairtongs2s. OJ., . . 00 07 6
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m PaA U. Iron pot and hooka 6b,,
an IroD ketle (U. a brass ketle ISi., .
a table U. a mashing tub and cheesepress, .
8 brass pans 2$. one skillet It. a skimer U. 6d.,
6 pewter platen 9i. nine plates (U., .
2 bassons 8t. 6<2. Are poringers 2t. 6d.,
8 spoons It. a half pint and jill caps,
a dram cop and salt cellar It. a flagen St., .
an earthen pott 8d. two small cask 8t.6<2., .
a tab and beef 14$. an old cupboard and tubs,
a frying pan St. 6d. a wanning pan St.,
a mortar and pestle 8t. a TreTitt 16d.,
a shreding knife It. a salt box and desk It.,
a looking glass 8t. two pails St. 6d., .
atable St. 6<2., one old side 6d. wooden dishes St.,
loldladleSt. a pr. bridle bits id., .
an old coulter It. 8d. a knife 8d., . r
a trowell It. a smoothing iron and heaters, .
a hatchell St. books one bible 7t. Sd.,
books Sf. a pr. spectides It. and case,
soap Sd tallow It. (id. a brush Sd., .
8 glass botles St. id. four chairs if. 6d.,
part of three wohres £5 lOf. Od. ten pound woll,
S^ooarsewooUU. apilionSt. 6d., .
a grid iron Sd. lins^ woolsey St. Sd. ,
1* and f tow yem, ....
a bee tree and half St. a yerd and part of a yx^ cotten
it. id.,
old iron St., .....
Totally
"Tttken l^ Samuel Brownson,
Roger Brownson."
£ t.
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£107 OSt, OSd.
[Vol 4, p. 811.]
Jan. 8, 171(. 8tq;>hen Noble, ad' of the estate of Jdm Noble, late
of New Milford dect., exhibited an accO* of charge of Ooort and admin-
istration to this time, and costs of his sickness & funerall expences and
some small debts due from said estate all already paid amounting to
£18 ISt, Sd. [Vol 4, p. 88S.]
Karch 8, 1716. Stephen Noble, ad' of the estate of John Noble hite of
New IQlf ord dect, exhibited a further acco^ of chaxge of adm^^ and pay-
ment of debU allowed to be . £6 18t. Od.
and Mr. Olark's execution, . . £8 Si. Od.
and is also set by for the widdow pursuant to law for her use dureing life
sondiy perticulars in a paper on file amouqting to £8 ISt. lOd., and also
exhibited to be added to the inTentoiy, (Tid):
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one Bilver cup apprized at,
one piece of gold,
two quarten of beef,
£ «.
d.
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£5 4t.0tf.
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886.]
•March 0, 171|. Stephen Noble adm' of the esUte of John Noble
late of New Milford dec'd., exhibited a farthur aoco^ of debts dne from
laid estate and charge of administration past unto this day of £72 17«. .
Sd, which, with the allowance made formerly makes £114 lOf. 8(2. in the
whole. The said adm' is allowed nntiU the first Monday of March next
to finish his said administration. [Vol. 4, p. 888.]
Bept 8, 1718. Thomas Pickett in behalf of Stephen Noble adm' of the
estate of John Noble late of New Milford deceased, exhibited in Court
an act of the GenerBll Assembly held at Hartford May 10th 1716, author-
izing the said Adm* to make sale of all the Reall estate of the said
deceased, in order to the paying the debts due from the said deceased's
estate, so far as it will answer them, provided the morgage and rate or
tax laid on the land by this assembly be first paid, always observing the
direction of the Court of Probates in the County of Newhayen therein.
Whereupon this Court direct the said adm' to make sale of all the real
estate of the dec* in order to the paying of the debts, according to the
regulation as aboye, and make return of his doings to this Court
[Vol. 4, p. 417.]
March 16, 171f Stephen Noble, administrater of y« estate of John
Noble, late of New Milford dec*, exhibited to be added to y« inventory
for advance of price in sale of the land £10 1«. Od., which makes y whole
inventory £122 8«. 8d. The s* administrator exhibited acco* of charge of
administration and paid Sherriif Hotchkiss for interest since y« last allow-
ance £4 7s. 4d., which makes the whole sum of debts and charge, £118
17a Id., hj which remains in y« ad" hands £8 lis. Id, which sum y« said
administrator is hereby ordered to make good payment of to y« s* cred",
after y* death of y« wid* who is now in possession of one &> of y* said
house and hmd. [Vol. 4, p. 464.]
He m. (1) Sept. 13, 1682, Abigail Sacut, b. Dec. 1, 1663, dau.
of John and Abigail Sacket of Northampton and Westfield, Mass.
She d. at 'Westfield, July 3, 1683, ss. 19, four days after the birth
of her first and only chUd.
The late Thomas Bridgman of Northampton, Maaa., in his
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«< InBcriptioDB on grave gtones in Northampton, and valley of the
Connecticut,*' published in 1850, gives that of Mrs. Noble, stating
her stone to be the oldest in the Westfield burying ground. The
inscription upon it is as follows:
HERE LyETH THE
BOPy OF ABIGAIL
THE WIFE OP
JOHN NOBLE WHO
DIED IVLy Aho
1688 in: y« 90 TEAR
OF HER AGE.
He m. (2) 1684, Mabt Goodman, b. Nov. 5, 1665, dau. of Rich-
ard and Mary (Terry) Goodman of Hadley, Mass. She entered
into full communion with the church at Westfield, Mch. 25, 1688.
She was dismissed thence to Derby, Conn., in 1713, and wa^ne
of the original members of the dhurch at New Milford, at its
organisation, Nov. 21, 1716. She was living, March 15, 1717.
CHILD BT FIB8T MABBIAGE.
18. Jbiffoa, b. June 90, 1688.
CHILDBBN BT SECOND MABBIAOE.
18. John, h. Feb. 15, 1685; m. (1) H. Picket; (2) A. Buck; (8) a
Slaughter.
14. StepUti, b. Aug. 15, 1686; m. Abigafl Morgan.
Vi. Mtabeth, b. June 28, 1689.
16. Marff, bapt. Oct 16, 1690; m. Andrew Hinman.
17. Doetf, b. Jan. 25, 1696; m. Lydia Forward,
la Enuinah, b. Nov. 2, 1697; m. Solomon Johnson.
19. Sarah, b. Mch. 22, 1699; m. Titus Hinman.
20. Wmam, b. Oct 25,1702; d. June 80, 1703.
21. Margar0l, b. Apr. 8, 1704; m. James Hine.
22. Mabd, b. Feb. 28, 1706; m. Matthew Benedict
THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
IS.
JoHV NoBLB, B. of Johu, wss b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb. 15,
1685, and d. in New Milford, Conn., in the summer of 1773, ». 88.
He joined the Cong, church at New Milford, Aug., 1720. He
was captain of the train-band in the same town in 1732. In 1743,
he was a signer of a memorial to the General Assembly, for lib-
erty to establish a church in the south part of New Milford and
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the adjacent towns of Danbory and Newtown, the memorialiaU
all living from four to seven miles from church. He built the
house next south of OaUows Hill, about six or seven miles below
the centre of New Milford, on the road to Danbury, and there
lived and died. His remains sleep in the old burying ground,
nearly opposite his house. By his will, dated April 2, 1759, and
proved Sept 7, 1773, he gives his property to his wife Sarah; son
Thomas; the heirs of son John deceased; son Nathan; the heirs
of his dau. Sarah deceased; daughters Rachel, Mercy, and Han-
nah. To Rachel in addition to the eighth part of his estate, he
gives his ** Negro man Robbin," after the decease of his wife.
He m. (1) Haivnah Picket, per. dau. of Thomas and Abi-
gail (Seymour) Picket, and if so, b. May 20, 1680. She d. March
1, 1716.
He m. (2) Abigail Buck, per. b. in Wethersfield, Ck>nn., Jan.,
1692, dau. of Bzeldel and Rachel Buck. She joined the Cong,
church at New Milford, Aug., 1720.
He m. (3) March 23, 1733, Mrs. Sabah Slauohteb of Ridge-
field, Conn., b. abt 1690, dau. of Drake. She d. Dec. 30,
1792, m. 102.
CHILDBBK BT FIB8T MABBIAOE.
28. Tkamat, b. Jan. 16, 1712; m. Mary Curtis.
24. Chad, )h. ; d. Dec., 1715.
85. Chad, ) b. ; d. Dec., 1715.
CHILDBBN BT BBOOND MABBIAGB.
86. John, b. Sept 81, 1717; m. Anna Peet
87. Qraee, b. Jan. 82, 1719; d. Feb. 1, 1719.
8a WaUam, b. March 8, 1720; d. May 8, 1780, m. 8 mos.
89. Abia, b. May 19, 1721; m. Benjamin Bennet.
80. Nathan, b. Feb. 4, 1722; m. Mary Qray.
81. Sarah, bapt. Aug., 1724; m. Caleb Stephens of Danbury, Conn., and
d. before 1759, leaving children.
88. Baehd, b. July 8, 1726; m. WOliam Spooner.
88. Aaron, bapt Dec. 8, 1787; prob. d. young.
84. Mer^, bapt June 89, 1729; m. James Benedict
85. Hannah, bapt July 5, 1780; m. 1758, John Gray of Kent, Conn..
and remoyed, as is thought, to Bennington, V t She had at least
one son, John, who was a captiye for two and one-half yean, among
the Indians.
14.
Capt Stsphbn Noblx, b. of John, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Aug. 15, 1686, and d. in New Milford, Conn., Dec. 10, 1755, m. 69.
By trade, he was a blacksmith. He was of Westfield, Apr. 16,
1709, and at that date, bought of Abigail Morgan of Enfield, Conn.,
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besideB 170 acres in the 2d divimon, bounded south by Scantic
River, "all her Messuage and Tenement in the Township of En-
field," consisting of "a house, bam, and homestead, containing
twelve acres in the town plot," " bounded northerly by the land of
Jonathan Bush, Sen', and south by Capt Isaac Meacham, easterly
upon the town street, or highway, k westerly upon the great
river." On the 2d Nov., 1713, being then of Enfield, he sold his
homestead to Isaac Eibbe of Enfield. He probably removed to
New Milford, as early as Jan. 24, 1714, for the records of that
town show, that at that date twenty acres of land for a half right
of upland were measured for Stephen Noble.
Stephen Noble was a man of great influence in the town of New
Milford, and held almost every office of honor and trust in the
gift of its dtisens.
"At a town Meeting held November 29, 1714, there was chosen San^uel
Bronson and Stephen Noble to make up accounts for the collictor and
see that the money be brought in so that it may be disposed of in order to
the maintanance of the ministiy amongst us."
"At a town meeting held Oct. 22d, 1716, Stephen Noble was appointed
to represent the town in such matter as shaU be nedf ull at the time of the
ordination of Mr. Daniel Boardman."
" At a town meeting held Dec. 14, 1716, it was agreed that John Weller
and Stephen Noble should have ten shillings for beating the Drum upon
publike meetings & other nesesary times the year insuing."
Dec. 16, 1717, " Att the same meeting there was chosen John Bostwick,
Ben', Zachariah Ferries, William Gaylord, Stephen Noble, John Bostwick,
Ju', for a oommitty to agree with Mr. Bordman for his ssleiy."
"March 17, 171{, at a town meeting held in New Milford, Stephen
Noble and Daniel Griswold were chosen a commity to proportion and set
out to eveiy man his part of the fence which was formerly agreed upon
to be made for Mr. Boardman about his homelot."
"Mar. 16, 172}, at a town meeting, it was voted in the ailrmative
that in taking up of land or a forty acre pitch, that we will draw a lot for
a choice an in this manner proceed, at the same meeting there was chosen
for a oommitty to draw lot for the choice are Stephen Noble, Zachariah
Fteriss and William Oaylord."
"At a meeting held Sept 28, 1728, Capt Stephen Noble was chosen to
agree with Doct Warner to mannag our petition at the Genarall Court in
October next"
Stephen Noble was, for fifteen years, a selectman of New Mil-
faid,via., in 1714; 1716-21; 1724; 1727-28; 1730; 1735; 1738;
1741-42.
Prior to the year 1744, there was in New Milford but one mili-
tary company, and of this Stephen Noble was, at its organization
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38 DnOENDANTB OF THOMAS MOBLB.
between 1715 and 1720, choeen captain, and continued in office
for twenty yean.
Although New Milford became a town, in 1712, thirteen yean
elapsed before any depatiee were sent thence to the legialature of
Gonnecticnt. John Bostwick and Stephen Noble were chosen for
the October session of 1725, being the first roprosontatives of the
town. Capt Noble held this office of tmst for sixteen later ses-
■ions, Tiz., May 1726; Mch. 1727; Sept 1727; Oct 1727; May
1732; Oct 1732; May 1733; Oct 1733; May 1734; Oct 1734;
May 1735; May 1737; Oct 1737; May 1738; Oct 1738; May 1739.
From the Colonial records of Conn., [VoL yiL 60,] the f dlowing
vote, relating to Stephen Noble, is extracted :
"At a Geni Assembly holden at New Hayen, on the 18th day of Octo-
ber, 1796.
Upon the intelligence of the Indian enemy coming toward oar frontiers:
Se9oUed £y thu AmenMy, That twenty effecttre men be forthwith raised
in the town of Milford, with a sergeant, and march forthwith to New
Milford, to be nnder the command of Capt Stephen Noble, to be im-
proTed for the defence of said town; and that the major of the regiment
of New HaTen forthwith make out the neoessaiy orders therefor.
BmiiMd £y ihiU AnmJtKy, That Capt. John Marsh and Capt Stephen
Noble forthwith send each of them a small scout at their discretion into
the woods, and in the name of this Assembly to command all our friend
Indians to retire to the respective towns or places where they belong, and
that they may not be seen in the woods except in company with the
Englishmen."
In connection with Messrs. Edmund Lewis and William Gkiy-
lord, he was appointed, May 11, 1732, by the ''Gk)vemor and
Company of Connecticut," to lay out a township at the north part
of the <' country lands on the west aide of Ousatunnuck river."
He was a justice of the peace in 1754. He joined the Cong.
Church at New Milford, Feb. 26, 1727. Administration on his
estate was granted Jan. 16, 1756, to his only surviving sons, Gid-
eon and Stephen.
He m. Abigail Moboan, b. Feb. 16, 1683, dau. of Isaac Mor-
gan of Bnfield, Conn. She joined the New Milford church Aug.,
1720. She d. abt 1758, m. abt. 75, and her aon Gideon Noble
was appointed her adnmustrator, Jan. 2, 1759.
86. »!P*«a, b. Mch. 27, 1710; m Barah Peirta.
87. JltiQoiit, b. m. Matthew Hawley.
8a -BMwftstt. b. Dec 18, 1715; m. (1) L DeForest; (2) C. Mallory.
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89. JSmmOm, b. Mch. 14, 1718; m. Muy Bddwin.
40. Pmdenee, b. May 8, 1721; m. Amoe Coliina
41. Maar^, b. June 27, 1728; m. David Merwin.
48. Qid&on, b. Mch. 10, 1726; m. Martha Prime.
16.
Mabt Nobl^ dan. of John, was bapt in Weatfield, Mass., Oct.
16, 1692. Boyd, in his Hiatory of Windieater, Conn., aaya ahe
d. in Winchester, at the age of 92.
She m. Aug. 29, 1711, Ambbkw Hikman, bapt April 1690, a. of
CapL Titos and Hannih (Coe) Hinman. He d. in Woodbury,
Conn., Sept, 1750, m. 60.
CHILDBXN aOBH IN WOODBT7BT.
4B. AnOrem, b. Aug. 14, 1712; m. Feb. 28, Vm, Mabel Stiles.
44. Hannah, b. Dec. 6, 1714; m. Mch. 20, 1740, Oapt Josiah Averid,
or Ererett, of Bethlehem, Conn., and d. in Winchester, Conn., May, ,
1808, s. 88. They were the parents of Bey. Noble Everett, b.
Mch. 8, 1747, Yale CoL 1775, who d. in Wareham, Mass., Dec 80,
1819, m, 72.
46. Ooe, b. Apr. 82, 1718; m., and removed to the state of New
YoriL
46. ifofy, b. Mch. 8» 1721; m. Dec, 1751, Garwood Cnnningham
47. Mairgwrtt, b. Aug. 2, 1728; d. nnm.
48. Aaron, b. Oct, 1726; d. young.
4B. Nalhan, b. Dec 7, 1729.
60. mUha, b. Mch. 9, 1784; m. Mch. 1, 1777, Abigail Dolebeare.
He resided in 2Yew London, Conn. In the Bevolutionaiy war he
was a yeiy successful c^>tain in the navy, and afterwards was for
a time engaged in mercantile pursuits. He d. Dec, 1816, s. 82.
51. NotU,* b.Apr. 25, 1786; m. and had a family in Man. or Yt
17.
Bna. Datid Nobl^ a. of John, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
25, 1696, and d. in New Milford, Conn., abt 1760, ». abt 64.
He joined the Cong, church in New Milford, in 1720, and was
chosen, Oct 11, 1743, ensign of ihe North military company in the
same place, from which ofBce he retired May 4, 1747, '< having
airiTsd at the age of fifty years and upwarls." He was selectman,
1786-37, and representative to the General Assembly for six
ioSBions, via., Oct 1745, May 1746, June 1746, Oct 1746, Jan.
1747, and May 1747. His sons, Lieut Zadock Noble and Asahel
NoUe were appointed, Feb. 5, 1760, administrators on his estate.
He m. (1) June 15, 1720, Ltdia Fobwarb, dau. of Joseph For-
ward of Danbuty, Conn. She joined the New Milford (Cong.)
charch abt 1720, and probably d. in 1721.
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40 VnOEKDAXT^ OP TBOMAS NOBLB.
He m. (2) June 1, 1722, Susaxna Shbbican, b. Not. 1, 1693, dan.
of Hon. John and Elizabeth Shennan of Woodbury, Conn., who d.
Apr. 2, 1750, in 57th year. [Orave stone says in Slet year.]
He m. (3) Mrs. Jbbusha Bobtwick. Her maiden name was
Jemaha Beeeher, and the m. (1) June 5, 1722, according to
town reca, bat July 5, according to chh. recs., Theophilns Baldwin
of New llilfofd, who d. May 1, 1745, m. 51 ; (2) Nathaniel Boetwick
of New Milf ord. Over her remains is erected a monument bear-
ing the following inscription: <'In memory of Jemaha Noble,
who departed this life, Aug. 28, 1790, aged 85 years: the first
wife of Capt. Theophilns Baldwin, k second of Nathaniel Boetwick,
Esq., 1^ hst of David Noble.'*
CHILD BT VXBST MABBIAOB BOBH IN HBW MILFOBD.
08. Danid, b. July 92, 1721 ; m. Mary Gaylord.
OHmnSV BT BBCOKD MABBIAOB BORK HV NBW MD^FOBD.
68. Zadoek, b. Sept. 17, 1728; m. Freeloye Dibble.
04. AmoM, b. Oct. 1, 1725; m. Catharine Peet
65. JBuniee, b. Jan. 18, 1728; m. (1) H. Koble; (2) T. Baldwin.
66. SuMnnah, b. July 19, 1780; m. Dr. John Carrington.
18.
Habvah Nobl^ dan. of John, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov.
2, 1697, and d. 1753, in that part of Woodbury, Conn., which is
now Sonthbnry, Conn.
She m. Jnne 30, 1736, Sergt Solomon Johnsok, b. Jan. 5,
1696, s. of Moses and Mary (Rose) Johnson of Woodbury, Conn.
He d. in Southbury, Conn., July 30, 1778, m. 84.
CrniiPRBN aOBK IB WOODBUBT.
67. Bannah, bapt Sept 6, 1786; m. 1768, Justus Pesrce, and d. of the
messles. May, 1769. Child. Johnson, b. May, 1769; a member of
Yale College, when the British came during the American reyohi-
tion to New Haven, he was enticed away by them and d. soon after,
at the age of 17, in one of the West India islands.
Sa Abigail, b. Mch. 28, 1789; m (1) Oct., 1766, David Hickok of
Sonthbuiy, Conn., who d. Aug., 1784. She m. (2) Dec, 1786,
Sleaxer Mitchell, who d. Feb. , 1819. She d. at Glastonbuiy, Conn. ,
Feb. 11, 1881, m. 91. Child. Hannah, b. Aug. 7, 1767; m. Rey.
Zephaniah HoUister Smith, who grsd. at Yale College, 1782, was a
clergyman and physician at Glastonbuiy, Conn., snd d 1886. She
d. Dec. 27, 1850, s. 88.
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Saba^ Noblx, dau. of John, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch.
22, 1699.
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Shem. (1) "about June 8, 1721/*Tit08 Hinman, bapt June,
1694, s. of Capt. Titus and Hannah (Coe) Hinman of Woodbury,
Oonn., who d. Mch. 8, 1747.
She perhaps m. (2) Calbb Martin of "Woodbury, Conn., b. Mch.
26, 1698, s. of WiUiam and Abigail Martin. Her niece, Mrs. Abi-
gail Mitchell of Glastonbury, Conn., used frequently to speak of
Sarah Martin of Woodbury, as one of her mother's sisters. Caleb
Martin d. Sept 14, 1776, m. 78.
CEILDBXN BOBN IN WOODBUBT.
09. FMienee, b. July 17, 1722.
60. TUm, b. Apr. 27, 1725; d. June 2, 1727.
61. Ifykraim, b. Feb., 1727; m. Aug. 20, 1750, Rebecca Lee.
62. Saroh, bapt Not., 1728; m. David Hinman.
68. BaeM, b. Oct. 2 [8 ?], 1781.
64. litui, bapt Oct 25, 1788; m. Nov., 1757, Joanna Huid/
65. Ann, bapt Feb. 15, 1786. ^
66. Pttidenee, bapt Sept. 8, 1788; m. Nor. 16, 1757, David Hurlbut
67. XtMy, bapt Mch. 25, 1740; m., and removed to Vermont
68. JBno$, bapt July 25, 1742.
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Maboabst Noblb, dau. of John, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 3, 1704, and d. in New Milford, Conn., Sept 2, 1796, m, 92.
She m. Dec. 23, 17426, Janis Hinb, who was b. in Milford, Conn.,
Oct 16, 1696. He d. in New Milford, Conn., Apr. 1, 1774, m. 77.
CBILDBBN BOBN IN NEW lOLFOBD.
69. JMte, b. Bept 26, 1727; d. Mch. 29, 1781.
70. Anne, b. Mch. 14, 1729; m. Jan. 18, 1748, Inael Camp, and d.
Dec 80, 1797, s. 68.
71. AM, b. Mch. 4, 1781; m. (1) July 7, 1768, Rebecca Beebe; (2)
Mrs. Bose; (8) Mrs. Comstock.
72. SaeM, b. Feb. 12, 1784; m. Clements of Litchfield.
78. Maba, b. Dec 7 pi?], 1740; d. Aug. 88, 1767.
74. JMle, b. Aug. 12, 1744; m Feb. 2, 1768, Patience Hubbell.
M.
Mabsl Noblx, dau. of John, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb.
28, 1706, and prob. d. prior to March 27, 1782.
Shem. May 21, 1729, Matthew BcNBDicrof Danbury, Conn., b.
abt 1707, B. of Daniel Benedict He was one of the sufferers by
the burning of Danbury by the British troops under Oen. Tryon,
Apr. 27, 1777, and his heirs were allowed, May, 1792, by the state
of Connecticut, £205 As. 8(f., for damages done to his property.
He d. Sept 28, 1781, m. abt 74. Distribution of his estate took
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place March 27, 1782. No widow is mentioned. Heirs of son
Matthew, deceased, received £317 4«. 4(f., Noble, Zadock, heirs of
Thankful, wife of John Hopkins, deceased, Jonah and Abijah
each received £158 I2s. 4d.; total, £1,164 125. lOcL
76. MaUhew, b. abt 1788; m. Abigail . He was taken prisoner in
the British expedition to Danbury, carried to New York, and d.
there, in the sugar-house, a Yictim to British cruelty. He was a
farmer.
76. IMk, b. Jan. 85, 1785; m July 6, 1768, Eunice Gregory. He was a
captain in the Revolutionary war, and was taken prisoner in the Brit-
ish expedition to Danbury, and carried to New York. He was a
fanner, and represented Danbury in the General Assembly of Con-
necticut He d. May 19, 1809, se. 74
77. Zadoek, b. 1787; m. (1) Jerusha Russell; (2) Betsey Frost.
He was a farmer in Danbury, and in 1790, founded the hatting trade
of the town. In 1790, he was representative in the General Assem-
bly of Connecticut. He d. Aug. 17, 1798, se. abt. 61.
78. Thaniiiful, b. ; m. John Hopkins, and d. prior to March
27, 1782.
79. Jimah, b. , 1741 ; m Jan. 6, 1781, Elizabeth Inglis. He was a
farmer, served in the Revolutionary war, and d. in South Balem,
N. Y., March 28, 1811, sb. 70.
80. Abifah, b. ; m. May 10, 1785, Betsey Stuart He was
a farmer, and served in the Revolutionary war. As early as 1795, he
removed to Greenville, N. Y., and June 9, 1797, to Coxsackie,
N. Y. He d. in Canada, 1828.
FOURTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
98.
Thom48 Noble, b. of John, was b. in New Milford, Conn., Jan.
16, 1712, and there d. Nov. 4, 1783, ». 71, and not 72, as stated
on his monument. He erected the first house north of GallowB
TTill, in New Milford, near his father's, where lie lived until his
death. He was an active business man, and for numy years the
owner of the iron works near his residence, which were managed
with success. He had also considerable landed property, upon
which he fanned. On the 8th May, 1772, he, together with
twenty-five other proprietors of 1,800 or 2,000 acres of meadow on
Wood Crecxk in Danbury and New Fairfield, Conn., applied to the
legislature to remove obstructions in the river, and was himself
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appointed with five others, by the legislature, June 3, 1772, to see
that said obstructions were remoyed. He was selectman, 1771 and
1773, and representative to the General Assembly for five sessions,
viz., Oct 1750, Nov. 1750, May 1771, May. 1772, and May
1774. He was probably one of the persons referred to in the
following order of the Litchfield Co. Court: '* Litchfield Co. ss.,
Mch. term, 1777. The personal estate of Daniel Smith, Justin
Sherman, Nathan Daton, and Thomas Noble, all of New Milf ord,
in the County of Litchfield, they being inimical, was ordered to be
disposed of for the use of the state." He joined the Cong, church
in New Milford, Dec. 3, 1727; and was afterwards one of the
principal supporters of the Episcopal church. A man of unblem;
ished character, he was universally esteemed by all who knew him.
His remains are deposited in the public burying ground, some sev-
enty or eighty rods distant from his residence, on the opposite side <
of the road. A marble table marks the spot» bearing the follow-
ing inscription:
This Life is short Eternity long.
In MEMORY of
M' Thomas Noble who died
Nov» 4«> 1788, Aged 72 years.
And Mary his amisble
Consort who died Jan^ 17^ 1795
Aged 78 years.
The strokes of fate
are death to earthly views.
The Soul surmounts the tomb,
& in her state secure,
devoid of hope or fear or faith.
Enjoys her Qod.
His sons Klnathan Noble and Jesse Noble, were appointed, Nov.
18, 1783, administrators on his estate. His property was dis-
tributed between his widow Mary, and his children, Elnathan,
Jeae, Sylvaaus, Isband, heirs of Hannah Noble Palmer, deceased,
Chloe, wife of Zadock Hard of Arlington, Vt., Mary, and Flavia.
He m. June 29, 1737, Mart Cubtis, b. abt 1717, dau. of Capt
Thomas Curtis of Kensington, now Berlin, Conn. She d. Jan. 17,
1795, m, 78.
GHILDIUER BOKN Of KSW XHiFORD.
81. Bemnah, b. Aug. 28, 1788; m. Ichabod B. Palmer.
88. OMoe, b. Feb. 11, 1740; m. Zadock Hard.
88. BtptOah, b. March 81, 1742; d. e. 12.
84. PMe, b. May 11, 1744; d. unm.
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44 DnOSNDAMTB OP THOMAB VOBLB.
85. Ma/ry, b. Jan. 8, 1746; d. unm., Aug. 6 [10?], 1810, e. 64.
86. ThamoM, b. Sept 28, 1748; m. Eunice Noble [156], cIau. of Gideon
and Martha (Prime) Noble. He lived in New Milford. Mass., was
out in the American ReTolution, and died (according to his nephew
Ammi Palmer) on Long Idand, of an iUnees occcanoned bj a cold.
He had no children.
87. SlneUhan, b. Mch. 16, 1750; m. Johannah Boetwick.
88. Flavia, b. d. unm. in New Milford, April 5, 1802.
88. Jem, b. Sept. 23, 1754; m. Mary Davia.
90. Sifloanui, b. July 11, 1756; m. Betaey GloTer.
91. hband, b. Dec. 26, 1759; m. Amy TutUe.
M.
John Noblb, a. of John, waa b. in New Milford, Oonn., Sept.
21, 1717, and there d. abt. 1757. He probably lived near hia
father, for be was a petitioner with bim and other inliabitanta of
tbe aoatb part of the town, to be «et off, with aome Danbury and
Newtown people, as a new zeligioaB society, they all living from
four to seven miles from chtircb. He d. abt. 1757, for, Jan. 4,
1758, Thomas Noble and Widow Anna Noble were appointed
administrators on his estate, and at the same date, Anna Noble was
appointed guardian of ber only eon, Abraham Noble.
He m. Aug. 23, 1743, Anna Peet, in Unity Parish, Stratford,
Conn. After Mr. Noble's death, she is supposed to have m. May
7, 1766, Israel Holmes of Bast Greenwich, now Warren, Oonn.
CHZLDBEN BOBN IN NSW lOLFOBD.
92. ea/rdh, b. July 28, 1744.
98. AUffoU, b. May 12, 1746.
94. Ahraham, b. Bept 28, 1748.
95. John, b. June 81, 1751 ; must have died young.
Asia Noble, dau. of John, was b. in New Milford, Conn«, May
19, 1721. She d. abt. 1757.
She m. Dec. 4, 1740, Dea. Benjamin Bennbt. He resided in
New Milford until after 1745, when he removed to New Fairfield,
Ck>nn. After her death, he m. Mrs. Maiy Noble of New Fairfield,
b. Nov. 22, 1725, widow of Dea. Daniel Noble, and dau. of Wil-
liam and Johanna Ghylord of New Milford, and had children,
Mary and Daniel Benjamin Bennett, d. abt. 1790.
96. AbiffoU. b. Mch. 26, 1742, in New Milford; m. Hon. David Noble
of WOliamstown, Mass., and d. Bept 16, 1822, e. 80.
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07. Mdri^, b. Oct. 96, 1743, in New Ifilford; m. Dr. Ebenezer
Beardftlej of New Haven, Conn.
9a Abia, b. Oct 95, 1745. in New Milford; m. John Day, and d.
of apoplexy, in Williamstown, Mass., Sept. 92, 1800, m. 63.
09. 8ar^h, b. ; m. Dr. Towner, and is supposed
to bATe resided in New FaSrileld, Conn.
100. Ruik, b. ; m. William Foeter, and remoTod to
GranTUle, N. Y.
101. Bei^min, b. ; m. BrowneU, and removed to
Butternuts, N. Y.
109. John NMe, b. ' ; m. and removed to Bridport, Vt.
Nathan Noble, b. of John, was b. in New Milford, Conn., Feb.
4, 1722, and d. in Saratoga, N. Y., Oct 7, 1777, m. 55. He was
admitted to church fellowahip in New Milford, Nov. 13, 1748.
When a young man, he served for aome time in the French war,
and was at Louiaburg, Oct. 9, 1745. At this time his health
became much impaired by fever and ague. About 1756, he
removed to Cape Elizabeth, Me., in 1757, to Stroutwater, Me., and
abt 1767, to Gray, Me., and purchased a farm, one mile from the
village, DOW caUed Oray Comer. He there lived in comfortable
drcumstances, until the American Revolutian, when he enlisted
for three years' service in the army. lie was in a number of
engagements, among others in the memorable battle of Stillwater.
At the battle of Saratoga, he was killed by a musket ball from
the enemy, just as he was entering the breastwork. He never
spoke after receiving the wound. He seems to have had a pre-
sentiment of his fate, having observed on the morning of his
death, that he should not live out the day.
He m. May 2, 1748, Mabt Oeat, b. Jan. 13, 1726, dau. of John
and Fhebe Oray of Provincetown, Mass. She was adm. to church
idlowship in New Milford, Conn., Nov. 13, 1748. She d. Oct 29,
1785, m, 59.
CHILDBXN.
108. PhAe, b. May 15, 1749; m. Benjamin Goold.
101 MUhad, b. Jan. 8. 1751; d. July 8, 1762, e. 6 mos.
105. Am, ) b. May 25, 1758; d. May 25, 1753.
106. Am, S b. May 25, 1758; d. June 2, 1758.
107. Etuhen, b. Feb. 15, 1755; m. Hannah Merrill.
108l Eannah, b. AprD 9, 1757; m. Elisha Hayden.
109. Naihan, b. Feb. 20, 1761; m. Hannah Hobbs.
110. Jfory, b. June 24, 1764; m. Malachi BarUett.
HI. Anna, • b. July 9, 1769; m. Nathaniel FuUer.
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46 ' DUOSNDAKTS OF THOXAB MOBLS.
Baohxl Noblb, dan. of Joha, was b. in New Milfozd, Conn.,
Julys, 1726.
She m. Not. 8, 1750, Wiluam SroomEB, b. Jan. 29, 1720, in
Dartmonth, Mass., ■. of Wm. and Alioe (Black) E^Kxmer. He
resided in Wamn, Conn.
CRZLDBBN.
112. WiOiam, b. May 10, 1782; m. Sept 8. 1778, Hannah Robinson, and
d. near Monkton, Yt, Feb. 8, 1829, m, 77. He was a soldier in the
American reyolation.
118. Bebeeea, b Oct 20, 1758; m. April 24, 1774. Ebeneier Bpooner, a
fanner of Kent, Conn.
114 Sarah, b. Feb 27, 1755; m. Feb 27, 1777, Nathaniel Johnson,
who removed from Conn, to Cazenovia, N. Y. He was a soldier in
the American reyolution. Bhe d. Bept 28, 1827, e. 72.
115. AUoe, b. ; m. David Phelps, who rem. from Conn.
toN. Y.
116. Baehel, b. ; m. June 5, 1788, Truman Beeman, re-
sided in Conn., Yt, and N. Y., and d. June 12, 1792.
117. AbigaU, b ; m. Samuel Sanford. who removed
from Conn, to near Rennselaenrille, N. Y., where he located on
land, under a " Patroon lease." Bhe d. Dec, 1844.
lia NaOiafM, b * ; m. July 16, 1794, Ruth Curtis. He was
a soldier in the American reroluUon. His final place of residence
was Peterboro, N. Y.
It is said that there were six other children in the above family, who
died in infancy.
M.
Mbbot Noblb, dau. of John, waa bapt. in New Milfoid, Conn.,
June 29, 1729.
She m. Sept 17, 1750, Jamks Bxnkdict, s. of James Benedict
He removed, subsequent to the American revolution, to Ballston,
Saratoga Co., N. Y., and thence, in 1 793, to Auburn, N. Y. He m.
(2) Polly Billings, and d. in Auburn, N. Y., 1794.
119. J^Um, b Nov. 1, 1752; m. 1788, Rebecca Ambler, resided in
German Flatte, N. Y., and d. March 12, 1821, ft. 68.
120. Amm, b Nov. 80, 1756; m. (X) Oct 10, 1779, Tabitha Ferry; (2)
Harch 15, 1790, Haiy Munn, and d. in Fabius, N. Y., Jan. 14,
1846, m. 91.
121. Mcoiah, b Nov. 2, 1762; m. June 14, 1788, Deiadama Austin, of
SheflSdd, Mass. He was a Revolutionary soldier and pensioner.
In May, 1805, he removed to Auburn, N. Y., aud d. Dec. 8, 1830,
e. 77.
122. Peter, b. ; resided in Lockport, N. Y., but d. 1847.
in New Marlboro, Mass.
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138. Ormn, b. ; m. Polly Billings, his stepsister, removed,
in 1807, to Auburn, N. Y., and there d, 1847.
124. jMper, b. ; m. Ruth Fosgate, removed, 1804, to Au-
burn, K. Y., and there d., March 8, 1818.
Stbpbsn NoBLKy a. of Stephen, was b. prob. in Enfield, Conn.,
March 27, 1710, and d. in Kent, Conn., Dec. 5, 1797, ». 87. He
removed from New Milford to Kent» after 1739, and lived on the
same farm where hia great-grandson, David Noble, lived in 1852.
He was a very early riser, and quite simple in his habits, for many
years before his death, eating nothing but rusk and milk for
supper.
He m. July 18, 1733, according to town record, or June 3^ 1733,
according to ftoiily record, Sabab Fbbbts, b. in New Milford,
Nov. 10, 1710, dau. of Zechariah and Sarah Ferris. This Zecha-
riah Ferris, an early settler of New Milford. came from Milford,
Conn. She d. March 9, 1802, m. 91.
OHILDBEN.
Id5. Lw^, b. Feb. 6, 1784; m. Jedediah Hubbell.
196. Itraa, b. March 25, 1785; m. Lucy Benedict
127. Zeehariafi, b. April 10, 1787; m. March 4, 170li Kezia Kinney, b. abt,
1742. He d. in Kent, Conn., May 10, 1770, s. 88. She m. Deu.
Isaac Dayton, alld d. May 24, 1809, e. 67. Child. Clam, b. Feb.
15, 1767; m. Sept. 26, 1782, Ashur Ross, and removed to the Wesi.
128. Mmrgan, b. Jan. 10, 1789; m. Patience Averill.
129. Abigail, b. Nov. 18, 1740; m. (1) S. Osbom; (2) J. Day.
180. Barak, b. Dec. 18, 1742; d. unm., March 5, 1801. ». 58.
181. MehiUMe,h, June 2, 1745; d. Aug. 7 [15?], 1752, (c 7.
182. AnnU, b. March 18, 1748; d. Aug. 22, 1752, » 4.
188. Bonnnah,h, July 12, 1762; m. N. Averill.
184. JMi, b. May 18, 1755; m. Joseph Badger.
AmoliL NoBLS, dau. of Stephen, was prob. b. in Enfield, Conn.,
and d. in New Milford, Conn., Oct. 30, 1738.
She m. Dec. 21, 1737, Capt. Matthsw Hawlby, b. prob. in
Newtown, Conn., and bapt. in Durham, Conn., Feb. 14, 1713,
8. of Bphraim and Phebe (Curtis) Hawley. [He m. (2) Dec. 3,
1740, Hannah Buck, and had Daniel, b. Sept. 4, 1741; Abigail, b.
Feb. 3, 1744; Asahel, b. Oct 28, 1748.] He d. in Canaan, N. Y.,
Dec. 12, 1800, m. 87.
CHILD.
184a. Matlhew, bapt Oct. 27, 178a
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ss.
Elizabeth Noble, dau. of Stephen, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Dec. 13, 1715, and d. between 1752 and 1755. She m. (1)
Ang. 1 7, 1 732, Isaac Db Fobbst of New Milford, Conn. She m. (2)
Dec. 3, 1734, Caleb Mallobt of Soathbary, Conn. AU that is
known of him is, that he suiriyed his wife, and piob. m. Sept 12,
1755, Jane Waller.
CHILD BT ratST MABRIAOE.
185. Isaae, b. ; m. Jan. 11, 1708, Rachel Bostwick.
CHILDBBN BT SECOND MABBIAOB.
188. L0i8, b.
187. EUidbeOi,h,
188. EufUee, b.
188. Caleb, b. prob. m. March 17, 1788, Mary Teny.
140. JonaOum, b. Jan. 82, 1752.
Jonathan Noble, a. of Stephen, was b. in New Milfozd, Conn.,
March 14, 1718, and there d. abt. 1746, ». abt 32. By his will,
which was dated April 1, 1745, and proved July 7, 1748, he be-
qaeathed his property, in case he should have no heirs of his body,
to his wife, Mary, to Israel Noble, son of his brother Stephen,
and to his brother, Gideon Noble. These reoeiyed his property,
as he d. prob. in 1746, without other heirs.
He m. Oct. 15, 1744, Mabt Baldwin. She prob. m. (2) Nov. 2,
1748, TheophiluB Baldwin. He was perhaps s. of Theophilus and
Jerusha (Beecher) Baldwin, b. in New Milford, Jan« 16, 1728, who
there d. March 10, 1804, m, 76. That she was contemplating mar-
riage, March 31, 1747, is evident, from a deed recorded at New
Milford, [Vol. 5: 506,] in which Mary Noble of New Milfoid,
conveys to her brother, Gideon Noble, land in New Milford, which
her husband, Jonathan Noble^ gave her the use of, so long as ahe
should remain his widow, and which right she now quit-claims
unto the said Gideon. The above Theophilus Baldwin is supposed
to be the same person who m. Dec. 30, 1762, Mrs. Eunice Noble,
b. Jan. 13, 1728, widow of Hezekiah Noble, and dau. of David
and Susanna (Sherman) Noble of New Milford, Conn.
40.
Peddenoe Noble, dau. of Stephen, was b. May 3, 1721, in New
Milford, Conm, and there d. Jan. 23, 1804, aa. 82.
She m. May 10, 1741, Amos Collivb of New Milford, Conn., b.
abt. 1717. He d. May 30, 1778, according to town records, but
May 28, in his 61st year, according to his grave-stone.
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CBILDBXN BOKN IN RBW MILVOBD.
141. Jonathan, bapt Bept 90, 1741.
142. Hannah, b. March 11, 1748; prob. m. Dec. 15, 1766, Aaael Hitch-
cock.
148. Ama$, b. Nov. 1, 1745; unm. and blind, fell from the belfry of
the Cong, church inKew Milford, and was killed July 11, 1702, m. 46.
144. Prudence, bapt. Aug. 11, 1751.
145. Stephen, b. Not. 1, 1754; prob. m. June 18, 1781, Dolly Olmsted.
41.
Mabt Noble, dau. of Stephen, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
June 27, 1723, and there d. Sept. 30, 1794, m. 71 (graye-atone).
She m. Dec. 23, 1742, Dayid Mkbwin of New Milford, Conn.
He d. April 19, 1792. ^
CHILBBBN BOBN IR HBW MILFOBD.
140. David, b. March 7, 1748; d. May 7, 1764, s. 11.
147. John, b. Aug. 24, 1744; m. (I) Not. 6, 1760, Mercy Warner; (2)
Dec. 81, 1777, Mrs. Ruth Welch, nU Oaylord; (8) March 2, 1818,
Mrs. Barah Dibble. He resided in New Milford, and d. May 2, 1820,
S.81.
148. Mary, b. April 21, 1748; d. May 18, 1754, as. 6.
140. Abel, b. Sept. 18, 1760; m. (1) June 15, 1774, Rebecca Noble,
dau. of Zadock Noble of New Milford; (2) Mrs. Oaylord,
widow of Peter Gaylord, and dau. of Hartwell. He resided
in New Milford, and d. March 80, 1828, se. 78.
150. Mary, b. April 5, 1755.
151. DaM, b. July 8, 1757; m. (1) May 29, 1788, Mary Durkee; (2)
Mrs. — of Salisbury, Conn., and d. at Palmyra, O.
152. Hannah, \ b. Not. 14, 1760; m. March 21, 1785, Benedict Davis, and
( d. March 1,1809,0. 4a
158. Jonathan, ) b. Not. 14, 1760; d. Oct, 1777, ». 16.
154. Abigaa, b. Aug. 22, 1764.
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OiDBON Noble, b. of Stephen, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
March 10, 1726, and d. in Cairo, Greene Co., N. T. In the
American Beyolution he was a sergeant in the company of Capt.
Isaac Bostwick of New Milford, waa stationed about Boston, and
was in the aervice from July 12 to Dec. 10, 1776. Accompanied
by his wife and most of hia children, with their families, he
remoTod between 1785 and 1790, from New Milford, Conn., to
Freehold (now Cairo), Greene Co., N. Y., where he died.
He m. March 22, 1747, Mabtha Pnin of New Milford, Conn.,
aappoeed to have been dan. of James and Anna Prime, and if so
b. July 19, 1719. She surriTod her husband, and spent her last
days, it is beheved, with her son Goodman, in Cairo, N. Y.
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CHIXJ>BSH BOBH Dl HXW MILFOBD.
155. JmuUKan, h. Jan. 9, 1749.
156. Eunice, b. Nov. ^1%, 1760; m. (1) T. Noble; (8) R. Olmsted.
157. Mariha, b. Aug. 16, 1762; m. Joeeph Nickeraon, and bad at
leait one cbild, Almcdia, or Annedia.
168. EUtabeih, b. Sept. 15, 1754; m. Abner Judd.
159. Goodman, b. July 8, 1756; m. Sarah T}ier.
160. L^man, b. Marcb 5, 1758; m. Elizabeth Roioe.
161. Anna, bapt Sept. , 1761 ; m. (1) O. Trowbridge ; 0t) Mason.
162. Prudence, b. abt 1762; m. Jonathan Mygatt.
168. miena, bapt. Feb. 26, 1764; m. Jonathan Nickenon, a farmer,
whod. in Cairo, N. T., 1840. Children. 1. Martha; 2. Anna; 8.
SaUj, who m. David Johnson of Cairo; 4. Hannon.
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Dea. Daniel Noble, a. of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
July 22, 1721, and d. in New Fairfield, Conn., Oct. 6 1757, m. 36.
He joined the Cong, chnich in New Milford, March 7, 1742.
Thence he removed to that part of New Fairfield, Conn., which is
now, 1877, Sherman, Conn., and was in May, 1753, confirmed by
the Conn, legislature, ''as Captain of the north company or
trainband, in the town of New Fairfield." In 1757 he was chosen
a deacon in the Cong, church. He was, in the French and Indian
war, captain of a company in Col. Ebenesser Marsh's regiment,
which marched in 1757, and was in service from Aug. 8th to Aug.
24th of that year.
He m. Nov. 8, 1743, Mart GATLOBn, b. Nov. 22, 1725, dau. of
William and Johannah Gaylord of New Milford. After the
death of Daniel Noble, she m. (2) Dea. Benjamin Bennet, and
had Mary, who m. (1) Stillson; (2) Jairus Green; and
Daniel, who removed to New Haven, Vt
CECZLDBEN.
164. David, b. Dec. 9, 1744; m. Abigail Bennet.
165. Lifdia, b. Dec. 11, 1746; m. WUllam Oiddings.
166. Anna, b. Jan. 20, 1749; m. Eleazer Hubbell.
167. Johanna, b. 1752; m. Nathan Sherwood.
168. Mabel, b. ; m. fibeneser Btratton.
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Zabock Noble, s. of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Sept 17, 1723, and there d. Jan. 13, 1786, m, 62. He resided in
New Milford, and was selectman in 1761. Hie records of that
town ahow, under date of March 31, 1777, that it was
"Voted 2d, That a Committee be appointed according to the
advise of his Hon' the Govenor kc, for the purpose of fumisb-
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ing the Qaota of Soldiers in the GontiseDtal Bervioe tor s* New
Milford.*" Lieat Zadock Noble was ehosen first on a committee
of seven.
lieat. Zadock Noble was chosen Dec. 8, 1777, one of the New
Milford committee of inspection and correspondence.
In his win dated Jan. 10, 1786, and proved Feb. 16, 1786, he
names his children, Rebecca, Sosanna^ Diana [Diame], Zadock,
Daniel, Wakefield, Bzr% and David.
He m. Oct 27, 1747, Fbsxlovx Dibblb of Danbnry, Conn., b.
abt 1728, who d. May 6, 1791, m. 63.
CHILDBXN BOBN IN NBW MILPOBD.
160. OnFaDMU, b. Jan. 8, 1740; m. (1) E. Bostwick; (2) A. Gregory^
170. lehabod, b. Jnly 6, 1750; d. July 28, 1758, as. 8.
171. Martin, b. Feb. 6, 1752; d. July 20, 1758, m. 1.
172. EOwea, b. Feb. 24, 1756; m. Abel Mcrwin.
178. Suitannah, b. Jan. 25, 1758; m. (1) A. Gunn; (2) N. Taylor.
174 David, b. Dec 26, 1750; m. Jeruaha Bull.
175. Dania, b. Jan. 11, 1762; m. Lucy Burrell.
176. Eunice, b. May 17, 1764; probably d. young.
177. Wak^fidd, b. Jan. 14, 1766; m. Rachel Starr of Danbury, Conn., b.
Oct. 12, 1766, dau. of Jonathan Starr. He d. in New Mi]ford,
March 7, 1826, e. 60. She d. in New Milford, March 11, 1858, ». 01.
They had no children.
17a Diame, b. March 5, 1768; m. William Doan.
170. Zadock, b. Dec. 20, 1772; m. SaUy Stillson.
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AsAHKL Noble, a. of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn., Oct.
7, 1725, and there d. Mch. 8, 1706, iB. 70, according to the town
recs., but Mch. 0, according to the church recs.
He waa a selectman, 1760, 1775, and 1776; was chosen, Dec 0,
1776, one of the New Milford committee of inspection and cor-
respondence; and Dec 14, 1778, one of the committee to provide
clothing for soldiers in the continental army.
He nL Jan. 3, 1750, Cathabins Pxxt. She d. in New Milford,
Oct 10, 1700. Administration on her estate was granted, Oct 24,
1790, to her brother Ehiaihan Peet
CHILDBEN BOKN IN HEW MILFOBD.
180. EUtiha, b. Oct 25, 1750; m. Bally Crane.
181. Sherman, b. Sept 14. 1752; m. Sarah Davis.
182. Bvithen, b. Oct 5, 1756; unm., "killed when about twenty years
of age, by a cart runnhig over him," says Hon. David S. Boanlman
of New Milford.
188. Annii, bq>t If ch. 9, 1766.
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EuKicB NoBLB, daiL of David, was b. in New Milford, Cono.,
Jan. 13, 1728.
She m. (1) Hbzbkiah Noble, b. Feb. 29, 1732, s. of Solomon
and Hepzibah (Betts) Noble. He d. withoat issae, in New Milford,
Conn., Aug. 17, 1758, m. 26.
She m. (2) Dec. 30, 1762, Theophilus Baldwin, perhaps s. of
Theophilus and Jerusha (Beecher) Baldwin, b. in New Milford,
Jan. 16, 1728, who there d. March 10, 1804, ». 76. He is sup-
posed to have married Nov. 2. 1748, Mrs. Mary Noble, wid. of
Jonathan Nobk and dau. of Baldwin.
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Susannah Noblb, dau. of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
July 19, 1730, and there d. June 3, 1808, le. 77.
She m. June 16, 1756, Dr. John Carrinoton of New Milford,
Conn. He d. Sept. 3, 1771, ». 41.
CHILDREN BORN IN NEW MILFORD.
184. Mm, b. Apr. 14, 1757; d. Nov. 18, 1757.
185. Daniel Xoble, b. Mch. 8, 1759; m. (1) Oct. 4, 1781. Mabel Warner;
(2) July 0, 1802, Mrs. Tryphuim Mygatt, nAe Wnrocr. He wii« n
physician in Danbury, Conn., and d. June 5. 18«t5, le. 74.
186. Polephtina, b. Nov. 14, 1760; m. Dec 16, 1781, Stephen Couch, and
removed to Lee, Mass.
187. Bunice, b. abt. 1762; m. Jan. 1, 1781, Col. Reuben Warner, and d.
Feb. 6, 1889, e. 76.
188. Sumnna, bapL July, 1764; m. Dr. Lemuel Thomas, and d. Oct. 1,
1706, ee. 82.
180. Sluabeth, b. d. unm.
100. Morton, bapt. May 18, 1770; removed to Stillwater, N. Y.
Abkl Hink, b. of James and Margaret (Noble) Hine, was b. in
New Milford, Ck>nn., Mch. 4, 1731, and there d. May 9, 1820, ».
89. He was a member of the Oeneral Assembly of Connecticut
for twelve sessions between 1769 and 1798. He was a fanner
and merchant For a time during the Revolutionary war he was
a commissary, being associated with Hon. Roger Sherman in fur-
nishing supplies for the army.
He m. (1) July 7, 1763, Rcbboca Bekbb, dau. of Ebenezer and
Bethia (Osbom) Beebe of Litchfield. She d. in New Milford.
Conn., Apr. 2, 1786, m. 47.
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He m. (2) Mrs. Rose, widow of Josiah Rose of Hebron,
Conn.
He m. (3) Mrs. Comstock of Kent, Conn.
CHIIiDBEN.
191. A\fnd, b. June 25, 1765; d. Apr. 25, 1788, ae. 22.
192. ThMaL. b. Oct. 29, 1766; d. Oct 8, or 28, 1776, «. 9.
198. Buhe, b. Jan. 27, 1770; m. (1) L. Northrop; 0) H. Claik.
74.
Noble Hike, s. of James and Margaret (Noble^ Hine, was b. in
New Milford, Conn., Aug. 12, 1744, and d. Oct. 15, 1796, ». 52.
He was a member of the General Assembly of Connecticut for
seven sessions between 1 780 and 1796. He was a fanner. ^
He m. Feb. 2, 1768, Patience Hubbbll, who d. in New Milford,
Conn., Mch. 5, 1829.
CHILDBEN.
191 JfoM, b. Not. 11, 1709; m. abt. 1790, FHend Grant Northrop,
and d. Sept 24, 1882. (e. 62.
195. Vrania, b. Feb. 11, 1772; m. Jhd. 18, 1802, Deliverance L. Painter
of Rozbury, Conn., snd d. Feb. 23, 1829, ae. 57.
196. BSOad, b. Mch. 18, 1774; m. Jan. 18, 1797, Loig Bostwick, removed
to Ohio, and d. Sept. 12, 1830, ic. 65.
197. Bomer, b. July 25, 1776; m. Mary Skinner. He graduated at
Yale College in 1797, became a lawyer, removed to Toungstown,
O., and there d. 1856.
19a AM. b. Jan. 80, 1779; m. (1) May 6, 1804, Fanny Cook; (2)
Apr. 80, 1808, Maria A. Booth, and lived and died in New Milford,
Apr. 29, 1856, as. 77. He was a member of the Qeneral Assembly
of Connecticut. He was a farmer and hatter.
199. ThMn. b. Aug. 12, 1781; m. Dobson W. McMahon, and d. July
18, 1807, ae. 25. He was a merchant in New Milford.
200. BMk MouUm, b. June 11, 1788; m. (1) May 22, 1805, Orrin Mallor}'
Armstrong of Washington, Conn. ; (2) Feb., 1884, C}tus Northrop
of New Milford, Conn., and d. in New Milford, Sept. 11. 1867, s. 84.
201. iW^. b. Sept 19, 1785; m. Abijah S. Hatch of Woodbuiy,
Conn., and d. in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., May, 1866, ae. 80.
202. Sopftia, b. Dec. 2, 1787; m. Mch. 7, 1811, Rev. Charles A. Board-
man, and d. in Toungstown, O., Aug. 4, ia51, ae. 63.
208. Aany, b. Oct 15, 1790; m. Nov. 28. 1822. Constantine McMahon
of Washington, Conn., and removed to New Haven, Conn. She d.
in New Milford, Conn., May 20, 1866. ». 75.
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FIFTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
•1.
' Hankah Noblb, dau. of ThomaB, was b. in New Milf ord, Conn.,
Aug. 23, 1738, and d. there, according to one account, Sept, 1774,
but according to another, Oct 4, 1775.
She m. Sept 23, 1759, Ichabod Bbtts Palmes, b. abt 1737 in
Branford, Conn., son of Rev. Solomon Palmer, an EpiBoopal
clergyman. [After the death of his first wife he m. (2) May 9,
1776, Mary Wakelee, who d. Jan. I, 1817, m, 66. By her he had
Rufus, b. Apr. 1, 1777; Amos, b. June 13, 1779; Hannah, b. Jan.
18, 1781; Noble, b. Mch. 30, 1783; ApphiaMary, b. May 21, 1793;
and AnnJB, b. Jan. 4, 1796.] He removed in 1787 to Butternuts,
Otsego Co., N. T., and there in connection with his brother-in-law,
Klnathan Noble, founded Zion Church (Episcopal), of which he
was for many years a warden. He d. Nov. 12, 1807, ». 70.
CHILDBEH BOKN IN KSW MILFORD.
904. Chkfe, b. Not. 1, 1760; d. Jan. 14. 1762.
905. mtfHa, b. Apr. 80, 1762; d. Not. 24, 1772.
906. Ammi, b. Aug. 4, 1764; m. (1) Leah Gray; and resided, 1853, in
Mansfield, Richmond Co., Ohio.
907. Tamar, b. May 12, 1767; m. June 9, 1785, laaac Hawley, and d.
1808, in Brookfield, Conn.
908. MaiOda, b. Aug. 1, 1769; m. Wolcott Dunning, and lesided, 1852,
in New Lisbon, N. Y.
909. Bdnnah, b. July 18, 1772; d. Sept., 1772.
210. Thomas Noble, b. Oct. 16, .1778; d. Sept. 80, 1775, e. 28 moe.
Chlox Noble, dau. of Thomas, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 11, 1740, and d. in Arlington, Vt, Oct 27, 1806, ». 66.
She m. Dec. 5, 1762, ZADOCKHABn, b. in Newtown, supposed to
have been son of James Hard. He resided in Newtown, Conn., until
about ^,*when he removed to Arlington, Vt, and there d.
Sept 24, 1828, sb. 91. HIb children attained to an average age of
eighty-two years. All his sons and sons-in-law were farmers.
CHILDBEN.
911. Hannah, b. May 28, 1768; m. Joseph Buck, resided in Cansda Esst,
and d. June 16, 1865, s. 92.
912. Lmnira, b. Oct 18, 1764; m. Benajah Leonard of Constable, N. Y.,
and there d. abt 1842, s. abt 78.
918. Bdiu, b. May 16, 1766; m. . resided in Ariington.
and d. Apr. 7, 1858, e. 86.
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S14. Oktoe, b. Jan. 18, 1768; m. BjlveBter Demii^, and d. Jan. 10,
1880, m. 61.
215. iMCif, b. Not. 22, 1760; m. George Buck, resided in Fairfax,
Yt, and d. July 5, 1850, s. 80.
216. JMU, b. June 25, 1771; m. , resided in Arlington,
and d. Aug. 28, 1866, ». 85.
217. MoUff, b. Sept 25, 1778; m. Reuben Barney of Arlington, and d.
Jan. 28, 1845, m. 71.
2ia Zadoek, b. July 27, 1775; m. Oct 0, 1802, resided in Arlington,
and d. Mch. 7, 1864, s. 88.
210. /MM, b. Feb. 18, 1778; m. April 28, 1802, , resided
in Mandiester, Vt, and d. July 12, 1850, e. 81.
220. ^kamu, b. June 18. 1781; m. Oct 2, 1808, . resided
in Arlington, and d. Mch. 11, 1865, s. 88. s
221. tiarai, b. Feb. 27, 1785; resided in Arlington, and d. unm., Not.
1, 1871, s. 86.
87.
Elnatram Nobls, 8. of Thomasy was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Melt 16, 1750, and d. of apoplexy in Battemuts, Otsego Co., N. T.,
Jan. 11, 1824, m. 74. He signed a petition May 2. 1772, to the
General Assembly of Connecticat in aid of one from Ralph Eeeler,
who asked that a ferry five miles below Falls Bridge, on the way
from Brookfield to Woodbury, might be settled on him.
Soon after the birth of his son Cyrenus, which occurred in 1776,
be removed to that part of New Milford which, together with parts
of Danbory and Newtown, formed the Society of Newbury. This
was incoiporated in 1788, as the town of Brookfield, Conn.
About 1789, in company with his brothers Sylvanus and Jesse
Noble, and Joseph Tomlinson, he built a forge and engaged in the
manufacture of bar iron. The charcoal there used was burned
whoUy by himsell
Soon, glowing accounts of the richness of the soil west of the
Hudson, in New York, reached his neighborhood, and in 1793 he
sold his £arm in Brookfield, and early the ensuing year, for $750,
bought one hundred acres of land on Butternut Creek, Otsego Co.,
N. T., in the township of Burlington, since called Pittsfield, and
now New Lisbon. The only buildings upon it were a log-house
and a log*bam; the former ten feet by twelve, covered with elm-
bark, with a chimney of sticks and day, and containing but two
rooms. An aoconnt of the jonmey thither, written by his son
Cyienns^ has fortuna.tely been preserved:
"On the 17th of April, 1794, at about 10 o'clock in the morning, we
started for our new home, in a cart covered with tow-cloth, drawn by two
stoatyokeof oien. Ourfamlly consisted of my father, mother, my sister
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Sally, brothers Sylvanui, Nathaniel, Bostwick, Ehiatban, and myself.
The first day, the weather being warm and pleasant, the ground well set-
tled, and the roads good, we made twelve miles, and in twelve days passed
Canagoharie, fifty miles west of Albany. We reached our destination on
the first of May. The land was heavily timbered; the settlers few, aiitl
principally Dutch. We lived happtly in our log-cabin."
By occupation a farmer, he was an induatrioos and worthy man,
poflsesdng a cheerful spirit and courteous manner, which seemed
to win for him the friendship of all. He was for many years a
magistrate of the town, and one of the founders and active sup-
porters of Zion church, at "the Butternuts." His remains
were deposited in the church burying-ground, near the site of the
old Episcopal church, now gone to decay. In accordance with his
previously expressed wishes, his funeral was attended by Rev.
Daniel Nash, with whom he had long been a co-laborer, in his
efforts to build up the Episcopal church in that place.
He m. Feb. 10, 1774, Jobankah Bostwick, b. Nov. 29, 1752,
dau. of Nathaniel Bostwick and Jerusha Baldwin, tUe Beecher,
oi New Milford, Conn. Nathaniel Bostwick was a son of John
Bostwick of Stratford, Conn., an early settler of New Milford.
She was an active and industrious woman, greatly devoted to her
husband, particularly during the last two or three years of his life,
while lie was suffering from the effects of paralytic or apoplectic
■hocks. She d. May 31, 1833, sb. 81.
CBXXjDBEN.
822. OurtiB, b. Nov. 10, 1774; m. Anna Hayes.
228. (^e?ii/^, b. Sept. 27, 1776; m. Hannah Weston.
224. Slnatftan, b. July 15, 1770; m. (1) M. Weston; 0t) A. GUbert; (8)
B. Woodhouse.
225. Thomas, b. July 18, 1781; d. Oct. 14, 1781, e. 2 mos.
226. SaU^, b. April 12, 1788; m. Willis Edson.
227. S^Mnwf, b. April 17, 1785; m. Sally TutUe.
228. BoiMek, b. Dec. 80, 1788; m. Thirza Hitchcock.
228. IMhatM, b. March 10, 1702; ol Harriet L. StiUson.
280. Qaradus, b. July 5, 1705; m. Sophia Utley.
281 Harriet, b. Nov. 26, 1708; m. Lyman Oruttenden.
Jbssb Noblb, 8. of Thomas, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Sept. 23, 1754, and d. in New Lisbon, Otsego Co., N. Y., April
22, 1833, m. 78. He signed a petition to the General Assembly of
Connecticut^ May 2, 1772, in aid of one from Ralph Eeeler, who
asked that a ferry five miles below Falls Bridge, on the way from
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Brookfield to Woodbury, might be settled on him. The following
do<mment8, f oand in the office of the secretary of state in Connec-
ticut, show, that daring the Revolution he was suspected of being
inimical to the American cause, yet without reason, if we credit
the statements made by him in his petition to the General Assem-
bly, that he had been ever *< attached to the American cause,'* and
was ''ready at any time to take the oath of fidelity."
"Bute of New York.
"I Egbert Dumont, Sheriff of Ulrter Counly, do hereby ci-rtify that
David Ives, and Jesse Noble late of the State of C-onneciicut (hk w said)
were committed to mc, as prisonerb taken on their way to Joyn Uie enemy
towards Crown Point.
'* Dated this fifth day of Auf^st, 1777."
"To either of the Constables of Sharon in Litchfield County, greeting.
"In the name* of the Gov and Company of the State of Connecticut,
you are hereby commanded, to take the within named David Ives and
Jesse Noble, they being deemed inimical to the United States of America,
and taken, as is said, on their way to Join the enemy, and commit them
to the Keeper of the Goal in Litchfield in said county, who is likewise
commanded to receive the said Ives and Noble, and them safely keep in
said prison, untill they be brot. to a proper trial, or are delivered by order
of law.
"Dated at Sharon the 7ih day of August, A. D. 1777.
DANIEL GRISWOLD, Justice of the peace."
"Litchfield, August y* Sth day 1777, then by virtue of the above mitte-
mus, I delivered the above named David Ives and Jesse Noble to the
keeper of the Goal in Litchfield, test,
SILAS S. JOHN, ConsUble of Sharon.
FEES.
£ $. d.
Justice fees,
0 9 0
Oflicers' fees,
18 0
Expenoes, .
19 0
tendance.
12 0
Horses for Pris»',
12 0
Ezpences more.
2 0
£8 IfU. Od."
" To the Honourable General Assembly of the Sute of Connecticut, now
sitting in Hartford in sd. State, the Petition of Jesse Noble, now confined
in litchfleld Goal humbly sheweth, that your Petitioner lately removed
from New Ifilf ord In this Sute to Arlington in the State of New York,
and last winter was going to view a tract of Und which he had purchased
near Crown Point, when he was apprehended under a suspicion of going
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off to tbe enemies of tbe American States, and carried to Ticonderoga,
and from there was sent under guard to Albany and from there to Kings-
ton and from thence to Sharon and is now confined in Litchfield goal, by
▼ertue of a mittimus from Daniel Griswold, Esq. Ko proof has at any
time been brought to prove an inimical disposition in your petitioner to
the American States, neither can any be brought, for he has been ever
attached to the American cause, and is now confined in Goal with tbe
prospect of an endless imprisonment, without being brought to trial.
Your Petitioner would therefore pray your Honours, that he may be
brought to trial as soon as conveniently msy be, and in the mean time
released from goal, upon putting in sufficient bail for his appearance at
time of trial. Or if your Honours should Judge a trial in this State im-
practicable, that he may be released from goal, upon potting in sufficient
bail to return to goal when called for. Or, that he may be released from
goi\l and suffered to enjoy all the privileges of an American, upon taking
the Oath of fidelity presented by this 8ute» which he is ready to do at
an}' time.
JESSB NOBLK
" dated at Litchfield, August 17^, 1777.
[Conn. Archives, " RevdIuUonary War" YUI: docs. 90S-dlO.]
Jesse Noble removed from New Milf ord to New Lisbon, Otsego
Co., N. Y., in 1808, and there resided about four miles north of
Zion church, until his death.
He m. May 28, 1780, Mabt Davi% b. Dec. 15, 1761, dau. of
Daniel Davis of New Milford, Ck>nn. She d. April 21, 1830, ». 68.
childben bobn ih new milford.
282. Eeppy, b. April 5, 1781; m. RusseU Wheeler.
288. TkomoB, b. Feb. • 5, 1785; m. Eliza A. Beach.
284. Jem Davis, b. June 22, 1789; m. Haiy A. Irby.
285. PMff Maria, b. June 6, 1798; m. Joseph Peck.
286. Sarah EUaa, b. Sept 2, 1802; m. John Hanford.
Stlvakus Noble, s. of Thomas, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
July 11, 1756, and there d. March 26, 1837, e. 80. He resided
about six miles south of New Milford, on the road to Danbury,
on the same farm where his father and grandfather had lived
before him.
He m. July 11, 1790, Bloabeth Qloveb, b. Feb. 9, 1767, dan.
of John and Betsey (Curtis) Olover of Newtown, Conn. She d.
Jan. 27, 1825, m. 58.
GRILDBER BOBH Of NEW MILFOBD.
287. Birdtey Ohwr, b. April 26, 1791; m. Charlotte Banford.
288. John OUner, b. Jan. 14, 1798; m. Abigail 6. Mygatt
289. FhebeUariata, b. Nov. 1, 1795; m. David A. Poster.
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•1.
IsBANB Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Dec. 2€, 1759, and d. in Chatham, C. W., Feb. 5, 1841, e. 82.
He was a farmer, was of New Milford, Jan. 21, 1788; of Kings-
boxy, Chittenden Co., Vt, Feb. 22, 1790; afterwards of St.
Armands, Bedford Co., C. Vf., and of Chatham, April 26, 1827.
He m. 1782, Amy Tuttle, b. Nov. 17, 1762, dau. of Stephen
Tnttle of Woodbniy, Conn. She d. Feb., 1834, e. 72.
CHILDREN.
840. Lodema, b. May 8, 1784; m. Jairus Campbell.
841. J4)hn, b. March 20, 1786; m Grace Schagel.
842. lAand, b. Aug. 80, 1788; m. Sarah Brooks.
848. Boooana, b. Aug. 81, 1790; m. James Campbell.
844. Mary, b. Jan. 86, 1798; m Jacob Bchagel.
103*
Phebe Noble, dau. of Nathan, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
May 15, 1749, and d. in Windham, Me., Feb. 19, 1817, ss. 67.
'*I recollect her,'* writes her grandson William Groold, <<as a smart
old lady in a Quaker dress, whose meeting she belonged to, and
r^;nlarly attended Sunday and Thursday mornings. She always
rode a pacing horse, familiarly called < Knitting Work.' " She d.
in a lethargy, after sleeping four days.
She m. Benjamin dboLD, b. abt. 1748, s. of Benjamin and Bet-
sey (Ferguson) Ooold of Eittery, Me. He d. in Windham, Me.,
Nov. 12, 1807, SB. 59.
childben.
845. Simeon, b. July 4, 1776; m. Bethia Osgood, and d. in Portland,
Me., Dec. 88, 1885, s. 59. He was a shipowner and surveyor of
lumber.
846. Nathan, b. April 10, 1778; m. (1) March 18, 1808, Miriam Swett;
(8) Dec. 87, 1807, Betsey Gowen, and d. in Windham, Me.. April
6, 1888, s. 44. He was a fanner.
847. Danid, b. July 10, 1780; d. in Windham, March 88, 1798. c. 17.
848. Bettey, b. Nov. 8, 1788; m Ephrahn Hodsdon, and died in
Windham, abt. 1848. He was a tailor and fanner.
849. Jfaiy, b. Dec. 81, 1784; m April, 1814. WllUam P. Freese,
who was kOled by lightning in Sandwich, N. H., July, 1829. She
d. in Sandwich, N. H., April 16, 1889, s. 54.
850. JBkra, b. May 7, 1787; d. Jan. 6^ 1788, s. 7 mos.
851. &n», b. March 16, 1789; m Betsey Shane, and d. in Windham,
Me., Sept 88, 1818, m. 89. He was a farmer and deputy sheriff.
858. OhOd, I b. July 81, 1791; d. Aug. 1, 1791.
868. OhUd,) b.July 81. 1791 ; d. Aug. 8, 1791.
854. Ahner, b. Aug. 81, 1798; went to sea, and was last heard from
In 1886, at New Orleans, La.
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107.
RxuBBN Noble, b. of Nathan, was b. in New Milfoid, Conn.,
Feb. 15, 1755, and d. in Mount Desert, Me., Oct 20, 1818, e. 63.
After his marriage, he resided successively in Gray, Me., Great
Chebeagae, Me., North Yarmouth, Me., and Mt Desert, Me.,
removing to the latter place about 1782. He was a seafaring
man and formerly sailed from Salem, Mass.
He m. Feb. 20, 1775, Hannah Merbill, b. Dec. 16, 1755, at
Portland, Me., dau. of Stephen Merrill of Gray, Me. She d. in
Sullivan, Me., May 1, 1838, e. 82.
children.
266. Pri$oma, b. Dec. 20, 1777; m. Joseph Remick.
266. Sarah, b. Feb 15, 1779; m. Philip Hodgkins.
267. Suion, b. Dec. 19. 1781; m. Joseph Sinclair.
26a NaOan, b. Feb. 14, 1788; m. Haiy Bowen.
289. Mary, b. Nov. 15, 1786; m. Michael Dehiittre.
2(K). Beuben, b. 8ept. 26, 1790, In Mt. Desert; d. Oct. 2, 1796, s. 6.
261. Mimnah, b. July 28, 1793; m. Lewis Delaittie.
262. PhOe, b. March 26, 1796; m. George Hodgkins.
268. FamOa, h. Nov. 24, 1799, in Mt. Desert; m. 1860. Philo M. Ellis,
removed to Virginia, where her husband d. 1862; and thence to
Philadelphia, Peun.
108.
Hannah Noble, dau. of Nathan, was b. in Cape Elijsabeth, Me.,
April 9, 1767, and d. at Bernardstown, Me., June 11, 1801, e. 34.
She m. Elisha Hatden, b. Oct. 25, 1762, in Braantree, Mass., 8.
of Richard Hayden of Braintree, Mass., and Gray, Me. He lived
for a time after marriage, in Hebron. Me., and removed thenoe to
Bemardstown (now Madison), Me., where he remained until after
the death of hia wife Hannah. He then m. (2) Ruth Cobum of
Buckfield, Me., and abt 1813 removed with her and some of the
children by his first wife, to the state of New York, and thenoe to
Michigan, where she d. without children.
OHTLDREK.
964. Samuel, b. Bept 7, 1788; resided, 1866, in Woodstock, K. B.
966. Mary, ' b. 8ept 4, 1786; m. Baker, d. in Woodstock, N. B.
266. Lucy, b. Feb. 34, 1788; m. March 16, 1810, William DeUno, and
d. in Madison, abt. Jan., 1813, le. abt. 24.
267. Nathan, b. Nov. 24, 1790; d. unm. in Michigan, abt. 1886.
268. Hannah, b. Oct. 18, 1792; m. June 19, 1818, Wm. Delano, and d. in
New York, abt. 1886.
269. Anna, b. Dec. 9, 1704; m. Feb. 21, 1813. Thomas Eliot of New
Portland, Me., and removed to Levasset, Me.
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S70. SaUp, b. Dec 4, 179G; m. John M. Granger of BoduB, N. Y.
871. SUAtt, b. May 24, 1801 ; m. Amanda Rundlet, and removed lo
Vienna, Monroe Co., Michigan.
Nathan Noblie^ b. of Nathan, was b. in Stroutwater, Me., Feb.
20y 1761, and d. in Norway, Me., Jan. 13, 1827, ». 65. After his
mairiage, he lived for a few years in Gray, Me., and thence, about
1790, removed to Norway, Me. Hia two eldest children were
bom in Oray, the others in Norway. He was a farmer.
He m. Sq>t. 15, 1785, Hannah Hobbs, b, July 23, 1764, dau.
of Jeremiah Hobbs of Oray, Me. She d. March 26, 1825, e. 60.
CHILDREN.
872. Amo$, b. Aug. 1, 1786; m. Betsey Whitmarsh.
278. Jeremiah, b. July 8, 1787; m. Ahnira GuYney.
274. Naihan, b. Aug. 8, 1790; d. Sept 26, 1722.
275. Simeon, b. Jan. 15, 1702; m. Betsey Flint.
276. Damd, b. March 8. 1728; m. (1) H. Knight; (2) A Knight
277. Katkan, b. April 12, 1704; m. Mary Jourdan.
278. IktiM, b. Feb. 4, 1796; m. (1) S. Flint; 0t) C. K. French.
279. Bimmi, b. June 12, 1797; m. (1) L. C. Ayer; (2) M. KimbalL
28a Amy, b. April 18, 1799; m. (1) 6. Bumham; (2) M. Haskell; (8)
K.D. OIL
261. BUomm, b. Bept 28, 1800; m. March 27, 1827, Anne Shaw, b. May
16, 1804, raided in Norway, and d. June 80, 1870, e. 76. He had
nocbfldien.
282. Hammah, b. July 24, 1802; m. John Dennett
288. Osrtea, b. Sept 17, 1804; m. Not. 21, 1841, Moses Ames, b. June
20, 1799, and resides, 1877, in Norway. No issue.
281 Beuhm, b. Oct 1, 1806; m. Eliza A Kimball.
285. Jfaiy, b. Feb. 27, 1809; m. Nov. 8, 1884, her brotherin-Uw, John
Demiett, and resides, 1877, with her niece, Mrs. Barbour, In Port-
land, Me.
110.
Mart Noblb, dan. of Nathan, was b. in Strontwater, Me., June
24, 1764, and at the age of 88 yrs., was living, March, 1853,
in Dead River, Me. She d. .
She m. June 17, 1790, Malachi Babtlbtt, b. in Plymouth,
MaM., June 19, 1758, son of Robert Bartlett He resided for a
time in Hartford, Me., removed thence to Dead River, Me., and
after a few years, to Vassalborough, Me., where he d. Feb. 28,
1830, e. 71.
CHXLDBEN.
286. Beuhen, b. June 15, 1791, hi Freeport, Me. ; m. Oct 19, 1817. Rizpah
ChurchiU, and resided, 1858, in Presque Isle, Aroostook Co., Me.
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287. Jfmph, b. Sept 26, 1792, in Freeport; m. 1827, Phe1)e Winslow, and
d. in New Vineyard, Me., in the Bummer of 1880.
288. Elmira, b. May 1, 1795, in Hartford, Me. ; m. Dec. 16, 1810. Isaac
Proctor, and d. in HI., Aj^ril 11, 1852, s. 56.
289. Mary, b. Oct. 9, 1799, in Hartford, Me.; m. Feb. 26, 1826, John
Lamaon, and removed to Augusta, Me.
290. Hannah, b. Oct 16, 1805, in Hartford, Me. ; m. Feb. 7, 1825, Samuel
Fulsom, and d. in Vassalboro, Me., Dec. 8, 1829, s. 24.
111.
Anna Noble, dan. of Nathan, was b. in Gray, Me., July 9, 1769,
and d. in Oxford, Me., Aug. 24, 1861, e. 92.
She m. April 11, 1797, Nathaniel Fulleb, b. Dec 27, 1772,
son of Nathaniel Fuller of Plimpton, Mass. He removed in 1787,
with his father, to that part of Hebron which is now Oxford, Me.,
where he d. Feb. 18, 1860, e. 87. He was a shoemaker and
farmer.
CHILDREN BORK IX OXFORD.
291. Ara Stuart, b. Oct 20, 1798; m. (1) Jan. 6, 1822, Charlotte Mer-
rill; 9) April 15, 1841, Mrs. Jerusha Marston. He was a shoemaker
and farmer in Hebron, Me., and there d. Aug. 7, 1870, s. 77.
292. Oren Koble, b. Jan. 10, 1800; a wheelwright and sailor, prob. d.
unm., in 1822. His last letter home was written from Eimeo, one
of the Friendly Islands.
298. ifaiy, b. Oct. 22, 1801; nL Dec. 8, 1827, Bartlett Hohnes
Cushman, a farmer of Oxford, Me., where she d. Dec. 8, 1859, m. 58.
294. Son, b. Aug. 1808; d. Aug., 1803.
295. Eira OoM, b. July 12, 1804; m. March 20, 1828, Maria Gush-
man. He is, 1877, a farmer in South Abington, Mass.
296. SulUvan, b. June 12, 1800; m. Dec 28, 1888, Abigail Trott.
He is, 1877, a farmer in Oxford, Me.
287. Bef^amin OoM, b. May 6, 1808; m. June 10, 1834, Myra Cushman.
He is, 1877, a farmer in Oxford, Me.
298. Efbridge Qerry, b. May 12, 1811; m. Oct. 29, 1889, Sarah Deming.
He is, 1877, a carpenter in Boston, Mass.
Lucy Noblk, dau. of Stephen, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 6, 1734, and d. in Newburgh (now Cleveland), Cayuga Co.,
Ohio, May 26, 1813, ss. 79.
She m. Dec. 25, 1754, Jsdbdiah Hubbbll, b. July 16, 1731, in
Fairfield, Conn., bod of Ephraim and Abi|^ Hubbell of Fair-
field and Kent, Conn. He removed abt 1797, from Kent, Conn.,
to Monkton, Vt., and abt. 1810, to Newburgh (now Cleveland),
Ohio, where he d. June 11, 1813, sb. 79. He was a justice of the
peace in Conn., and a famous surveyor in Vermont.
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CHILDREN.
999. Dau., b. March 26, 1756; d. in infancy.
900. Anni8, b. Jan. 81, 1758; m. Ichabod Bates, and d. in Monkton,
Vt, abt. 1837.
901. Samiia, b. Aug. 12, 1760; m. May 20, 1785. Mabel Hatch, and
removed to Monlcton, Vt
903. JSarah, b. July 14, 1762; m. Ebenezer Peck.
908. Alngatl, b. June 26, 1764; m. March 24, 1785, David Grennell,
and d. Feb. 12, 1803, a>. 88.
804. Ephrtiim, b. April 27, 1767; m. Oct. 15, 1789, Aniils Cnrter. and d.
in Ncwburgh, Ohio, Dec. 8, 1885, s. 68. He wm a millwright.
905. Lucy, b. March 10, 1770; d. March 19, 1771. ir. 1.
906. JeaedMh, b. Dec. 8, 1778; m. 1797, Hannah Turner. He removed
in 1811, from Monkton, Vt., to Newburgh, now Clevehind, O., was
a millwright, and d. in Bedford, O., Oct. 19, 1858, m. 79. •
196.
Israel Noble, b. of Stephen, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
March 25, 1735, aad d. in Kent^ Conn., June 18, 1819, sb. 84.
He m. Jan. 2, 1761, Lucr Be2!KDIct, who d. Jan. 1, 1809, ». 67.
CHrLDREN BORK m KENT.
907. .4i«m b. Jan. 21, 1762; d. unm. April 7, 1818, s. 51.
90a AmttriBa, b. Sept. 18, 1764; m. Nov. 25. 1788, Doct Aaron Coleman
of Warren. Conn., who d. abt. 1847, «. 87. She d. Feb. 26, 1854,
s. 89. Children. 1. Augustus, m. Minerva Carter and removed to
Wis.'; 2. Julia, who d. young; 8. Amarilla.
909. Jonathan, b. July 1, 1767; m. Laura Meeker.
810. IkKid, b. April 18, 1769; d. Dec. 7, 1769, c. 7 mos.
811. Z^ckarhh, b. Sept 22, 1770; d. July 20, 1775, s. 4.
812. DaM, b. Sept. 80, 1772; m. Rachel Turrell.
818. Luqf, b. June 17, 1775; m. Samuel Swan.
814. Zechmriak, b. July 28, 1776; d. young.
815. Sarah, j. July 18, 1777; m. (1) Gershom Bennett, s. of Caleb
Bennett, who d. in New Milford, Conn., Jan. 27, 1815, s. 49;
(2) July 8, 1816, John Rolierts, b. in New Milford, Conn., March
80, 1762, B. of Benjamin and Ann (Bostwick) Roberts. She d.
without issue, in New Milford, Conn., June 7, 1862, s. 85.
816. Eluiha, b. Aug. 26, 1784; resided unm., 1852, in Warren, ConxL
MS.
Morgan Noble, s. of Stephen, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Jan. 10, 1739, and d. in Essex, Vt., Sept. 18, 1827, ». 88. In
the French and Indian war, he marched, in 1757, as a private
in the company of John Hitchcock of New Milford, in Ebenezer
Marsh's regiment, for the relief of Fort William Henry, and was
in Chat sarvioe from Aug. 7 to Aug. 22. He removed before 1790
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64 DESCEirDAlfTB Or THOMAB KOBLE.
from Kent, Conn., to Essex, Vt., having been one of the first
settlers of the latter town.
1760, Fatienob Avbsill, b. abt. 1744, dau. of
Averilirof New Preston, Conn. She d. in Essex, Vt.,
Feb. 18, 1814, m. 70.
CHILDREN.
617. Stephen, b. Oct 84, 1760; m. Abigail Crosher, and d. Sept 24, 1806.
0. 48. Children. 1. Philema, who m. Curtis Holgate, and d. June
1, 1807, m. 24; 2. Levi, m. Betsey Yeomans of Essex, Yt, and per-
haps d. 1847, in Whitehall, K. Y. , leaving a dau. Betsey. After the
death of Stephen Koble, his widow married again, in Whitehall,
and d. 1848.
817a. MMtable, b. Feb. 2, 1764.
|n& AmHU, b. Apr. 2, 1766; m. Rachel Buck.
810. Jeaac, b. Apr. 26, 1760; d. in Essex, Vt , May 2, 1790, s. 21. His
was the first death in Essex.
820. Lodma, b. Nov. 8, 1771; d. Jan. 12, 1798, s. 19.
821. MaWda, b. Dec. 5, 1774; m. Levi Case, and d. in Essex, Vt,
June 22, 1812, s. 88. Children. 1. Noble, settled in Essex; 2.
Lucy, m. Slater; and d. ; 8. Calvin, removed to Chatfleld,
Minn. ; 4. Lyman, removed to Chatfleld, Minn.
822. CaMn, b. Jan. 9, 1778; m. Sophia L. Thompson.
828. L^man, b. abt 1781; d. May 11, 1807, m. 26.
Abigail Noble, dau. of Stephen, was b. Nov. 18, 1740, and d.
Jime 1, 1810, e. 69.
She m. (1) June 2, 1760, Rev. Sylvanus Obbobn. He was b. abt
1730, graduated in 1754 at the College of New Jersey, wasinstaUed
June 29, 1757, as first pastor of the Cong, church in Warren,
OoniL, and there d. May 7, 1771, in 4Ist yr. The monument to
his memory bears the foUowing inscription:
" In Memory of the | Be^ 8YLVANUS OSBOliN | who died May 7«^,
1771, In the | 41*« Year of his age & the 14*^ | of his Ministry. | They that
are wise shall ahine | as the brightness of the flima | ment, and they that
turn many | to righteousness as the stars | forever and ever."
She m. (2) Oct. 7, 1772, Rev. Jeeemiah Day, b. in Colchester,
Conn., Jan. 25, 1737, s. of Thomas and Mary (Wells) Day. He
grad. at Yale College, in 1756. Having pursued the study of
divinity, for one year, with Rev. Dr. Joseph Bellamy of Bethlehem,
Conn., he was for the two subsequent years a teacher, and then for
nine years a farmer in Sharon, Conn. In Oct, 1766, and May,
1767, he represented Sharon in the General Assembly of Connecti-
cut Having completed his theological studies under Rev. Cotton
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Mather Smith of Sharon, Conn., he was ordained, Jan. 31, 1770, as
pastor of the Cong, church in New Preston, Conn., and remained
in that connection nntil his death, which took place Sept 12, 1806,
at the age of 67. He was about six feet in height, and had a large
frame, although never corpulent. He had mild blue eyes, and his
countenance was open and expressive of the benignity of his dispo-
sition. He excelled as a pastor, and though not a fervent and
animated orator, was a solemn and impressive preacher. In ecclesi-
astical difficulties his advice was often sought.
While psstor of the New Preston church, he resided in that part
of New Hilford, Conn., which about 1782 was annexed to the town
of Washington, Conn. [He m. (1) Sarah Mills of Kent, Conn., who
A Aug. 25, 1767; (2) 177», Lucy Wood of Danbury, Conn., who
d. Aug. 16, 1771. Child by first nuuriage; Mills, b. Aug. 1 3, 1 767,
who was killed by the kick of a horse, Nov. 9, 1770, m. 3.]
GHILDBEN BT BBOOKD MAHBIAOB.
884 Jeremiah, b. Aug. 8, 1778; m. (1) M. Sherman; (2) O. Jones.
885. TkomoB, b. July 6, 1777; m. Sarah Colt
886. IMle, b. May 80. 1779; m. EUzabeth Jones.
887. Sarah, b. Dec. 9, 1781; d. Dec. 81, 1788, s. 1.
888. MOU, b. Sept. 80, 1788; graduated at Tale CoUege in 1808, and
d. while a tutor there, June 90, 1812, m. 8a
188.
BosAMMAH NoBLK, dau. of Stephen, was b. July 12, 1752, and d.
in Plattoburg, Clinton Co., N. Y., Dec. 5, 1812, m. 60.
She m. March 3, 1768, Nathan Avsbill, b. Dec. 15, 1745, s. of
Daniel AverilL He removed, about 1786, to Flattsburg, N. Y.,
and d. Apr. 11, 1820, e. 74. .
CHILDBEK.
889. Irvine, b. Oct 85, 1709; m. Benjamin Vaughn.
880. 2fvUe, b. Feb. 80, 1772; m. PoUy McCarter, resided in Kendall,
Orleans Co., N. Y., and d. July 15, 1857, s. 85.
881. J^aikan, b. Apr. 10, 1774; m. Nov. 8, 1799, PoUy Ketchum, and set-
tled at Flattobuig, N. Y. He had a daughter Maria, who m. Jan. 16,
1818, Hon. Reuben Hyde Walworth of Saratoga, K. Y., chancellor
of the state of New York.
881a. Urania, b. Mch. 88, 1776; d. Apr. 16, 1776.
888. 8tephenN.,h. abt. 1777; m. Susan Moore, and resided in Wisconsin.
888. CUMn, b. abt 1778; m. Cynthia Reynolds, and resided in Copley,
Summit Co., O.
884. Clarima, b. Apr. 15, 1781; m. Nov. 8, 1799, Nathan Ferris of Peru,
N.Y.
886. mumah. b.
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66 DSSCENDAl^S OF TH0MA8 NOBLE.
886. Prudence, b. Apr. 25, 1787; m. William Young» resided in Philadel-
phia, Penn., and d. there.
887. Loviea, b. abt. 1790; m. Elisha Button, and removed to Peru,
N,Y.
888'. Lvi^, b. abt. 1793; m. Charles D. Backus of Belmont, Franklin
Ck>., N. Y.
LoiB Noble, dau. of Stephen, was b. May 18, 1755, and d. in
Ashtabula, O., Aug. 4, 1818, ». 63.
She m. Oct., 1784, Rev. Joseph Badoeb, b. Feb. 28, 1757, in
TVilbraham, Mass., son of Henry and Mary Badger. Henry Badger
was son of Nathaniel, who was son of John, who was son of Giles,
who came from England, and settled in Newbury, Mass., abt. 1 635.
Joseph Badger for two years was a soldier in the Revolutionary
war, and in 1785 graduated at Yale College. Having pursued his
theological studies with Rev. Mark Leavenworth of Waterbury,
Conn., he was licensed to preach, Oct., 1786; and ordained pastor
of the church in Blandford, Mass., Oct 24, 1787. Having been
dismissed from his charge in that place Oct. 24, 1800, after a min-
istry of thirteen years, he went the same year to the Western
Reserve in Ohio, being the first missionary who arrived there.
After laboring there for something more tlian a year, he returned
to New En?;land for his family. At that time there were no stage-
coaches daily plying between the eastern and now western cities —
no packets, steamboats, or railroads, to facilitate his progress. He
drove his own wagon over roads that were never before made, cut-
ting his own path from Buffalo, N. Y., to Erie, Fenn., and reached
the Reserve in safety, in 1801 or 1802. He spent three or four of
the following years as a missionary among the whites, preaching
and laboring in the settlements, which were then few and far
remote from each other. The next four years he labored among
the Wyandotte Indians, who then resided at Sandusky and vicinity.
After this he resumed his missionary work among the whites in
the eastern part of the Reserve. In this capacity he continued
(except a season in the war of 1812, when he served as chaplain in
the anny, and two or three yean which he spent as stated supply of
three or four churches), until Oct. 19, 1825, when he was installed
over the church in Oustavus, O. He terminated a long and
laborious life, in Penysbnrg, O., Apr. 5, 1846, e. 89.
CHCLDRXN.
889. Henry Langdon, h. Aug. 12, 1780, in Waterbury; m. Jan. 19, 1814,
Lucy Crary, and d. in Middleton, Wood Co., 0., Oct. 9, 1886, m. 50.
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MO. JuUana, b. July 28, 1788. in Blandford; m. Sept 1807, Hall
Smith, aod d. Ma}-, 1800, m. 90.
841. LiuiuM, b. Feb. 88, 1700, in Blandford; m. Sept. 1812, IIul-
dMh Prindle, and rauded, 185C, in Manball, Clark Co.. 111.
842. Sarah, b. Mch. 20, 1702, in Blandford; d. Oct. 27. 1705.
848. Lwiit, b. Jan. 10, 1704, in Blandford; m. Sept. 17, 1822.
Bev. laaac Van Tassel, who d. in Plain, Wood Co., O., March 2,
1840. She was, 1856, a bomceopathic physician in Memphis. Tenn.
844. Sarah, b. Jan. 10, 1706, in Blandford; ni. Sept. 1. 1813,
Rev. John Hall, and d. May 6, 1820, s. 83.
845. Jmpft, b. Sept. 6. 1700, in Blaudfoid; d. in AshUbula. 0.,
Apr. 7, 1813, K. 13.
IM.
EuNicK NoBLiy dau. of Gideon, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Not. 12, 1750, and d., as is guppoeed, in Cairo, Oreene Co., N. Y.
She m. (1) Thomas Noblk, b. Sept. 28, 1748, s. of Thomas and
Mary Noble of New Milford. He served in the Revolutionary
wftT, and d. on Long Island, according to one account, but accord-
ing to another, at Kings Bridge, N. Y^ shortly after his marriage.
of an illness occasioned by his exposure. He had no children.
She m. (2) Richabd Olmsted, and removed with him to Cairo,
N.Y.
CRILDBBN BT 8B0OHD MABRIAGE.
846.
Stephen R,h.
847.
Orra,
b.
84a mkabM,
b.
840.
SaUy,
b.
850.
Mariha,
b.
851.
mtabeth.
b.
852.
Anna,
b.
; m. Woodbridge.
SuzABBTH NoBLB, dau. of Oideon, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Sept. 15, 1754, and d. in Cairo, Greene Co., N. Y., Feb. 11,
1847, m, 92.
She m. Aug. 23, 1783, Abkxb Jvdd, b. July 14, 1758, s. of
Thomas and — »— (Oray) Judd of Danbury, Conn. He resided
in Danbury until abt 1793, when he removed to Cairo, N. Y.,
where he d. Sept 10, 1814, e. 56. He was a farmer.
CBTLDREK BOBN IK DAKBURT.
858. Qide<mlMU, b. July 1, 1788; m. May 18, 1818, Catlmrine Freling
huysen, dau. of Gen. Frederick Frelinghuy»cn, and sister of
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen. He grad. at Union Col., 1814;
studied theology at Princeton. N. J. ; labored two and a half yearii
as miasionaiy in Pttmsylvania; was pastor about 14 years of a Presb.
church in Bloomfleld, N. J. ; from 1834 to 1830, agent of Home
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68 DI80E1IDA1IT8 OF THOMiJI JIOBLB.
MiHionaiy lociety; from Feb., 1840, to Dec., 1848, peitor of the
Preeb. church in CatakOl, K. T. ; and from 8ept 4, 1860, until his
death, pastor of the Presb. church in Montgomery, N. Y. He
receiTed, in 1848, the degree of D. D., from hia Alma Hater. He
d. Mch. 8, 1860, s. 71.
854. Jenuha, b. Bept 17, 1790; m. June 8, 1816, Gharlea J. HoweU
of Oaiio, K. T.
OooDMAN NoBLB, 8. of Gideon, was b. in New Milford, Conn ,
July 3, 1756, and d. in Cairo, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1834. He aerved
for fiye'^years in the Revolutionary war. In 1775 he inarched with
Col. Ethan Allen, in his expedition to Montreal, and, in company
with John Tnrrdl, had the good fortune by fast numing to eecape
captivity. He is said to have been in the battle of Monmouth,
with Washington when he crossed the Delaware, at Valley Forge,
and at the battle of Oermantown. He was placed on the pension
roll Aug. 13, 1832, and his pension commenced Mch. 4, 1831. For
some years he resided in New Milford, but about 1790 removed
to Cairo. He was a farmer.
He m. Bamam Ttlbb, who d. Dec 29, 1837, m. 80.
CHIIiDBEK.
856.
WaUam Waasm-, b.
; d. in New Milford, s. 1.
866.
CkUh4BHne,h.
m. Fharis Wright.
867.
ElMbdk,
b.
, m. Daniel Lennon.
85a NaihaiUel, b.
; m. a) S. Marks; (2) M. Kelson.
859.
Gidetm,
b.
1790,
m. Rebecca Hawes.
880.
WaOcir,
b. June 15, 1792;
m. Mercy P. Crossman.
861.
Nancif,
b.
, unm., resided in Binghamton, N. T.
868. JtfSfMrea,
b.
m. John Sayles.
868. Jamet,
b.
; m. Eliza White, andd. inCahro, Oct 27,
1887, e.
8a
Children. 1. Caroline, b. Aug., 1821 ; 2. George Walker,
b.Oct,
1828
; a James, b. Jan., 182a
Ltm AM NoBLi, s. of Oideon, was b. in New Milford, Conn., Mch.
5, 1758, and d. in Warsaw, N. Y., Oct 12, 1840, e. 82. He was
in the Revolutionary war, and afterwards a pensioner. He re-
moved about 1804, to Greene, Chenango Co., N. T., and in 1818
to Warsaw, N. T.
He m. Jan. 6, 1789, Euzabxtb Roice, b. Sept 20, 1773, dau. of
Joaiah Roioe. She resided, 1852, in Warsaw, with her dau. Ann.
864. Ourti* Thorp, b. Nov. 12,1792; unm., wentabt 1817, to Mt Ster-
ling, Montgomeiy Co., Ky., and is supposed to have been murdered
on his return.
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865. Boyw Wms, b. July 15, 1705; m. Marilla Wickwire.
866. Jabez Barnum, b. Sept. 19, 1797; m. (1) £. Scoville; (2) B. Buck;
(8) a £. Mazson.
867. Thina, b. Aug. 6, 1798; d. Sept. 11, 1803, &. 5.
868. Bebeeea, b. May 31, 1802; m. Timothy Sbipman.
869. Ann, . b. June 18, 1805; m. Edmund Buck.
870. Min, b. June 18, 1807; d. in infancy.
871. JTaiy, b. July 28, 1808; m. (1) J. 0. Vandorycnter; (2)
Davis.
872. Lyman, b. Dec. 18, 1811; m. Elizabeth Webster.
878. Miranda Narrany,'b, May 15, 1814; m. John F. Mansfield.
161.
Anna Noblb, dau. of Oideon, was bapt. in New Milford, Conn.,
Sept, 1761, and d. in Oreat Bend, Susquehanna Co., Penn.
She m. (1) Jan. 11, 1780, Ouvkb Tbowbbidqe.
She m. (2) Mason.
CHILDBEN BT BEB FIBBT MABRIAGE.
874. Nctte, b.
875. Lifman, b.
876. AuyuituB, b.
877. Harry, b.
878. Bettey, b. ; m. Jacob Hayes.
879. 8aUy, b.
880. Orra, b.
881. PfaUna, b.
163.
Pbubbnob Nobub, dau. of Oideon, b. in New Milford, Conn.,
abt. 1762, and there d. Jan. 15, 1840, s. 78.
She m. Dec. 5, 1782, Jonathan Mtoatt, b. July 23, 1759, son
of Austin and Lament (Blinn) Mygatt of Berlin, Conn. He was
in the battle of Bunker Hill, and lived in New Milford, Conn.,
where he d. Sept. 18, 1822, m. 61.
CHILDBIBN BOBN IN NEW mijFOBD.
882. BeUey, b. ; bl Bamuel Hull of Derby, Conn.,
and d. June 4, 1852.
888. AnUnia, b. Jan. 27, 17a'>; m. May 8, 1805, George Loveland
of Berlin, Conn., and d. Feb., 1850, m, 65.
884. Harriet, b. abU 1787; m. James McMahon of New Mil-
ford, and d. April 1, 1815, m, 28. .
885. MMUMe, b. abt. 1794; m. Anson Porter, and resided, 1848,
inMeriden, Conn.
886. H<mUio, b. July 8, 1796; d. unm., in New Milford, 8ept 86,
1861, s. 65.
887. WQUamNMe, b. Jan. 4,1798; m. Dea 7, 1840, Mrs. Mehitable
Tniiell Allen, Nsided in New Milford, and d. Sept. 5, 1861, e. 68.
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70 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE.
164.
Datid Noble, b. of Daniel, was b. Dec 9, 1744, and d. in Wil-
liamstown, Mass., March 4, 1803, e. 58. He graduated at Yale
College in 1764, read law with Woodbridge Little of Pittsfield,
Mass., removed between 1766 and 1770, to Williamstown, Mass.,
and established himself in the practice of his profession. He was
afterward, for a time, engaged in mercantile pursuits.
He settled at first on the banks of the Hoosick, in a house which
stood where the new factory company have since erected their
store. Soon he removed thence, and built, at the east end of
Main street, half a mile from the old Congregational church, a
double brick mansion, two stories in height, with dormer win-
dows. To it from the street led a grand avenue of Lombardy
poplars.
He was a man of activity and enterprise, of probity and intelli-
gence. An early friend and earnest patron of Williams College,
he was one of its trustees from 1 793 until his death. The college
bell, and the land on which the old presidential house stands, were
his gifts. In 1795, he was chosen judge of the court of Common
Pleas for Berkshire county, and retained the ofiBce while he lived.
His estate was appraised at $11,735.97. A portrait taken near
the dose of the American revolution, and now, 1876, in the pos-
session of his great-grandson, Charles W. Noble of Detroit, Mich.,
shows him, with his powdered hair, silk coat and waistcoat, and
general bearing, to have been *< a gentleman of the olden school."
A copy of this, made by a Detroit artist, was presented by his
grandson, Hon. Charles Noble, to Williams College, and placed in
Alumni HalL
His monument bears the following inscription:
In memory of
David Noble, Esq.,
lately one of the Judged
of the Court of Comm-
on Fleas for the County
of Berkshire, who died
Maich^h, 1808:inthe
59th year of his age.
The dust shall return to the earth
as it was, and the Spirit shall
return to Qod who gave it *
He m. his second cousin, Abigail Bennett b. in New Milford,
March 22, 1742, dau. of Benjamin and Abia (Noble) Bennet. She
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d. Sept. 16, 1822, m. 80. Her grave-stone has the following
inscription:
" This monument Erected | in memoiy of | Widow Abigail Koble, | who
died Bep. 16, 1 1822, | Aet 80 yean. | She lived greatly beloved A respected
I & exhibited during her life an | uncommon example of Christian meek-
I ness, humility, and unaffected piety. Bhe left | this world of trial with
entire resig | nation to her heavenly father's will A |.in the triumphs of a
ChrisUan faith."
CHILDBXN.
88a Deodatut, i b. July 29, 1766; m. Betsey Bulkley.
888. J)eodamv$, f b. July 29, 1766; m. (1) D. Clark; (2) B. Skinner.
890. Salome, b. July 6, 1768; m. Joshua Danforth.
891. Matia, b. Oct. 7, 1770; m. Daniel Dewey.
892. Damd Addmm, b. Aug. 6, 1772; m. Mary Day.
898. AbiffOiX b. Sept. 20, 1774; d. Oct, 1774.
894. DafM, b. July 7, 1776; m. Esther B. Wolcott.
IM.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of David, was b. Dec 11, 1746, and d. Feb.
18, 1838. e. 87.
She m. June 2, 1763, William Oiddinos of New Fairfield,
Conn., b. March 24, 1737.
CHILDREN.
895. Ludnda, b. April 10, 1764; m. 1786, Abraham Seaman, and d.
in Dover, K. Y., Hay 7, 1888, e. 74.
896. Sarah, b. July 9, 1766; m. Jan. 6, 1800, Bennett Picket
of (German, Conn., and d. Aug. 8, 1851, m. 85. He was b. Id
Sherman, Conn., July, 1764, and was living, Sept, 1858, at the
age of 89. Dr. Koble B. Picket of Great Barrington, Mass., is her
son.
897. Ihna$, b. July 80, 1768; m. Amos Leach, and d. prob. in
Wilson, Niagara Co., N. T., in 1859.
89a Gearffe, b. June 2, 1771; m. Jan. 4, 1808, Phebe Hunger-
ford, resided in Sherman, Conn., and d. abt. 1858, m, abt. 87.
899. Noble, b. Feb. 6, 1774; d. Oct 11. 1795, n. 21.
400. WHUam, b. Oct. 17, 1776; m. Desire Hawley, and d. in Shcr-
man. Conn., Jan. 16, 1850, se. 74
401. DaM, b. March 9, 1779; ul Jan. 24, 1821, Betsey Salmon,
and resided, 1868, in Shennan, Conn.
402. Bud, b. Sept 29, 1781; m. Dec. 15, 1807, Sarah Reasoncr,
and resided, 1858, in Dover, N. Y.
408. I4fdia, b. May 10, 1784; m. Samuel Giddings, and d. in
Sherman, Conn., July 12, 1829, e. 45.
401 DatMNMe, b. Aug., 1788; m. 1814, Betsey Qorham, and d. in
Havana, N. T., July 25, 1850, se. 61.
406. Ann, b. Sept 27, 1792; m. Oct 28, 1812, John Seelye, and
d. in Sherman, Conn., April 22, 1828, c. 80.
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72 DB8CBNDAKTS OF THOMAB HOBLB.
166.
Anna Noble, dan. of Daniel, b. Jan. 29, 1749, d. in Jericho,
Vt, June 8 or 9, 1818, e. 69.
She m. Jan. 30, 1765, Elbazer Hubbbll, b. in Newtown, Conn.,
Feb. 14, 1740, 8. of Eleazar and Abigail (Burr) Hubbell of New
Fairfield, Conn. He was a farmer, and about 1797 removed to
Jericho, Vt, where he d. April 14, 1810, e. 70.
CHILDREN.
406. Alngaa, b. Aug. 6, 1766; m. Feb. 28, 1785, Pownal Deming
of Wetherafield, Conn., who went Into the mercantile business in
New Torli, with his brotber-in-law, Lyman Hubbell, and d. of
yellow fever.
407. Lyman, b. Sept 9, 1768; m. Lois Roaseter.
406. Mary, b. June 12, 1770; m. (1) Jan. 10, 1788, Hubbard Bar-
low, a merchant; (2)BuBhne]l B. Downes; (8) Feb. 11, 1828, Col.
Jofibua Danforth of Pittsfleld.Mass., and d. in Shelby, K. T., July
4, 1850, s. 80. She had no children.
409. Mercy, b. March 28, 1772; d. Nov. 28, 1772.
410. Merey, b. Not. 8, 1778; m. Dec. 9, 1790, James Addison
Potter, a merchant, prominent politician, and secretary of state,
in Vt He d. 1816, in Jericho, Vt
411. Nancy Anna, b. June 16, 1776; m. July 2 [16?], 1794, William
Cicero Potter, a farmer, and d. in Shelby, N. Y., June 7, 1854, tt. 77.
412. Lucretia, b. March 5, 1779; d. in Pittsford, N. T., Oct 28,
1796, se. 17.
418. EUagar Burr, b. Sept 8, 1781 ; m. Ruth Brown, was a farmer, and
d. in Worthington, 0., Oct or Nov., 1819, tt. 88.
414. Brattu9lknUng,h. Nov. 80, 1784; m. Rachel Camp, removed from
Jericho to Qrand Detour, 111., where he d. Sept, 1840, m. 55. He
was a lawyer.
415. Dau., b. March 18, 1790; d. March 18, 1790.
416. Laura Ahby, b. Jan. 4, 1798; m. March 18, 1817, Joseph Water-
man, a fanner of Johnson, Vt, where she d. March 81, 1858, se. 65.
167.
JoHAKNA Noblb, dau. of Daniel, b. 1762, d. in Shelby, Orleans
Co., N. Y., Feb. 18, 1838, sb. 86.
She UL [pub. April 11, 1768], Nathan Sherwood of New Fair-
field, Conn., b. in Fairfield, Conn., 1740, who removed early to
Fairfield, Vt, and thence abt 1814 to Shelby, N. Y., where he d.
Feb. 18, 1824, e. 84.
CHILDRBN.
417. Oahrid, b. abt 1775; d. 1810, ». 85.
418. WOUam, b. ; m. Jane Johnston, and d. in
Shelby, N. T., Nov. 1. 1846, ». 72.
419. Nathan Deming, b. ; resided in West Chester Co. , N. T.
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490. John, b. March 19, 1782; m. Jan. 14, 1806, Lucy Barber,
and resided in Shelby, N. T.
421. MaM, b. abt 1784; m. Walter Hohnes, and d. in
Barre, it. T., 1844, ». 60.
422. ffenry, b. Aug. 1703; i^eided in Shelby, N. T., and d.
unm. Sept 10, 1857, «. 64.
423. Bemer, b. ; d. in Oeneseo, K. T., m. 35.
424. Harriet, b. ; m. Henry Jones, and resided in
Castleton, K. T.
16S.
Mabel Noble, dan. of Daniel, d. in Williamstown, abt 1777.
She UL Dea. Ebenezer Stratton, who d. in Williamstown, Mass.,
Sept 28, 1813. [After the death of his wife, Mabel, he m. (2) Mary
. Children. 1. Mabel, b. July 19, 1779; 2. Ebenezer, b.
Nov. 7, 1783, d. Feb. 1, 1813, e. 29; 3. Lume, b. Oct 27, 1789;
4. Julia, Aug. 10,1793.]
CHILDREN BORK IK WILLIAM8T0WK.
425. Sony, b. Oct. 18, 1771; d. May 8, 1772.
426. Mary, b. Aug. 81, 1778; m. June 19, 1792, Edward Foster, and d. in
Williamstown, abt 1815.
427. {^TtM, b. Jan. 7, 1776; m. Rachel Smedley, remoyed to Ohio, and
there died.
Ezra Dibble Noble, a. of Zadock, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Jan. 3, 1749, and there d. March 26, 1808, n. 59. He was
a fanner.
He m. (1) June 24, 1772, Eunice Bostwiok, b. in New Milford,
Aug. 21, 1744, dau. of Nathaniel and Esther (Hitchcoek) Host-
wick. She d. Feb. 24, 1804, e. 59.
He m. (2) June 22, 1805, Mrs. Anna Greoort, b. abt 1750.
She m. (1) Amos Barnes of New Milford, Conn., who d. prior to
July 12, 1785; (2) Jan. 4, 1797, Samuel Gr^;ory, who d. prior to
Apr. 16, 1800. She d. in New Milford, Conn., Aug. 22, 1815,*
». 65.
CHILDREN BT FIRST MARRIAGE BORN IN NEW lfn.FORD.
42a lekabod, b. March 20, 1778; m. Luclnda Botsford.
429. Martin, b. June 18, 1774; m. Abigail Lane.
480. Blifah, b. Feb. 6, 1776; d. Oct. 17, 1777. He was first named
Benedict Arnold, but after the latter became a traitor to his countiy,
his name was changed to Elijah.
481. Philo, b. Feb. 6, 1778; m. Anna Lockwood.
488. &ra, b. July 9, 1779; m. Amelia Hickok.
488. Bdnnah, b. Jan. 1, 1781; m. Benajah Fairchild.
481 JSither, b. May 27, 1788; d. Sept 10, 1784, m. 1.
485. Mtther, b. Feb. 1, 1787; m. David Wylie.
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Rbbboga Noblb, dATL of Zadock, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 24, 1756, and there d. Sept 7, 1800, n. 44.
She m. June 15, 1774, Abel Mkbwin, b. Sept. 18, 1760, in New
Milford, B. of David and Mary (Noble) Merwin. He d. March
20, 1823, e. 73.
CHILDBEK BORN IK KBW MILFORD.
486. NoUe, b. March 81, 1775; d. unm. June 14, 1801, m. 96.
487. AhigaU, b. March 18, 1777; d. Feb. 10, 1779, fle. 1.
488. Hemum, b. Dec. 18, 1779; m. Feb. 6, 1802, Lucy Beardaley, and d.
hi New Milfoid, March 7, 1857, ». 77.
489. Daniel, b. June 8, 1784; m. (1) Laura Manh; (2) July 4, 1827,
Lorana Merwin, and d. Jan. 29, 1849, fle. 64.
440. Lm^ny, b. Feb. 18» 1788; m. Abel Wright.
178.
SuBANKAH Noble, dau. of Zadock, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Jan. 25, 1758, and there d. March 22, 1843, n. 85. She
was a large woman, not fleahy, but tall and well proportioned, and
had a atrong face.
She m. (1) July 1, 1779, Capt. Abnsr Gunn, b. of Abner and
Mary Ounn, b. prob. in Milford, Conn., abt. 1754. He d. March 12,
1812, n. 58.
She m. (2) Dec. 7, 1812, Nathaniel Taylor, b. in New Milford,
April 7, 1753, a. of Rev. Nathaniel and Tamar (Boardman) Tay-
lor, and father of Rev. Nathaniel William Taylor, D. D., of New
Haven, Conn. He was a druggist and merchant in New Milford,
and theie d. Feb. 12, 1818, n. 64.
CHILDREN— none.
174.
David Noble, b. of Zadock, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
^Dec. 26, 1759, and there d. Jan. 29, 1813, n. 53.
He m. June 22, 1784, Jbrubha Bull, of Milford, Conn., b. abt.
1760. She d. May 7, 1829, n. 69.
children born DC NEW MILFORD.
441. lAusy BuU, b. July 6, 1785; m. Sept 86, 1810, William Gaylord,
Jr., and d. without iBsne, May 81, 1884, «. 48. He d. in New Mil-
foid, 1850.
442. Frederiek, b. March 8, 1788; d. in infancy.
443. aiarhtte, b. Feb. 90, 1789; d. unm. July 25, 1844, m. 66.
444. Sumnna, b. May 22, 1791; m. Jan. 9, 1816, Wm. Hatch of Hol-
ley, N. T., and d. Dec, 1836. Children. 1. William; 2. Frederick,
res. In HoIIey; 8. Nelson, m. Ellen Lee, and res. in Holley, K. Y.
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445. Bdher, b. AprO 7, 1708; m. CharlcB F. Pottor.
446. Cfhauneeif, b. July 16, 1705; m. (1) C. Boardman; (2) S. Blackman.
447. Benfy BuU, b. Oct. 11, 1708; m. Polly Denton.
44& BOfeeca, b. Jan. 7, 1800; d. Dec. 6, 1824, tt. 24.
440. CaroUm, b. July 21, 1808; m. (1) June 28, 1841, 8umner Ham-
ilton of Bangor, He. ; (2) April 17, 1844, her brotber-in-law, Cliarlcs
Frederick Potter, and d. without issue, April 12, 1804, s. 60.
450. l>aoid DOMe, b. Aug. 25, 1807*; m. Abby Merwin.
175.
D^NiKL NoBLB, B. of Zadock, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Jan. 11, 1762, and d. in York, Livingston Co., N. Y., July 19,
1842, SB. 60. He removed soon after marriage to Ballston, N. Y.,
and thence to York. By trade, he was a silversmith, though
a farmer most of his days.
He m. (1) 1787, Lucr Bubrbll, b. Feb. 28, 1763, dau. of
Stephen Burrell of New Milford. She d. in Ballston, N. Y., Aug.
25, 1823, SB. 60.
He m. (2) May 24, 1823, Mart West, b. Dec. 21, 1773, dau.
of Moses West She was living in May, 1856.
CHILDREN BT PIR8T MARRIAGE.
451. WaUam Henry, b. Sept 22, 1788; m. (1) F. Stillwcll; (2) L. Jud-
son.
452. Harriet, b. Jan. 10, 1791; m. William H. Bridges.
458. Sufuee Maria, b. ; m. Thomas Smith, and d. in
Ballston, N. Y., July 81, 184a ChUdren, 1. Thomas Daniel, b.
1822; 2. James Paddock, b. 1824.
454. BUfhen Burrea, b. Aug. 9, 1798; m July 20, 1823, Sarah Dun-
shee, and d. in York, N. Y., Oct 0, 1848. She d. July 8, 1830.
ChHd. Daniel Burwell, b. July 80, 1824, m., and d. in Rochester,
N. Y., Jan. 28, 1856, as. 81. He was a lawyer.
455. DaniA Carrington, b. May 29, 1801; a physician, d. unm. in Circle-
ville, Pickaway Co., O., Feb. 24, 1883, ». 81.
ITS.
DiAXS NoBUE^ dan. of Zadock, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 28, or March 5, 1768, and there d. Oct 12, 1828, n. 60.
She m. 1787, Wiluam Doah, b. April 11, 1759, in Saybrook,
Conn^ t. of Prince and — — (Wise) Doan. He was a farmer
in New Milford, Conn., and there d. Feb. 13, 1812, m. 52.
CBILDBXN BORK IN KEW MILFORD.
456. Quy WOUam, b. Aug. 7, 1788; m Feb. 14, 1821, Charlotte ThndL
He graduated, in 1818, at Union College, studied law with the
Measrs. Yates, of Schenectady, N. Y, and at the Litchfield law
school, and in 1816 rnmnirTinii irajtjrMn Ckcleville, O. In 1826
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and 1827, he was a member of the l^dature of Ohio. Through a
paralysis of the optic nerve, in 1844, he lost his sight He d. in
Ciieleville, C, Feb. 4, 1802, ». 78.
457. JMle, b. Nov. 6, 1702; m. May 10, 1810, Samantha Mallory,
and in 1834, removed from New Milford to Circleville, O.. where
hed. HaySl, 1800, se. 67.
45& Bebeoca, b. abt 1801 ; d. June 10, 1804, ». abt. 8.
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Zadock NoBLBy 8. of Zftdock, was b. in New Milford, Ck>nn.,
Dec. 20, 1772, according to the town record, but Nov. 21, 1773,
according to the family record, and d. in Franklin, Delaware Co.,
N. Y., March 30, 1826, e. 52 or 53. He was a shoemaker, and
removed from New Milford, Conn., to Franklin, N. Y., in 1796.
He m. Sally Stilson, b. April 15, 1776, in New Milford, Conn ,
dan. of Nathan and Elizabeth (Stewart) Stilson. Mrs. Sally
Noble d. April 8, 1841, n. 64.
CHILDREN.
458. FMUriek, b. Aug. 17, 1794; m. (1) 8. St John; (2) H. DeFor-
est; (8) R MUes.
460. ffenrp, b. Feb. 19, 1798; m. Agnes Pease.
461. EUMtOteih, b. April 1, 1800; m. Harry Taylor.
462. SdUif, b. Aug. 15, 1802; m. Demas Hine.
463. WUUam StOaan, b. Oct. 16, 1805; m. Mary Hurd.
464. Sumn, b. April 1, 1810; m. David 8. Hurd.
465. Charie; b. July 21, 1814; m. Marcia Roberts
466. Albert, b. Aug. 2, 1817; m. Maria Roberts.
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Elisha Nobls, s. of Aaahel Noble, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Oct. 25, 1750, and d. at the house of his daughter Annls, in Essex,
Essex Co., N. T., in the "summer of 1 803." He owned the church
covenant at New Milford, Nov. 6, 1774. He resided in New Mil-
ford for some years after his marriage, but removed abt. 1796 to
Skeenesborough, now Whitehall, N. Y., and thence to Essex, N. Y.
He m. Sally Crane, dan. of Elijah Crane. She is said, at the
time of her marriage, to have been residing in New Milford with
her sister Abigail, wife of Paul Welch. She d. in Whitehall,
N. Y., abt. 1798.
CmLDBEN.
466a. Antm, b. Nov. 28, 1778; m. Daniel Warner.
467. Bdden, bapt. Mch. 0, 1777; m. Mar>' Skinner.
468. BanBom, b. Aug. 16, 1778; m. (1) A. McNeil; (2) E. Toby.
469. Atahd, b. ; m. Philomela Skinner.
470. DatUd. b. Dec. 21, 1792; m. Mary McNeil.
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Shsrmak Noble, b. of Asahel, was b. in New Milford, Ck>nn.,
Sept 14, 1752, and d. in Charlton, Saratoga Co., N. Y., Dec,
1828, SB. 76. He removed, about 1791, from New Milford to
Charlton.
He m. May 3, 1775, Sarah Davib, dau. of Daniel and Sarah
DaviB of New Milford. She d. Jan., 1825, in Charlton, N. Y.
CHnJ>R£K.
4700. Reuben, b. in New Milford; d.uiun.,in Charlton, N. Y.,
abt. 1808.
4706. PMjf. b. in New Milfoid; d. wim., in Charllon, N. Y.,
abt. 1707.
470e. DftvU, b. abt. 1781, hi New Milford; m. abt. 1804,
Maria Ketchum, dau. of Daniel Eetchum, and d. in Watcrford,
N. Y, Feb. 8, 1807, ». abt. 20. She d,- in New York, N. Y., abt.
1820. Child, Caroline, b. 1806; m. (1) Lawrence; (2)
Randall, who d. in Charlton, N. Y. She was supposed, in 1^58, to
be a resident of New York, N. Y. By her first husband, she hod
a dau., Maria, who m. Wright H. Olmsted, a lawyer in New York,
N. Y.
470ff. Mdrcui, b. abt 1785, in New Milfoid ; m. in Delhi, N. Y. ,
Betsey Beers, who d. there abt. 1888. He is supposed to have
been drowned while going down the Delaware river on a raft. Ho
had one daughter.
4700. Benedict, b. Feb. 10, 1780; m. Hannah Clark.
47Qf. Morton Carnngton, b. abt 1793, in Charlton, N. Y. ; m. abt 1817,
Rosette Ayres, in Scotch Plains, N. Y., and d. between 1833 and
1828. He had two daughters and two sons, one named Ayrcs, b. 1818.
iliig. Laura, b. Jan. 28, 1707; m. Major Millard.
Bbsbx Hinb, a. of Abel and Rebecca (Beebe) Hine, was b. in
New Milford, Conn., Jan. 27, 1770, and d. in New Haven, Conn.,
May 19, 1856, ss. 86. He was a member of the Gleneral Aaaembly
of Connecticat
Hem. (l)abt 1789, Lois Northrop, b. Dec. 25, 1771, dau. of
Solomon and Loia (Mallory) Northrop. She d. in New Milford,
Conn., Oct 5, 1812, sa. 40.
He m. (2) Apr. 18, 18 J 3, Hbnristta Clark, b. in New Milford,
July 5, 1786, dau. of William and Ajme (Boetwick) Clark. She
still, Not., 1877, at the age of 91, reddea in New Haven, Conn.
CHILDREK BT PIRST MARRIAOB BORN IN NEW MILFORD.
471. Bebeeea Maria, b. Dec. 25, 1780; m. Oct 15, 1810, Rev. Nathaniel
William Taylor, D.D., and d. in New Haven, Conn., Aug. 26, 1868, m.
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7H. He was b. in New Milford, June 28, 1780, 8. of Natlinniel and
Anna (Northrop) Taylor; pursued his preparatory studies with liev.
Azd Backus of Bethlehem, Conn.; grad. at Yale College, 1807;
was pastor of the First Cong, church in New Haven from Apr. 8,
1812, to Dec., 1822; and Dwight professor of theology in Yale Col-
lege, from 1822 until his death. He d. in New Haven, Mch. 10,
1858, tt. 71. Their dau. Mary, b. in New Milford, Mch. 15, 1818, m.
Apr. 18, 1886, Rev. Noah Porter, D.D., LL.D. He was b. in
Fannington, Conn., Doc. 14, 1811, grad. at Yale Col. 1831, was
pastor of Cong, church in New Milford, Conn., 188G-1842, pastor
of Bouth Cong, church in Bpringfteld, Mass., 184a-1847; and was
appointed, in 1840, professor of ethics and metaphysics in Yale
College, and in 1871, president of the same institution, both of
which offices he still, 1877, retains.
472. Alfred Abd, b. Oct. 6, 1701 ; m. Mrs. Maria Johnson, and d. in
New Haven, Apr. 0, 1849, se. 57.
478. ffenrjf TT., b. Sept. 27, 1708; d. in New Milford, Nov. 16, 1807,
SB. 14, having been killed by a fall from a horse.
474 Harriet LotiiM, b. Aug. 14, 1806; d. in New Milford, Dec. 1, 1807,
se. 15 mos.
SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
, Curtis Noble, b. of Elnathan, was b. in New Milford^ Conn.,
Nov. 19, 1774, and d. in UnadiDa, Otsego, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1835,
n. 60. He was bred a merchant, in the store of Hon. Elijah
Boardman of New Milford. Habitually a business man, ceaseless
employment was his pleasure. He removed from New Milford to
Unadilla, Otsego Co., N. Y., and settled at or near the place then
called Wattles Ferry, on the Susquehannah. For more than thirty
years he there carried on the mercantile business, near the Tillage,
in company with Isaac Hayes, under the firm of Noble k Hayes.
A man of strong natural ability, with clear views on all subjects,
he was unambitious of public notice or political life, and univer-
sally declined, when offered political or military preferment. He
admired unpretending merit, and was himself in all respects unos-
tentatious. Though economical from early habits, and though not
having himself had the advantages of early education, he bestowed
his property freely upon the education of his children, and liberaUy
advanced funds, with litUe hope of their return, to his brothers
and other relatives. Always evincing a stem integrity and strict
honesty himself, he could brook in others no pallying with either.
He died of a disease in the head, by some deem^ scrofulous, but
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iAo«t probably an inflammation arising from a cold and some
catarrhal prediapodtion. He made no will, having often before
and during hi8 illness expressed his approbation of the disposition
of property which tbe statute laws of the state made in cases of
intestacy. To his widow and children he left property, real and
personal, to the amount of thirty or thirty-five thousand dollars,
which he had accumulated by industry and economy.
At a meeting of the vestry of St. Matthew's church, Unadilla,
held on Monday, Feb. 23, 1835, two days after his death, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, In the dispensations of on all-wise Providence it hath pleaHcd
the great Head of the Church to remove from the Church ^lilitant our
much-esteemed and beloved brother and companion, Curtis Koble, one of
the earliest settlers of our vfllage, and one of the founders of our church,
and who has been from the first organization of the same, a distin-
guished and efRcient member of her vestiy, and for a long time one of her
most exemplary, pious, and devoted conununicants; and whereas, we arc
desirous of expressing our feelings on this mournful event; therefore,
ReiKdttd, That in the death of Curtis Noble we are called upon to
lament the loss of one whose sterling integrity and unostentatious and
well-directed charities have not only endeared him to a large circle of
friends and relatives, but have left us a bright example worthy of our
admiration and esteem.
Be$olTed, That as a vestry, we will ever cherish the liveliest recollections
of his piety and virtue, and sincerely sympathize with his family and rela-
tives in this most afflicting bereavement, which has deprived them of nn
alTectiottate husband and indulgent father, and an undcviating friend, antl
the Church of Ood of one of her wisest, most exemplary, and dcvoti*d
members.
Eenolted, That in this great bereavement we cannot but acknowledge tlie
goodness and mercy of God, In that He has not left us comfortless, but
that in view of the bright example, of the calm and peaceful departure of
our companion and brother, we are led to exclaim: " Let us die the death
of the righteous, and let our last end be like his.'*
Bemdvcd, That as a tribute of respect to the memory of the deceased,
the members of the vestry will wear the customar}' badge of mourning fur
the space of thirty days.
Rttntted, That the foregoing resolutions be entered on the book of tlie
vestry, and thai a copy of the same be sent to the widow of the deceased.
DAVID WALKER,* Seeretarg pro tnn.
He m. Nov. 18, 1800, Anna Hayes, b. in New Milford, Oct 1,
1780, dau. of Thomas Hayes, who came from Elminster, Somer-
setshire, England,, and Anna Carrington of New Milford. She d.
in Unadilla, N. Y., March 2, 1865, n. 84.
•TiM dscjMtd hftTlng titod Um ottM of Sacretaiy.
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CVTLDREN BORN IN UNADILLA.
475. Qeorge Hayes, b. Dec. 16, 1808; m. Elizabeth B. Page.
476. C/iartoi Curtis, b. Jan. 10, 1806; m. Abigail W. Camp.
477. Mary Ann, b. Jan. 17, 1808; m. Peter J. Beits.
477a. Henry Carringtan, b. Aug. 6, 1810; d. unm., of a fever, In Una-
dilla, May 1ft, 1883, tt. 28. He was a young man of great promise,
and had Just commenced the mercantile business with Frederic I.
Hayes nt the old stand of Noble & Hayes.
478. Harriet Amelia, b. Oct. 12, 1812; m. Henry H. Howard.
479. CaroUm Jaftanna, b. Not. 24, 1816; m. June 12, 1845, John Mince
Donnelly, b. in Cat«kil], N. T., Aug. 27, 1797, s. of Terrance and
Sarah (Ham1>lin) Donnelly. He has been a merchant in Catskill,
N. T., where he resided, June 21, 1876. She d., without issue, in
Catskill, Mch. 17, 1847, ». 80.
480. CurHs, b. Feb. 25, 1821; m. Charlotte M. Day.
481. JuUa Sophia, b. July 5, 1824; d. Mch. 11, 1836, ». 6.
9S3.
Cyrenus Noble, b. of Elnathan, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Sept. 27, 1776, and d. in Buffalo, N. Y., March 16, 1857, e. 81.
In his fifth year, he first attended school, walking two miles to
reach the school-house. At that time, the people, being greatly
straitened in their circumstances, in consequence of the Revolu-
tionary struggle, were unable to employ competent teachers, even
for three months in the winter. His father, in connection with
others, having erected a forge for the manufacture of bar iron, and
agreed to furnish charcoal for the manufacture of the same, in his
thirteenth year, under the direction of Eber Ruggles, he learned
to build and bum coal pits. In his fourteenth year, he took the
entire management of the same. The farmers* market was then
Bridgeport and Norwalk, on the sea-ooast, thirty-five miles distant.
Their mode of conveyance was ox-teams ; carts in summer, and
sleighs in winter. There were then but few horse teams in the
country. A trip to Norwalk and back required foor days. The
mail came but once a week, and was carried on horseback from
Hartford to New York. The (hnnectieut Courani^ published
weekly at Hartford, furnished the family with the news of the
day.
In 1794, he removed with his father to Burlington, since called
Pittsfield, and now New Lisbon, Otsego Ck>., N. Y. He received
in 1804, the appointment of postmaster of Pittsfield. In 1806, he
built a shop in New Lisbon, N. Y., and in- company with his
brother Elnathan, made and sold tinware. He established, in
1808, a shop in Ogdensburgh, N. Y., for the manufacture and sale
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of htABy and continiied in basineas there nntil 1812, although
never removing to that place. In 1816, he was elected a member
of the General Aflsembly of New York, for the county of Ots^o.
From 1817 to 1827, he was engaged in the manufacture and sale
of hats, and in farming.
Having sold his farm, in 1827, he removed to the adjoining
farm, formerly owned and occupied by his father, and there
remained until the same was divided in 1834. In May, 1835, he
removed from New Lisbon to Eortright, Delaware Co., N. Y., and
there engaged in mercantile business. The succeeding year he
removed to Hamden, Delaware Co., N. Y., and there followed
the same pursuit In December, 1838, he removed to Oneonta,
Ots^^ Co., N. Y., and there, in company with Samuel B. Beach,
conunenced the manufacture of shavinff and fancy soaps. He
removed thence to Unadilla, Otsego Co., N. Y., and continued
the same business, until May, 1848.
His children having now removed to Detroit, Mich., he with his
wife followed them thither, in June, 1848. That city was his
home through the remainder of his life. He died at the house of
his son Charles £., in Buffalo, N. Y^ but his remains were removed
to Detroit, and there interred.
He m. Dec. 1, 1804, Hannah Weston, b. in Wethersfield,
Conn., Dec 15, 1783, dau. of Benjamin and Mary (Woodhouse)
Weston. Her father and mother both died in her house, the
former. May 7, 1818, n. 75; the latter, Nov. 17, 1842, e. 92.
Mrs. Hannah Noble d. in Detroit^ Mich., Nov. 5, 1851, e. 67.
GHILDBBN BOBH IN HEW LISBON.
488. ThomoiBotiMek, b. Oct. 8, 1806; m. Caroline Lee.
488. JjmiM, b. Jan. 18, 1800; d. July 16, 1829, fle. 20.
484. Mary Wutm, b. Mch. 24, 1611; d. Oct 80, 1817, ». 6.
485. John Qyrentu, b. Feb. 11, 1814; m. Delia Petrie.
486. Qarra Bet^amin, b. Aug. 12, 1816; m. Eliza Crosman.
487. Marif, b. June 16, 1819; d. unm. in Detroit, Dec. 22, lail,
tt.82.
488. OhoHei Bdwa/rd, b. Jan. 19, 1824; m. Jenisha P. Crosman.
489. .PWiiMiii Wmkm, b. Feb. 12.1826; m. Sarah Martin.
Hon. Elvathak Noble, a. of EInathan, was b. in New Milford,
Conn.f July 15, 1779, and d. in Unadilla, Livingston Co., Mich.,
April 2, 1841, n. 61. He removed in 1794, vdth his father, from
New Milford, Conn., to Butternuts, N. Y. In 1806, he com-
menced the tin business in New Lisbon, N. T. From 1808 to
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1812, with his brother CyreniiB Noble, and Sylvester Gilbert, he
dealt at Ogdensborg, N. Y., in general merchandise, hats, furs,
and lumber. The embargo caused the failure of Noble & Gil-
bert for a large amount About 1812, he removed from New
Lisbon to Geneva, N. Y., in the spring of 1832, to Dexter, Mich.,
and thence, in 1833, to Unadilla, Livingston Co., Mich. He was
a hatter in Geneva, and a farmer in Michigan. In Unadilla,
Mich., he kept a hotel, was the first justice of the peace, and an
associate judge of the county court. He gave the name to the
town of Unadilla, and also to the county of Livingston.
He m. (1) 1802, Mart Wbston, b. May 22, 1776, dau. of Benja-
min and Mary (Woodhouse) Weston, and sister of the wife of
his brother Cyrenus. She d. in New Lisbon, Jan. 9, 1809, e. 32.
He m. (2) abt. 1810, Asbnatb Gilbert, b. in New Lebanon,
N. Y., 1785, dau. of Butler Gilbert, and cousin to the first wife
of her husband. She d. in Geneva, N. Y., Sept. 6, 1822, e. 37.
He m. (3) Sallt "Woodhouse, b. Sept. 23, 1788, dau. of
Lemuel Woodhouse, and cousin of the first and second wives of
her husband. She d. in Unadilla, Mich., March 5, 1842, m. 53.
CHILDREN BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
490. WaUam, b. May 9, 1808; m. Amelia 6. Denio.
491. Otorffe Wetton, b. June 15, 1805, in New Lisbon, N. Y., a far-
mer, resided in Unadilla, Mich., where he d., unm., July 28, 1877
». 72.
491a. Am, [ b. Jan. 9, 1809; d. Jan. 9, 1800.
4916. Dau., S b. Jan. 9, 1809; d. Jan. 9, 1809.
CHILDREN BT SBOOND MARRIAGE.
492. Butler OiJbert, b. Sept. 27, 1815; m. Maxy Spencer.
498. ^Ituter OUberi, b. Mch. 12, 1819; m. Charlotte £. Montague.
4S^ Herman Cyrenu9, b. Sept 22, 1821; m. Maria C. Shattuck.
CHILDREN BT THIRD MARRIAGE.
496. Frederick Woodhoune, b. Oct 80, 1826; m. Mary J. Patterson.
496. Albert UUey, b. June 6, 1831 ; m. Lucy £. Blakslee.
Sallt Noble, dau. of Ehiathan, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
April 12, 1783, and d. in UnadiUa, N. T., Sept 21, 1858, e. 75.
She m. 1808, Doct Wilus Edson, b. in Pittsfield,. Mass., April
28, 1783, s. of Obed and Prudence (Fisk) Edson. He studied
medidne with Dr. White of Cherry Valley, N. Y., commenced
practice about 1807, in New Lisbon, N. Y., and removed, about
1816, to Unadilla^ N. Y., where he d. Aug. 24, 1823, m. 40.
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CHILDREN.
407. Darwin NoUe, b. llch. 96, 1800, in New Lisbon; m. June 18,
1888, Hannah Bliss; in, 1876, a manufacturer of leather in Duwns-
▼ille, Delaware Co., N. Y.
408. AdMt, b. Hdi. 81, 1811, in New Lisbon; m. Sept. 12,
1883, Thomas Trowbridge Hayes, who was engaged in life insur-
ance business in New York, and there d., Jon. 0, 1876. She residen,
1876, in aifton Springs, N. Y.
400. WilliB Fi$k, b. Hay 0, 1818, in New Lisbon; m. Aug. 28, 1840.
Hannah Sc}'mour North. He was a carriage manufacturer in Una-
dilla, N. Y., where he d. May 2, 1871, s. 57.
500. &tUy Maria, b. April 22, 1815, in New Lisbon; m. Dec. 16.
1845, Col. Robert Savage Hughston, a fanner, who d. in Sidnry.
Delaware Co., N. Y., June 10, 1878. She resides, 1876, in Sidney.
501. 6VK& Plntt, b. Jan. 8, 1810, in Unadilla. He was a merchant,
and d. unm., in Stockton, CaL, Mch. 12, 1878, ae. 54.
502. y^iUinm Batttciek, b. April 7, 1824, in Unadilla; m. Jan. ;M), laiO,
IsalK'lla Tumbull Miiulc. He fitted for college at Oxfonl nctiulcmy,
graduated in 1848, at Harvard College; in 1854, at General Theo-
logical Seminary of Protestant Episcopal Church in New York.
He has preached six years in Dunkirk, N. Y., six years in Brock-
port, N. Y., and up to the present time, 1876, nine years in Clifton
Springs, Ontario'Co., N. Y.
Stlvands Noblb, b. of EbiathAn, was b. in New MUford, Conn.,
April 17, 1785, and d. in Dexter, Mich., May 20, 1820, as. 44. He
resided sucoessiTely in Waterloo, Palmyra, and Rochester, N. Y.,
and Ann Ajbor and Dexter, Mich. He removed, in 1824, to Ann
Arbor, Mich., and the following year to Dexter, Mich. He was
by trade a hatter, but early relinquished that employment for
farming.
He m. July 3, 1810, Sallt Tuttlb, b. in Woodbridge, Conn.,
Oct. 11, 1787, dau. of Jeremiah Tuttla She m. (2) Feb. 14, 1843,
Nathaniel Daniels, who d. Sept 18, 1850. She subsequently re-
sided with her children, and d. in Dexter, Mich., Feb. 27, 1871,
A.83.
CHILDBEN.
508. Lauii Le Grand, b. Sept 26, 1811 ; m. Sarah Hayes.
504. SaUy Jeneiie, b. May 88, 1818; m. Amos Gray.
505. Claudius Henry, b. Aug. 16, 1816, in New Lisbon, N. Y. ; d. in
Dexter, Mich., Dec. 16, 1881, m, 15.
506. Atnbra$e BosMek, b. Not. 4; 1817; d. unm. in Scioto, O., Aug. 0,
1840, m. 22, while engaged in building a bridge.
507. EtnUy Maria, b. Dec. 15, 1819; m. (1) C. Swift; (2) W. Stevens,
508. F^ndi Jfugene, b. July 1, 1824; m, Cornelia £. Peck,
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MS.
BoBTwicK NoBLBy B. of fflfiathan, was b. probably in Brookfidd,
Conn., Dec. 30, 1788, and d. in Geneva^ N. Y., Maidi 24, 1843, m.
5 i. He was a cabinet-maker.
He m. Jane 25, 1810, Thibza Hitchcock, b. in New Milford,
Conn., Feb. 10, 1791, dau. of Nathaniel and Rachel (Ketchum)
Hitchcock. She d. in Detroit, Mich., March 17, 1851, m. 60.
CHILDBEK.
500. JSlnaihan Ourtu, b. Oct. 16, 1818; m. Eliza Carpenter.
510. Maiy Morrii, b. Apr. 9, 1817, in Genera, N. T. ; d. nnm. in
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 6, 1866, fle. 49.
511. Sarah Ketehum, b. Mch. 81, 1822, in New Lisbon, N. T. ; unm. re-
sides, 1876, in Detroit, Mich.
512. Samua Borrome, b. Mch. 15, 1828, in Geneva, N. Y.; m. (1) H. O.
MerriU; (2) F. Merrill; (8) £. C. Hutchinson; (4) O. K. Lormon.
513. Charkt Bo$tmek, b Feb. 21, 1881, in Geneva, N. Y. ; unm., 1876, is
a brewer, of the firm of Bhoemaker & Noble, Buffalo, N. Y.
Nathaniel Noble, a of Elnathan, was b. March 10, 1792, prob-
ably in Brookfield, Conn., and d. in Dexter, Mich., May 11, 1858,
m. 66. He remained with his father until 1814, and then removed
to Geneva, N. Y., and engaged in mercantile business. In 1824,
he removed to Dexter, Washtenaw Co., Mich.
He m. May 13, 1818, Harbist Lucretia Stilson, b. in Sandgate,
Vt, July 28, 1797, dau. of Abel and Lois (Booth) Stilson. She
d. in Elk Rapidi^ Mich., Nov. 11, 1873, sb. 76.
OUILDREN.
514. Btkn EUga, b. 8ept 5, 1821 ; m. John £. Cooper.
515. Benrjf HobaH, b. Aug. 25, 1823; m. (1) C. C. Sears; (2) M. Ewing.
516. (hoar LeGrand, b. Apr. 25, 1880; m. Alice Wbaley.
517. BdtDin StOson, b. July 21, 1888; m. Emmeline L. Hurlbut.
SM.
Oaradus Noble, b. of Elnathan, was b. in New Lisbon, N. Y.,
July 5, 1795, and d. in Detroit^ Mich., Oct. 25, 1850, n. 55. He
removed to Geneva, N. Y., thence abt 1822 to Rochester, N. Y.,
July 4, 1829, to Dexter, Mich., and in 1846 to Detroit, Mich. He
was a hatter.
He m. March 18, 1821, Sofhla Utlet, b. in Springfield, Mass.,
Dec. 16, 1798, dau. of Ebenezer and Huldah (Woodhouse) Utley.
She d. in Wayland, Mich., May 3, 1872, ». 73.
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CHILDREN BORN IK ROCHESTER, K. T.
518. Fmander, b. July 5, 1828; d. in Rochester, Sept. 28, 1828.
519. Anioinstk, b. Oct. 17. 1824; m. Titus Doan.
520. Jane, b. Sept. 28, 1826; d. in Rochester, Dec. 15, 1826.
Ml.
Harriet Noble, dau. of Elnathan, was b. in New Lisbon, N. Y.,
Nov. 26, 1798, and d. of apoplexy, in Bath, Steuben Co., N. Y.,
July 29, 1874, e. 75.
She m. March 18, 1821, Ltman Cruttenden, b. in Butternuts,
N. Y., July 13, 1793, s. of Jeremiah and Mary (Brooks) Crutten-
deiL By trade a blacksmith, he abandoned the same for fanning,
after middle life. In 1840, he removed from Butternuts to Ox-
ford, Chenango Co., N. Y., and thence, about 1855, to Bath, N. Y.,
where he d. Dec. 5, 1872, le. 79.
CHILDREN BORH IK HEW LISBON.
521. A!^Jte$ Henry. b. Feb. 22. 1822; m. Sept. 1. 1858. Julia Matilda
Stephenson. He studied medicine in Morris, N. Y., with Dr. Wil-
liam Bsssit. and graduated in 1850, at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, in New York. He was in the drug business, and
general practice in Brooklyn, N. Y., 1850-56, and then removed to
Bath, N. Y., where he still, 1876, resides. During the Civil war
be went to the front, for a few weeks, as a volunteer surgeon, after
the second battle of Bull Run.
522. BdragNMe, b. Nov. 27, 1828; graduated in 1848, at Geneva
(now Hobart Free) College, and d. in Oxford, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1848,
tt.26.
528. Mary Johanna, b. Sept 8, 1825; m Aug. 19, 1850, Oliver W.
Himrod, and resides, 1876, in San Francisco, Cal.
524. San, b. July 24, 1827; d. July 24, 1827.
525. FOyAgnei, b. June 29, 1828; m. Aug. 19, 1850, DeWitt Clin-
ton Clapp, a merchant, and resides, 1876, in Iowa City, Iowa
586. Barriet JensU, b. Oct 18, 1880; d. July 6, 1884, se. 8.
527. Sarah Sophia, b. Feb. 21, 1888; unm., resides, 1876. in San Fran*
dsco, Cal.
52a l^man Oaradtu, b. June 8, 1885; unm., resides, 1876, in New
York, an importer and Jobber In kid gloves.
MS.
Heppt Noble, dau. of Jesse, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
April 5, 1781, and d. in Morris, N. Y., June 1, 1850, as. 69.
She m. Dec. 16, 1804, Bev. Russell Wheeleb, b. in Brookfield,
Conn., May 2, 1783, a. of Amoa and Sarah (Hawley) Wheeler.
He graduated at Williains College, in 1803. For a time be read law,
and then studied divinity with Bishop Hobart He was first
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86 DESCKKDANTS OF THOMAB NOBLE.
rector of an Episcopal church Id Watertown, Conn. On the first
of Biay, 1814, he took charge of St. Matthew's church, Unadilla,
N. Y. In August, 1814, he began ministerial work in Zion church,
Morris, and for several years officiated half the time there and
half at Unadilla. He was instituted as rector of the church in
Morris, Nov. 23, 1818. In 1820, he resigned his parish at Una-
dilla. From 1820-27, he officiated as often as once a month, in
St. Andrew's church, New Berlin, N. Y. From 1827 to 1836, his
labors were wholly given to the church in Morris. From 1836 to
1838, he was rector of Christ church in Ix)ckport, N. Y. In 1843,
he retired from the ministry, and continued to reside in Morris,
formerly Butternuts, about one mile north of Zion church, where
he d. Feb. 18, 1861, sb. 77, being at that time the oldest Episcopal
clergyman in the state of New York.
CHILDREN.
520. Amot NofiU, b. May 27, 1800. in Watertown, Conn. ; m. Eliza
North, and is, 1870, a hardware mci-cbant in Hancock, N. Y.
580. Mary CarnMi, b. Nov. 2, 1808. in Watcrtown; unm., resides, 1870,
in Morris, N. Y.
581. BuMeU Ridley, b. May 20, 1811, in Watertown: d. unm. in Morris,
N. Y., Nov. 22, 1887, ». 20.
582. Hejmy Ann, b. Feb. 18, 1818, in Waterlown; d. unm. in Morris,
N. Y., March 11, 1844, a;. 81.
538. SnUy AugtuUi, b. Jan. 19. 1817, in Unadilla; uom., resides. 1870. in
Morris, N. Y.
9S3.
Thomar Noble, s. of Jesse, was b. in New Milford, Conn., Feb.
5, 1785, and settled in Unadilla, Otsego Co., N. Y.
He m. Nov. 9, 1818, Euza Ann Beach, b. Feb. 26, 1797, dau.
of Abijah H. Beach of UnadiUa, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
534. WhUney Bet^inin, b. Oct. 14, 1819; removed to New York city.
585. George Davit, b. Mch. 1, 1821 ; removed io New York city.
586. Edward Beach, b. Dec. 20, 1822; d. in Chicago, 111., Oct.. 1852,
e. 29.
587. Thamat Hdmilton, b. Apr. 7, 1825; m. Sireue Hitchcock, and re-
moved to Chicago, Dl.
588. Ca/rrington Taylor, b. Dec. 28, 1828; was agent of American Ex-
press Co., between Chicago, 111., and St. Louis, Mo.
589. John Henry, b. July 1, 1880; les. in Unadilla, N. Y.
540. Clark Wheeler, b. Jan. 27, 1838; removed to California.
541. Firederic, b. Oct 29, 1884; d. in Walton, Del. Co., N. Y.,
Nov. 10, 1885, e. 1.
542. Eenry Beach, b. Aug. 16, 1887.
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JttBS Davis Noble, b. of Jesse, was b. in New Milford, Ck)nn.,
Jane 22, 1789, and d. in Montgomery, Ala., March 10, 1832, e.
42. He removed, about 1818, to Hunts ville, Ala., and engaged
in mercantile business, and thence in 1826, to Montgomery, Ala.
He m. Oct 10, 1820, Mabt Aj)BLaiob Ibby, b. in Tenn., June
24, 1804, dau. of John and Christiana (Tyler) Irby. Christiana
Tyler was cousin of John Tyler, president of the United States.
[She m. (2) April 12, 1835, Mosely Hooker, a merchant of Mont-
gomery, s. of Ira Hooker of Bristol, Conn. Children. 1. Tyler
Irby Mosely; 2. Maria Adelaide Mosely; 3. Evelyn Mosely, all of
whom died in infancy.] She resided, in 1857, with her son John
Irby Noble, in New Orleans, La.
CHILDREH BORN IN HUNT8VHJJL
548. John Irby, b. Feb. 14, 1822; m. Oct. 20, 1847. Martha Ann
Summerville, b. near Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 21, 1827, dau. of John
and Evelyn (Hewet) Summerville. He resided in Montgomery until
1857, the Inst two yean being cashier of the Centnil bank. He
removed the same year to New Orietins, La., and was of the firm
of Reeves, Battle & Noble, commission merchants. Children.
1. Alice Maria, b. Aug. 25, 1848: 2. Evelyn Hewet, b. Jan. 14.
1850; 8. Adelaide Irby, b. July 26. 1851; 4. Lucy John. b. Mch. 6,
1858; 5. Mattie Summerville. b. Jan. 9, 1855: 0. Jessie D.. b. Aug.
9.1856.
644. Maria, b. Dec. 1. 1824; d. Oct. 20. 1831. k. 6.
Polly Mabia Noblb, dau. of Jesse, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., June 6, 1793, and d. in New Lisbon, N. Y., Sept 21, 1868,
ft. 75.
She m. April 16, 1818, Joseph Pbck, b. in Stratford, Conn.,
May 9, 1789, son of Job and Hannah (Wells) Peck of Strat-
ford, Conn. He resided in Nobleeville, New Lisbon, N. Y., and
then d. May I, 1871, m. 81.
CHILDBBN BORK in llOBIJBSVn«LE.
545. Qmrife IHnf, b. Oct. 20, 1821 ; m. Aug. 20, 1846, Mary Maria Smith.
resides, 1875, In New Lisbon, N. Y., where he has been a merchant.
546. (hmelia EUta, b. Feb. 10, 1826; m. May 29. 1800, Dr. Francis Eugene
Noble, b. in Rochester, N. Y., July 1, 1834. s. of Bylvanus and
Sally (Tuttle) Noble. He resides in Jersey City, N. J.
547. iforfA/iir/irM.b..^pr.29.18S0; unm. 1875.
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Me.
Sasah Euza Noblb, dau. of JeeBe, was b. in Mew Milford,
Conn., Sept 2, 1802.
She m. June 12, 1824, John Hanfobd, b. in Unadilla, N. Y.,
Aug. 16, 1792, 8. of Uriah Hanford. He lived, after marriage,
for two years in Hudson, O., for twenty years in Middlebury,
Portage Co., C, for three years in Akron, Summit Co., C, and in
1856, had resided five years in Cuyahoga Falls, Summit Co., O.
CHILDBBN.
549. AmeUa Maria, b. Oct 1, 1825, in Hudson, O. ; m. Nov. 8, 1845.
Cslvin Josephus Ck>mstock, and removed to Cleveland, O.
550. NM$ UHdfi, b. Aug. 5, 1827, in Hiddlebur>% 0.; and there d.
May 12, 1828, se. 9 mos.
551. Baymond Wheeler, h, June 24, 1829, in Middlebury; graduated at
Kenyon Col., 1855, resided, 1856, in Ashtabula, C, and was editor
of the AAtabula TOegraph,
562. MinHenrp, b. Sept 25, 1882, in Middlebur}'; removed to
Dlinois.
558. Sarah Heten, b. May 12, 1885, in Middlebur>'; d. in Middlebury,
C, Aug. 10, 1842, s. 7.
937.
Rev. BiBDSBT Glover Noble, s. of Sylvanus, was b. in New
Milford, Conn., April 26, 1791, and d. in Bridgeport, Conn., Nov.
16, 1848, m. 57. He pursued his preparatory studies with Hon.
Asa Chapman of Newtown, Conn., graduated at Tale College in
1810, and studied divinity at the Oeneral Theological Seminary of
the Episcopal church in New York. He was ordained deacon in
1812, and priest in 1815. On the 18th of April, 1814, he was
invited to officiate at Christ church, Middletown, Conn., and on
the 17th of April, 1816, was settled as rector, and retained his
connection with the parish until August, 1828. He was called,
March 8, 1829, to St John's church, in Elizabeth, N. J., and there
remained until Oct 15, 1833. From 1833 to 1836, he taught a
private school in Bridgeport, Conn.; from 1836 to 1845, remained
upon his farm in East Bridgeport, preaching occasionally in vacant
parishes in the vicinity. Within the last-mentioned year% he
built across the Housatonic river, a bridge, still, 1876, known as
** Noble's bridge," to connect his property with the town. In
1845, he became assistant rector of the church of the Holy
Trinity, Brooklyn, N. Y., of which his wife's cousin, Rev. William
B. Lewis, was then rector. During the summer of 1848, he
returned in feeble health to Connecticut, and soon after died, at
the house of his son, William H. Noble, in Bridgeport Mr.
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Noble is represented m <<a man of fine presence, and mild and
dignified manners, much beloved by the congregations to which
he ministered. He possessed a cultivated voice, and fine elocu-
tion, and read very impressively the service of his church.'* His
remains rest with kindred dust, in the cemetery at the south part
of New Hilfoid.
He m. Jan. 17, 1813, Chablottb Sanfobd, b. in Newtown,
Conn., April 16, 1792, dau. of John and Amy (Northrop) Sanford.
She d. May 11, 1843, m. 51, and was interred in New Milford.
CHILDREH.
654. WUUamEenrif, b. Aug. 18, 1818; m. Harriet J. Brooks.
555. John Sanford, b. Mch. 11, 1815, in Middletown, Conn. ; has
resided in Alton, lU., Goshen, K. Y., New York city, snd since
1847, in Easton, Penn., where he has been a hardware dealer.
556. CharhtU BluabM, b. Apr. 5, 1818; m. Sept. 19, 1849, Rev. Charles
H. Force, a of David H. and Eunice Force of Horristown, N. J.
He graduated in 1846 at New York University, and, in 1849, at
Union Theological Seminaiy in New York; was ordained in Nov.,
1849, by the Brook]}^! Presbytery, and installed. Feb. 20, 1851, over
the Presbyterian church in Unadilla, N. Y. He has since preached
in OtUwa, III., where he now, 1876, resides, without charge. No
children.
657. Frederick WaJdo, b. May 15, 1821; m. Anna Lebring.
558. Bdftard ^Itanui, b. Oct. 29, 1826; d. in Middletown, Conn., Jan.
17, 1827, s. 2 mos.
93S.
John Olovib Noble, s. of Sylvanus Noble, was b. in New Mil-
ford, Conn., Jan. 14, 1793, and d. in the same town, Dec. 9, 1870,
IS. 77. He was a member of the General Assembly of Gomu, from
New Milford, in 1853 and 1854.
He m. Feb. 4, 1821, Abigail Stabb Myqatt, b. July 22, 1796,
dau. of Noadiah Mygatt. She d. in New Milford, Conn., Dec. 24,
1874, ft. 78.
CHXLDBEK, BOnS.
Phbbb Mabibtta Noble, dau. of Sylvanus, was b. in New
Milford, Conn., Nov. 1, 1795, and a. in Brookfield, Conn., Oct 1,
1873, IS. 77.
She m. Dec. 2, 1820, David Adams Fosteb, b. in Danbury,
Conn., April 26, 1791, s. of Timothy and Dorothy (Adams) Fos-
ter of Danbury and Brookfield, Conn. He resided in Brookfield,
Conn., which town he, in 1852, represented in the General Assem-
bly of Conn. He d. July 23, 1866, e. 75.
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CHILDBSN.
559. John Oiowr, b. Dec. 16, 1823; m. May 81, 1840, Harriet Francis
Burr, and resides, 1876, in New Milford, Conn.
660. J^hanvs Kobie, b. Sept. 96, 1824; is, 1876, a carpet-dealer in New
Haven, Conn.
661. 8u$an Eiiiobeth, b. Aug. 8, 1826; d. unm., in New York city,
]fay22, 1871,0.44.
562. Frederick AdafM, b. July 27, 1828; unm., a farmer, resides, 1876. in
Brookiield, Conn.
568. MaryBUKL, b. Noy. 28, 1880; unm., resides, 1870, in Broolc-
fleld, Conn.
564. CanMfuMarieUa^h. J>ec, 4.1882; unm., resides, 1876, in Brook-
field, Conn.
565. Henry WtOiam, b. Noy. 7, 1885; m. June 9, 1860, Ellen Hoadley
Foote, and is, 1876, associated with his brother Bylvanus in the
carpet business In New Haven, Conn.
LoDBMA NoBLB, dau. of laband, was b. May 3, 1784, and re-
sided, after her husband's death, in Port Huron, Mich.
She m. May 3, 1784, Jaibus Campbell, s. of David Campbell.
He d. in Canada West, Oct. 18, 1836.
CHILDBEN.
566. DaM, b. Aug. 24, 1801; d. Nov. 10, 1828, se. 22.
567. Amy, b. June 16, 1804; m. Sept., 1821, John Farrien, and
settled in Cumberland, C. W.
fm, AuriUa, b. Aug. 28, 1807; m. Nov. 10, 1828, William Far
rien, and settled in Buckingham, C. £.
571. Sar^, b. July 4, 1809; m. 1882, Thomas Ames, and set-
Ued in Orfoid, N. H.
572. Mary, b. Oct 2, 1811; m. Mch. 5, 1880, Patrick Ryou,
resided in Plantagenet, C. W., and d. Jan. 16, 1840, se. 28.
578. leband, b. Jan. 1, 1818; m. Feb. 26, 1841, fiarah Campbell,
and settled in Osgood, C. W.
574. John, b. Apr. 8, 1815; m. July 5, 1846. MaUlda Parks.
and settled in Plantagenet, C. W.
575. HiMahLodema, b. May 4, 1817.
576. Chariei Jairui, b. May 18,1820.
577. CyrwifM, b. May 18, 1820; d. Aug. 1, 1828, e. 8.
578. Jamee, b. July 4, 1822.
579. GM^tfe, b. Oct 19, 1884.
941.
Josh Noblb, s. of laband, was b. March 26, 1786, and d. in
Chatham, C. W., March 20, 1826, m. 34.
He m. June 13, 1817, Gbaok Sghaqbl, b. Oct. 1, 1795, dan. of
Jacob Schagel of Newbury, Vt. [She m. (2) Oct 1, 1834, Wil-
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liam Wait, who d. Jan. 7, 1847. By him she had one boh, Syl-
vanns Wait]
CHILDREK BOBK IK CHATHAM.
580. i^lveMter, b. May 2», 1819; m. Sept 0, 1852, Julia Ann Holconil),
who d. ia57. He aettled in Detroit, Mich.
581. John, b. Oct. 24, 1822; unm., res. in Ureka, Winnebago Co., WIk.
IsBAND Noble, 8. of Isband, was b. Aug. 20, 1788, and resided,
in 1853, in Yarmouth, C. W.
He m. Sabah Brooks, who d. 1832.
CHILDREK.
582. Huntna, b. Jan., 1821; m. 1851, John Lawton, and settled in
Yarmouth.
588. An^, b. 1828; m. Sept. 7, 1845, George Carr, and re-
moved to Bouthold.
584. Jtihn, b. Jan., 1825; removed to Benton Ck)., Iowa.
585. luband, b. Apr., 1827; m. Oct. 27, 1852, Hannah Geddes, and re-
moved to Benton Co., Iowa.
586. EltuiOian, b. Apr., 1829; settled in Yarmouth.
687. Tht^Hos, b. 1881; d.
948.
RoxANA Noble, dau. of Isband, was b. Aug. 21, 1790.
She m. May 6, 1812, Jambs Campbell, b. Jan. 29, 1781. He
settled in Clyde, St. Clair Co., Mich.
childbbn.
588. Clariam, b. May 8, 1818; d. in Chatham, C. £., June 17,
1814, B. 1.
588. Lurtna, b. May 1, 1816; settled in Clyde, Mich.
580. Jatnet, b. July 12, 1818; m. Sept. 7, 1845, Mary Jane
Schagel, and settled hi Clyde, Mich.
581. BmMine MaiOdti, b. Sept. 10, 1820; m. Mch. 1, 1842, James Thomp-
son, and d. in Toledo, O., Apr. 7, 1851, ». 80.
592. JuUa Ann, b. Aug. 21, 1828; m. Apr. 18, 1848, Thomas Rob-
inson, and settled in Chatham, C. E.
598. OUte, b. Nov. 25, 1825; res. in ayde. Mich.
594. ArMbaVL, b. June 9, 1828; res. in ayde, Mich.
805. XMfte, b. Oct. 88, 1881 ; ras. in Clyde, Mich.
944.
Mabt Noble, dau. of Isband, was b. Jan. 26, 1793.
She m. Aprilt 2, 1809. Jacob Schagel, b. April 14, 1786, s. of
Jacob Schagel Be resided for a time in Chatham, C. W., whence
be remoyed to Carillon, C. W.
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596. Lurena, h. Jan. d6, 1810; d. Mch. 4, 1810.
097. CfharMe, b. Apr. 1, 1811; m. Aug. 24. 1831, Cynu Lis-
comb, and settled in FajRton, Vt.
598. WaUam Nobk, b. Feb. 15, 1813; d. Mch. 20, 1814.
599. Boasana, b. Mch. 25, 1815; m. Sept. 21.1845. Robert Brown,
and settled in Berlin. Vt
eOO. FbUy MaUndit, b. Apr. 10. 1817; m. Feb. 2. 1840, John Bixby,
and settled in Waitsfield, Vt.
601. Oknnah Marietta, b. Mch. 28. 18111; m. Oct. 12. 1842. Ivory Fuller,
and settled in Chatham, C. £.
002. Harriet Maria, b. June 23, 1831 ; m. Erastus Hulberl.
608. Jacob DoUon, ' b. Oct. 4, 1823; nt Dec. 17, 1850, Grace Mount-
Stephens, and settled in Chatham. C. £.
604. Elm Amu b. Dec. 8, 1825; d. Oct. 3, 1826.
605. John Noble, b. Oct 18, 1827; d. May 18, 1881, k. 3.
606. JuUa Alvira, b. May 5. 1830.
607. JBbi%, b. July 80. 1882; m. Sept 4, 1848, Royal Fuller.
and settled in Waitsfield, Vt
608. Marjf EUtabeth, b. Aug. 27. 1834.
609. CordeUa, b. Sept. 10, 1839.
Pbiscilla Noble, dau. of Reuben, was b. in North Tannonth,
Me., Dec. 20, 1777, and now, 1856, resides in Ellsworth, Me.
She m. June 1, 1804, Jobbpa Rbmick, b. abt. 1775. After mar-
riage he resided about twenty years in Mt Desert, Me., re-
moved thence to Ellsworth, Me., and afterwards to Boston, Mass.,
where he <L Feb. 11, 1833, sb. 58.
CHILDREN.
610. Reuben IMie, b. June 9, 1806; m. Bept 9, 1827, Maiy Ann
Finney, and settled in Ellsworth, Me.
611. Ndithan Noble, b. Jan. 17, 1808; was drowned on the passage
from Boston to Mt Desert, June 8, 1828, m, 90.
612. PhOip Bodgkine, b. May 6, 1810; m. Mch. 9, 1887, Maria Mil-
liken, and settled in Ellsworth, M&
618. Hannah Noble, b. Apr. 18, 1812; d. in EUsworth, Mch. 13,
1844, m, 81.
614. OaifhaHne Maekenue, b. Bept 14, 1814; m. Apr. 9, 1886, Oeoige Lo-
ring, and settled in Ellsworth, Me.
615. PkebeNobU, b. Not. 29. 1815; m. (1) ^^- 1» 1883, James
Btoart of Boston; (2) Oct, 1849, Dr. John Foster Williams Lane
of Boston.
616. Judith, b. Mch. 7, 1816(1); d. in Ellsworth, Me., Not.
1,1854.
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617. Lmrit MaU, b. May 90, 1820; m. (1) Sept. 28, 1842, Eliz-
abeth Milliken; (2) Aug. 24, 1852, Harriet Jordan, and settled in
Sllsworth, Me.
618. Margaret Stapki, b. Oct. 14, 1824; m. Mch. 18, 1849, Gardiner
MiUiken, and settled in Ellsworth, Me.
Me.
Sasah Noble, dao. of Reuben, was b. in North Yannonih,
Me., Feb. 15, 1779.
She m. Feb. 5, 1806, Phiup Hodokins, b. of Shemael Hodgkins,
of Hancock, Me.
OHILDSEK.
619. Maria, b. June 14, 1809; m. Sumner Jenkins, and removed
. to Kentucky.
620. AlvUra, b. Jan. 17, 1811 ; m. John M. Angler, and removed
to Boston, Mass.
621. BnUly, b. June 1. 1818; m. Kendall B. Wait, and removed
to Chapel Hill, N. C.
622. MaryJ,, b. Apr. 29, 1815; OL John Welch.
628. NaUian K, b. Aug. 15, 1817; d. June 15, 1840, se. 22.
624. Nahvm MerHU, b. Feb. 27, 1820; m. Jan. 28, 1845, Diemma G.
Whittaker, and removed to Trenton Point, Me.
625. Eannah, b. May 1, 1828; m. July 7, 1844, Andrew Whit-
taker.
M7.
Su&uf Noble, dau. of Reuben, was b. in North Yarmouth, Me.,
Dec 19, 1781.
She m. Jan., 1807, Joseph Sinclair, b. April 15, 1783, s. of
David Sinclair. He resided in Mt Desert, Me., until 1829, when
he removed to Ellsworth, Me., where he d. Sept. 28, 1848, m. 65.
childbek.
626. John Merrm, b. Nov. 18, 1808; d. in Mt. Desert, Nov., 1809.
627. Mkn Merrtn, b. Oct, 1810; d. se. 11 days.
62a Sbenaer Baton, b. Dec. 9, 1812; m. 1887, Julia Ann Smith, and
removed to Surry, Me.
629. WtUiam NutUr, b. Aug. 6, 1815; res. in Ellsworth.
680. Jchh Dodge, b. Aug. 8, 1818; d. in Mt. Desert, Aug. 18,
1881, e. 18.
681. BobeHHaekeU, b. Mch. 12, 1821; m. abt. June, 1841, Lorinda
McFarland, and removed to Hancock, Me.
682. PamOia Ann NMe, b. Nov. 18, 1825; m. Sept. 12, 1847, Osgood N.
Russell, an earthenware manufacturer in Pottersville, N. H.
688. Oaver Higgim, b. Dec. 18, 1828; drowned in Ellsworth, Aug.
8, 1887, SB. 8.
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94 DI8GKNDANT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
MS.
Nathan Noble, b. of Reuben, was b. in Isle au Haut> Me., Feb.
14,1783, and d. in Salem, Mass., March 17, 1858, m. 76. He
removed, in 1812, to Salem, and was for many years captain of a
coaster.
He m. Jan. 8, 1811, Mabt Bowen, b. Sept. 23, 1791, dan. of
Michael and Sarah (Carr) Bowen of New Haven, Me.
684. JSmeUne 71, b. May 12, 1812; m. June 24, 1882, RobertO. Lee,
and d. Nov. 6, 1887, se. 25.
686. Barah B(nt0n, b. June 2, 1814; m. June 84, 1834, Luther Kerar.
and settled in Salem. Mass.
686. Gearffe Freeman, b. July 25, 1816; d. Nov. 1, 1821, m, 6.
687. mUhan, b. Sept. 24, 1818; d. Nov. 6,* 1821. s. 8.
688. WUUam Bwen, b. Jan. 8, 1821; d. Nov. 2, 1821, fle. 10 mos.
689. Samwl WoreeiUr, b. Nov. 24, 1828; d. Aug. 80, 1825, se. 1.
640. Ifar^ C, b. May 28, 1827; m. William H. Pitman, and set-
tled in Salem
Mart Noble, dau. of Reuben, was b. in Mt Desert^ Me., Nov.
15, 1786.
She m. Jan. 4, 1818, Michael Delatttbe, b. in New York,
June 5, 1791, s. of Lewis Delaittre, who was b. in Paris, France,
and came to America in 1790. Michael Delaittre resided, July,
1866, in Sebec, Me., but was intending to remove in October
of the ^ame year, to Belvidere, IlL
CHILDREN.
641. Miehaa Dayes, b. Sept. 15, 1816, in Ellsworth, Me. ; m. June 10,
1845, Nancy Cross, and d. Dec. 28, 1845, m. 29.
642. Leonard L, b. Apr. 8, 1818, in Ellsworth; m. Sept 7, 1846.
Hannah Dealing.
648. Bef^amin, b. Sept 28, 1820, in Foxcroft, Me. ; d. Oct 7, 1820.
644. Gearife WaMngtan, b. Nov. 4, 1821. in Foxcroft; m. Apr. 18, 1847,
Emeline Cutter, and settled in Belvidere, Dl.
645. CharUi, b. Aug. 25, 1828, in Foxcroft; d. Sept 4, 1828.
646. Marp Jane, b. June 16, 1824, in Foxcroft
647. Barriet, b. May 24, 1826, in Foxcroft
648. ZdnUea Hodghifu, b. May 24, 1828, in Foxcroft
649. Marinda Emma, b. Mch. 5, 1880, in Sebec, Me.
650. BopMa, b. Feb. 15, 1882, in Sebec.
WkL.WmamD,, b. July 16, 1884; m. Oct 20. 1854, Mary HaU,
and perh^M removed to Nora, Dl.
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Ml.
Hannah Noble, dau. of Renben, was b. in Mount Desert, Me..
July 28. 1793, and d. in Monticello, Me., Jan. 10, 1840, e. 46.
She m. Mch. 17, 1817, Lewis Dslaittbe, Jr., b. in Ellsworth, Me.,
Feb. 15, 1793. He resided* in Fozcroft, Me., 1817-32, in Monti-
cello, Me., 1832-40, and then removed to Williams College Planta-
tion (now Littleton), Me., his post-ofBce address being Houlton, Me.
CHILDBBN.
851. JoKn, b. July 36, 1819; m. July 4, 1853, Rachel Bacon.
652. Ztftffw, b. June 22, 1821; m. Apr. 10, 1851, Amanda M.
True.
653. FamOin AnnIiMe,\i. Aug. 25, 1823; m. May 10, 1847, George W.
Merrill, and removed to OreeDbush, Me.
654. Rtuhcn IkMc, b. Aug. 27, 1827; m. Jan. 10, 1850, Busan Kinney,
and remoTed to Maple Grove, Me.
655. Hannah Jane, b. Apr. 10, 1820; m. May 27, 1849, Bradford A.
Hill, and removed to Littleton, Me.
656. Samud Peirce, b. Apr. 20, 1881; m Jan. 18, i854, Nancy Ames,
and removed to Houlton, Me. |
657. Harriet Mary, b. June 1. 1888, in MonUcellj), Me. ; m. Dec. 18,
1856, Moses Tarbox, and removed to HoUis, Me.
658. Wmam Franeii, b. Nov. 11, 1885, in MontioeUo^ removed to Min-
nesota.
Phbbb Noble, dan. of Reuben, was b. in Mt. Desert^ Me., Mch.
26, 1796.
She m. Apr. 19, 1821, Gbobob Hodokins, b. Jan. 17, 1795, son
of Moses Hodgldns of Sullivan, Me. He settled in Sullivan, Me..
CUILDBBN.
659. Maria Lomm, b. Jan. 1, 1822; m. Dec 28, 1848, John Ashley, Jr.
660. CoinfUne a, b. Feb. 17, 1826.
661. OaMn B„ b. Dec 28, 1827; m. June 80, 1852, fiaiah Maria
Bimpson.
662. Ann Merria P., b. June 20, 1880; m Dec 25, 1849, SUllman Ashley.
668. Mary Jane D.. b. Aug. 7, 1882.
664. EOenE, &, b. Feb. 5, 1841.
979.
Amos Noblb, s. of Nathan, was b. in Gray, Me., Aug. 1, 1786,
and removed to "Waterford, Me.
He m. Dec 15, 1819, Bbtsxt "Whithabsh, b. Apr. 13, 1789.
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96 DESCENDANTS OT THOMAS NOBLE.
CHILDREN.
665. WaUam, h. .JoI> 20, 1811; m. May 4, 1889, Martha Ano
Bailey, b. July A, 1818. and d. in Watcrford, Nov. 80, 1845, le. 84.
Children. 1. Her1)ert A., b. July 80, 1840; 2. Sarah £., b. Mch. 16,
1845.
666. mtira, b. Oct 22. 1812; in. Oct. 22. 1889. James M. Shaw.
b. Oct. 20. 1817. ChUdren. 1. Ophelia M., b. Sept. 5. 1840; 2.
LoeUaA..b. Dec. 5. 1841.
667. Caroline, b. June 10, 1814; m. Dec. 81, 1840, Josiah M.
WiUard, b. June 17, 1815, and settled in Waterford. Me. Child.
Roscoe, b. July 1, 1844.
668. LatUM, b. Nov. 2. 1816; d. Jan. 10. 1851, ». 84.
660. Mary, b. Dec. 20. 1818; d. Mdi. 8, 1810, le. 2 mos.
670. Marg W., b. Mch. 5. 1820; m. Nov. 18, 1840, Isaac Monroe.
b. June 20, 1822, and settled in Roxlmr}', Mass. Children. I.Charles
W., b. April 28, 1840; 2. Ellen F., b. July 20, 1850.
671. Miriwn, b. Oct. 25, 1822; d. Sept. 15, 1825, s. 2.
672. DatM W„ b. Nov. 28. 1825; m. June 5, 1858, Emily Nelson;
settled in Waterford, Me.
678. Miriam O., b. Aug. 25. 1827; m. May 0,1850.AsahelM. Wade,
b. Feb. 12, 1824, and removed to Lawrence, Mass. Children. 1.
Edward A., b. May 18, 1&51 ; 2. Francis £., b. July 20, 1858.
674 Lifdia K, b. Sept 22. 1820. *
675. Roxana D„ b. Aug. 20, 1882.
^6. amfrffeR, b. Oct 4.1885.
978.
Jbebmiab Noble, s. of Nathan, wasb. in Gray, Me., July 8, 1787,
and d. June 20, 1860, m. 62.
He m. Mch. 5, 1815, Almiba Gurnet, b. Feb. 8, 1704, who now,
1855, resides in Oxford, Me.
CRILDREIT.
677. Biuan B., b. Nov. 80, 1815; m. Apr. 16, 1888, Cyrus Brown.
and settled in Oxford, Me.
678. Hannah P., b. Sept 17, 1817; m. July 10, 1848, John Spur,
and removed to Btoneham, Mass. Children. 1 . Almira A., b. June
14, 1844; 2. Saiah M., b. Nov. 80, 1840; 8. Leonah G., b. Dec. 22,
1840.
670. Jimaihan 0„ b. Oct 5, 1810; m. July 25, 1846, Sarah Love-
Joy, and removed to South Boston, Mass. Children. 1. Ella, b.
Apr. 10, 1848; d. Aug. 12, 1861 ; 2. Charles, b. Feb. 15, 1852, d. 1858.
1180. OlarimaA., b. Oct 15, 1821; m. May 25, 1847, Ira Morton,
and removed to Cambridge, Mass. Children. 1. Martha S.,b. Apr.
10, 1848, d. May 6, 1850; 2. George, b. Apr. 18, 1850.
681. Maria M., b. July 10, 1826; m. July 22, 1846, Abner Pollard,
and removed to Cambridge, Mass. Children. 1. Eugene R , b. June
12, 1848; 2. Susan R, b. Dec. 10, 1840.
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682. LeonahR, b. Dec. 8, 1880; d. Apr. 5, 1881, m. 4 mo6.
688. Btbetea 2>.. b. Apr. 18, 1882; res. in Cambridge, Mass.
684. lAondk R, b. Feb. 26. 1837; res. in Cambridge, Mass.
975.
SiicsoK Noble, b. of NathftQ, was b. in Norway, Me., Jan. 1 5,
1792, and there resided.
He m. Oot 29, 1818, Bktsky Flint, b. Feb. 1, 1795.
CHILDREN.
685. mnrjf FUnl, b. Sepl. 11. 1819; d. in Norway, Oct 9, 1828, se. 4.
686. EtneUtu, b. July 9, 1824.
687. OUte, b. Apr. 26, 1827; m. June 29, 1848, James L.
Paine of Norway. C*hi)d. Theresa, b. Jan. 24, 1854.
W7a.Be/0fnunK, b. June 10, 1883, m. Sept. 15, 1854, Fanny S.
Frost, and settled in Norway.
Daniel Noble, s. of Nathan, was b. in Norway, Me., Mch. 8, 1793,
and d. in Monticello, Wis., March, 1862, sb. 69. About 1814, he
remoyed to Paris, Me., thence, in 1831, to Norway, Me., and thence,
in 1853, to Monticello, town of Mount Pleasant, Green Co., Wis.
He was by trade a cabinet-maker, and for a time postmaster in
North Norway, Me.
Hem. (1) Nov. 16, 1815, Hannah Kniobt, b. Mch. 6, 1790,
dau. of Daniel and Dolly Knight of Norway. She d. June 11,
1830, m. 40.
Hem. (2) abt. Nov., 1830, Asenath Knioht, b. July 22, 1809, dau.
of Daniei Jr., and Julia (Tubbe) Knight She resides, 1876, in
Monroe, Wis.
children by FIBST marriage, born in PARIS.
68a Nathan Knight, b. Bept 17, 1816; m. Hannah B. Crockett.
689. Lorengo HM$, b. Dec. 15, 1818; m. Ann A. Hogue.
690. AniUa, b. Dec. 22, 1821; m. Mch. 21, 1844, John Henry
Crocker, resides, 1876, in Maplcwood, Mass. Children. 1. Clara
Angclia, b. Feb. 22, 1845; 2. George FrankUn, b. Dec. 16, 1846, d.
Aug. 12, 1848. SB. 1; 8. Ada Auguste, b. Jan. 29, 1848; 4. Lizzie
Alberta, b. Oct 2, 1851, d. Jan. 4, 1858» e. 2.
CHILDREN BT lEOOND MARRIAGE, BORN IN PARIS.
691. Hannah Auguita, b. Not. 12, 1881; m. Mch. 4, 1855, Addison Gar
land, and resides, 1876, in 8ante Barbara, Cal. Child. Arthur
Addison, b. Aug. 22. 1857.
692. J)a/nid OUnUm, b. Not. 25, 1884.
698. WiUiam Edwin, b. Dec. 6, 1886; m. Charlotte Sears.
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98 DB8CKIIDAIITB OF THOMAS KOBLS.
OM. EUnJane, b. Oct. 16, 1841; m. Dr. H. M. Bndshaw, and
residte, 1876, in Monroe, WU.
605. ABm AietuUh, b. Aug. 16, 1849; m. Clarendon Adams, and re-
aides, 1876, in Monroe, Wis.
«TT.
Nathak Noble, s. of Nathan, was b. in Norway, Me., Apr. 12,
1794, and there resided.
He m. Mch. 31, 1823, Mart Jourdan, b. June 4, 1803.
CHILDREN.
696. liannah C.,b. June 16, 1824; m. June 1^1, 1848, Uriah H. Upton, b.
May 81, 1818, and settled in Norway. Children. 1. EUa A., b. Nov.
27, 1844, d. Aug. 10, 1846; 2. Ella A., b. April 24, 1847; 3. Wayland
&, b. Mch. 4, 1849; 4. Emma J., b. Apr. 8, 1851; 5. Olin B., b.
Dec. 11, 1852; 6. Florence E., b. Oct. 20, 1854.
607. ChrdeliaD.,h. Mch. 16, 1825; dl Oct., 1848, Simon Huckins, and re-
moved to Freedom, N. H. Children. 1. Mehitable, b. Aug. 22,
1849; 2. Gilbert, b. Apr. 18, 1851.
698. AdeUne E„ b. Oct. 15, 1826; m. Feb., 1847, Moses M. Harmon,
and removed to Effingham, N. H. Children. 1. Ivory Leroy, b.
Apr. 28, 1847; 2. Gilbert N., b. Mch., 1849, d. June, 1854; 8. Gil-
bert N., b. Aug., 1854.
699. Nathan G., b. Apr. 18, 1828; d. Bept. 6, 1849.
700. AurtUu» C, b. Oct. 31, 1830.
701. WaiiamK, b. June 30, 1832.
702. OaPoUnea, b. Mch. 16, 1835.
708. Martha J., b. June 15, 1837.
704. MarifR, b. May 29, 1841.
706. FratwUM,, b. Mch. 31, 1845.
S7S.
David Noble, s. of Nathan, was b. in Norway, Me., Feb. 4, .
1796, and there resided.
He m. (1) March 29, 1826, Sallt Flint, b. Jan. 1, 1807, who
d. March II, 1837, e. 30.
He m. (2) June 10, 1838, Clarissa N. French, b. June 7, 1805.
Clfn.T>RKN BT FIBST MARRIAQB.
706. SophnmaK, b. Dec. 28, 1826.
707. Sarah K, b. Aug. 7, 1829.
OEILD BT SEOONI) aCABBIAOB.
708. WUUamK, b. Oct 26, 1841.
Simon Noble, s. of Nadum, was b. in Norway, Me., June 12,
1797, and there d. Dec., 1859, e. 62. He was a fanner.
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He m. (1) Oct 2, 1826, Ltdta C. Atkr, b. March 17, 1805,
who d. Hay 19, 1827, n. 22.
He m. (2) Feb. 19, 1828, Maria Kimball, b. in North Andover,
I., Jan. 18, 1803, dau. of llxomas Kimball. She d. 1861, m. 68.
CHXLDRBH BY OBOOIID ICARRIAOB.
700. L^Oia Maria, b. May 96, 1829; m. (I) H. B. Upton; (2) £. P.
Baker.
710. Thomas KimbaU, b. Jan. 19, 1882; m. (1) A. J. Bewail; (2) C. £.
Bradbuiy.
711. ChaiHei Ikxier, b. Dec. 81, 1842; m. Anna M. Brown.
Hbnrt Noblb, 8. of Nathan, was b. in Norway, Me., April 18,
1799, and d. . He resided in Norway, Me.
He m. (1) Jan. 1, 1828, Sabrina Burnham, b. Jan. 3, 1811.
She d. Dec. 16, 1845, n. 34.
He m. (2) April 20, 1846, Kbzul D. Hill» b. Feb. 13, 1815.
childbbn bt first marriage.
712. Aafwi C, b. Not. 17. 1828; m. June 19, 1853, Hannah Oorbam,
and resided, 1876, in Norway, Me.
7ia litdia ii., b. Oct 80, 1881.
714. Harriet B„ b. June 24, 1834.
715. AEMna J., .b. Teh, 28, 1841.
CHILDREN BT BBOOKD MARRIAGE.
716. MeroyE,, b. Not. 80, 1845.
717. Oetavia A., b Feb 8, 1849. .
HamiAH Noble, dan. of Nathan, was b. in Paris, Me., July 24,
1802, and d. in Paris, Me., Oct 2, 1833, m. 31.
She m. March 28, 1824, John Dennett, b. in Kittery, Me., Aug.
3, 1795. He was a merchant, postmaster, and justice of the peace
in South Paris^ Me. He m. (2) Nov. 3, 1834, her sister, Mary
Noble. He d. .
OHILDRBN born IN SOUTH PARia
7ia Ciementine Parker, b. Jan. 28, 1827; m. Dec. 21,1845, Charles Joshua
Barbour, and is, 1877, an assistant appraiser in the custom house in
Portland, Me.
719. MarySlaweU, b. Oct 10, 1829; d. unm., in South Paris, Oct
4, 1852, s. 22.
720. WmamEewry, b. Aug. 16,1882; m. Bept 11, 1865, Maiy Delina
Oard. He resides, 1877, in Portland, Me. , and is a teacher of tocsI
music.
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BsuBEN Noble, b. of Nathan, was b. in Norway, Me., Oct 1,
1806, where he resided.
He UL Dec. 2, 1833, Eliza A. Edcaall, b. Sept. 20, 1810.
721. Jmidb 0„ b. July 25, 1885; d. Oct 24, 1842, s. 7.
722. CkariuK, b. Feb. 29, 1840; d. Oct 28, 1842, fle. 2.
728. Mary K, b. Oct 10. 1842; d. Feb. 20. 1880, m. 7.
724. (kgood J., b. Aug. 81, 1845; d. June 80, 1852, e. 6.
JovATHAK Noble, s. of Israel, was b. July 1, 1767, and resided
in Kent, Conn., where he d. June 1, 1830, m. 63.
Hem. 1811, Laura Meeker, b. Feb. 22, 1792, dau. of Chauncey
Meeker. She m. (2) Feb. 7, 1849, Eli Chamberlain, of Warren,
Conn.
CHILDREK.
725. I9rad, b. Feb. 14, 1812; m. (1) Nov. 25, 1884, Charlsns Fterris.
b. May 25, 1810, dau. of Garadus Ferris of New Milford, Conn.
She d. Aug. 20, 1870, s. 00; (2) Apr. 20, 1878, Mn. Elizabeth
Croity, b. abt 1838, in Ireland, dau. of Cruse, and is, 1870,
a farmer in New Milford. Childreu. 1. Henry, b. Mcfa. 9, 1841. a
fanner, res. in New Milford, m. May 20, 1874, Lfuira A. Irwin;
2. Delia Bridget, b. Feb. 10, 1874, d. May 1, 1876, ae. 2.
726. Lucy, b. July 25, 1814; unm., res. in Kent
727. DaM, b. Aug. 26, 1816; m. Mch. 13, 1849, Eliza Cole, b. Jau.
12, 1826, and settled in Kent Children. 1. Chloe Almira, b. Apr.
80, 1850; 2. Howard Cole, b. Oct 18, 1851 ; a KaUe Eliza, b. Mch.
26, 1870.
728. Laura, b. July 5, 1821 ; m. Oct 29, 1840, Sherman Benedict,
of Kent, b. Aug. 9, 1819. Children. 1. Andrew Hobart, b. Mch.
28, 1842; 2. Ellen Albina, b. May 29, 1844.
729. /arm, b. Apr. 15, 1826; m. July 4, 1848, Maria Youngs, b. Oct
4, 1881. Child. Barah, b. Feb. 7, 1840; m Jan. 6, 1868, Geoige
A Tomlinson, s. of Rev. Qeo. Tomlinson, and resides, 1876, in Mar-
bledale. Conn.
780. Almira, b. Mch. 28, 1829; m. Nov. 6, 1850, Charles Henry Rich-
ards of Kent, b. Aug. 17, 1827. Children. 1. Martha Meroa, b. Nov.
18, 1851; 2. James Hiram, b. Sept. 9, 1858.
SIO.
Dayib Noble, s. of Israel, was b. Sept 30, 1772, removed in
July, 1805, to Boardman, 0., where he d. Feb. 24, 1816, m. 43.
He SL Kaohsl Ttbbll, b. in New Milford, abt. 1780, dan. of
James TyxeU. She d. April 21, 1837, m. 57.
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CHILDBXN.
781. Boxoelanjf, b. Apr. 19, 1801; m. Jan. 17. 1819, Orlando David-
•on, ton of John Davidson. Children^ 1. William, b. Aug. 20,
1880; 2. Charles, b. Nov. 25, 1828; 8. Annis, b. Julj 28, 1828.
782. AuHin Badger, b. Feb. 16, 1808; m. Dec. 7, 1806, Achaah King, b.
in IVederick Co., Hd., Bept 1, 1806, dau. of Edward King, and
removed to Boardman, Mahoning Co. , Ohio. Children. 1. Homer,
b. Oct. 81, 1828. d. Oct 14, 1888; 2. Perry, b. Mch. 28. 1884; 8.
Theododa, b. Nov. 80. 1889, d. July 26, 1841; 4. Homer, b. Dec.
28, 1841.
78& Jnd»n Ba^, b. Mch. 17, 1805; m. (1) Mary Ann Bobbins; (2) Elis-
abeth Price. Children by first mairiage. 1. Calvin; 2. Sabrina.
By his second marriage, daughter, name imknown.
784. Jmiamya$(m,h. Mch. 16, 1808; m. Sylva Bushnell, and removed
to Tniliams Centre. Williams Co., O. Children. 1. Emoiy. who
d. ; 2. Levi; 8. William; 4. Bachel.
785. Ckdvin Lee, b. Oct 21, 1812; m. Anm Maria Bnibacher, and re-
moved to Defiance, Defiance Co. , O. Children. 1. Henry Duval, b.
July 20. 1844, d. Apr. 4, 1851, m. 6; 2. Ann Eliza, b. Sept 19, 1846.
780. IktHd TurreU, b. Aug. 12, 1816; m. .Christiana Ealer, and removed
to Pittsburgh, O. Children. 1. Perry Corwin ; 2. Albert; 8. Annis.
Sit.
Lucy Noblb, dau. of Israel, was b. June 17, 1775, and d. in
Boardmaa, 0., Sept 13, 1841, m. 66.
She m. Samuel Swan, b. Jan. 4, 1780, who removed in 1805,
to Boaidman, 0., and d. May 11, 1839, m. 69.
787. Sahrina, b. Dec 11. 1805; d. Jan. 14, 1880, m. 24.
78a Lu^ Ann, b. Mch. 80. 1808; ol Nov. 1, 1825, James Douglass, and
d. in Boardman, O., Feb. 7, 1886, s. 28.
782. ArmiUa, b. Feb. 17, 1818; m. Apr. 17. 1884, Menander Cook, and
Ksided, 1855, in Toledo, O.
US.
AvxBiLL Noble, a. of Morgan, was b. Apr. 2, 1766, and d. while
on a journey, in Westford, Vt, April 24, 1830, m. 64. He was
interred in Baaez, Vt, where he had been a farmer.
He UL Feb. 17, 1794, Rachsl Buck, who d. Jan. 25, 1829. 'f^ ^
anLDBEH BORH Of B8BBZ. . \ ]p^V^ (v^
740. JSphraim, b. abt 1797; d. Apr. 2, 1801, m. 8. ^^"^^ P^iM^
741. BevOo, b. Apr. 80, 1798; m. Sophia Day. <MM^ Q^^^
742. SemanOka, b. ; m. Amasa Bellows, and d. in Essex, Vt,
Dec. 9, 1846. ae. 48. Children. 1. Norman; 2. Charlotte.
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748. Alantan, b. ; m. (1) ; (8) Kancj Coffin.
He remoTed to West Buffalo, Iowa. Children. 1. Adelia, m. Lewis
Dyer; 2. Sylvia, m. Charles Hammond; 8. Korman; 4. Jane; 5.
James; 6. Orrin, df; 7. Stephen; 8. Rufns; 9. Harriet.
Rev. Caltih Noblk. a. of Morgan, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Jan. 9, 1778, and d. in Chelaea, Vt., April 20, 1834, e. 56. Hav-
ing worked upon a farm until he was twenty-two yetn of age,
after a year*8 study with Rev. Dr. Alvan Hyde of Lee, Mass., he
entered the Sophomore class in Middlebury College, and graduated
in 1806. He studied theology with Rev. Dr. Asa Burton of Thet-
ford, Vt, was ordained, Sept. 30, 1807, pastor of the Cong, church
in Chelsea, Vt., and there remained until his death. During his
ministry of twenty-six years, the church was much blessed, having
enjoyed three general revivals of religion.
He m. Dec 30, 1807, Sophia Luct Thomfsok, b. Aug. 24, 1791,
dau. of Rev. Lathrop Thompson of Catchoque, N. Y., and Chelsea,
Vt, who d. in Chelsea, Vt, July 19, 1843, e. 83. Mrs. Noble d.
in Chelsea,* Vt, July 10, 1858, e. 66.
CHTLDHEK BOBS IK CHELSEA.
744. Averm Thamjmm, b. Dec. 24, 1806; d. in Chelsea, Vt, Nov. 12,
1809.
745. 1ai4^ Maria, b. Aug. 7, 1810 ; d. in Chelsea, Vt , Sept 8, 1810.
746. CaitinDay, b. Sept 12, 1811 ; m. Emeline Jewett
747. AmOia LuereUa, b. June 14, 1814; m. William Gallup Page.
748. Laihrop Thompttm, b. July 18, 1817; a merchant, d. unm. in ChelBea,
Vt, Apr. 4, 1849, «. 81.
749. CaroUfu Sophia, b. Nov. 12, 1820; d. in Chelsea, Vt. Apr. 1,
1828, e. 2.
750. OaroUne, b. Sept 28, 1822; d. in Cfaelaea, Vt, Nov. 18,
1888, s. 16.
751. Sopkia CharMte, b. July 8, 1827; d. in Chelaea, Vt, Feb. 26,
1848. s. 15.
752. WtOiamEenty,
758. Mary BtiMoheth,
b. Sept 18. 1881; m. (1) E. J. Reynolds; (2) J.
Richardson. '
b. Sept 18, 1881; d. in Chelsea, Vt, June 14,
1858, s. 21.
M«.
Rev. Jbbkmiab Day, D.D., LL.D., s. of Rev. Jeremiaih and
Abigail (Noble) Day, was b. in that part of New Milford, Conn.,
which is now Washington, Conn., Aug. 3, 1773, and d. in New
Haven, Conn., Aug. 22, 1867, e. 94. His studies preparatory for
college were pursued with David Hale, in New Preston, Conn.,
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VRAXOB or JOHN. 103
and Joseph Badger and John Eingsbory, in Waterbury, Conn.
He graduated at Yale College in 1795; waa a tutor in Williams
College, 1796-98; professor of mathematics, natural philosophy,
and astronomy in if ale College, 1803-17; and president of Yale
College, 1817-46.
Daring Dr. Day's professorship, he published an Introduetton
to aigebra, and also a Course of mathematies, embracing princi-
ples of plane trigonometry, mensuration, navigation, and survey-
ing, all of which had a wide circulation. "While president, he
published an Enquiry respecting contingent volition; and an Exam-
ination of Edward* s enquiry as to the freedom of the will.
In 1817, Middlebnry College conferred on him the degree of
doctor of laws, and Union College, in 1818, and Harvard College,
in 1831, the degree of doctor of divinity. .
Although Yale College had been very fortunate in its presi-
dents, it had never been more prosperous than imder President
Day. His learning and talent united to great kindness of heart,
secured alike the respect and love of the thousands of pupils
committed to his charge. For twenty years after his resignation
he continued to serve the college as a member of the corporation,
retiring from the board only the year before his death.
In early life he was threatened with consumption. But by con-
8tant» persistent, and self-denying attention to the laws of health,
he attained a more advanced age than most of his contemporaries,
and was at his death the oldest resident of New Haven.
"I suppose," sayB President Woolaey, in the address at his funeral com-
memorative of his life and services, " that if the nearl}* 8,600 graduates of
Tale College who were educated here under President Day, were asked,
who was the best man they knew, they would, with a very general agree-
ment, assign him that high place.*' " We bury him not knowing whether
so good a man shall ever appear among us, or in the times of our children
again. We bury him, a man of a dear intellect, who lived in harmony
with all political, morel, religious truth, without a grain of party spirit,
bigotry* ^ uncharitableness in his temper, who had a full-orbed charac-
ter, in which calmness, self-control, meekness, tenderness, unselfishness,
sH the virtues found their radiance. We bury him above all, aservantof
Christ, eminsntly like the Master, thankful tluit we have known such a
man, and that the remembrance of him may be a guide and a help to
us in the remainder of this earthly life."
. HeuL (1) Jan., 1805, BIabtba Shsbman, dau. of Hon. Roger
and Martha (Presoott) Sherman of New Haven, Conn. She d.
April 4, 180e, m. 26.
He m. (2) Sept 24, 1811, Olivia Jonss, dau. of Daniel and
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Olive (Tinker) Jonee of Hartford, Conn. She d. Jan. 11, 1850,
e. 61.
CHILD BT FIB8T MARRIAGE.
754. /S^^rman, b. Feb. 18, 1806; m. Sept. 6. 1882, Elizabeth Ann King.
He grad. Id 1826, at Tale €k>llege, and is, 1876, a ciyll and mining
engineer and surveyor in Oakland, Gal.
CHILDREK BT 8BCOND MARRIAOB, BORN IK KBW HAVEK.
755. Martha, b. Feb. 15. 1818; d. unm., in New Haven, Conn., Dec. 2.
1888, «. 20, having attained great proficiency in mathematics and
the languages, and written poetry of uncommon merit.
756. Jeremiah, b. July 1, 1815; d. in New Haven. Dec. 4, 1816, «. 1.
757. Henry, b. Nov. 4, 1817; d. in New Haven. Feb. 17, 1840, «. 22.
788. EKtabe^, b. Dec 24, 1820; m. Sept. 16, 1846. Prof. Thomas An-
thony Thacher, and d. in New Haven. May 18, 1858, «. 27. He
grad. at Yale College In 1885, and has been professor of the Latin
language and literature in Yale College, from 1842 up to the present
time, 1877.
758. ffarjf, b. Nov. 5, 1828; d. Id New Haven, Mch. 28, 1820, m. 5.
760. OUma, b. Sept. 24, 1826; m., 1852, Rev. Thomas King Beecher,
and d. in WiUiamsburgh, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1858, e. 26. He grad. in
1848 at niinois College, and is now, 1877, pastor of a Cong, church
in Oswego, N. Y.
Hon. Thomab Day, LL.D., b. of Rev. Jeremiah, and Abigail
(Noble) Day, was b. in that part of New Milford which is now
Washington, Conn., July 6, 1777, and d. in Hartford, Conn.,
March 1, 1855, m. 77. He pursued his preparatory studies with
his father, his brother Jeremiah, Barzillai Slosson of Kent, Conn.,
and at New Milford academy, and graduated at Yale College in
1797. He commenced immediately his legal studies under Judge
Reeve of Litchfield, Conn. He was, from Sept., 1798, to Sept.,
1799, a tutor in Williams College, continuing at the same time the
study of the law with Hon. Daniel Dewey of Williamstown,
Mass. After three months* study at Hartford, Conn., under Theo-
dore Dwight, in December, 1799, he was admitted to the bar.
He immediately commenced practice in Hartford, where he con-
tinued to reside until his death. In 1810, he was elected by the
people of Connecticut^ secretary of state, and was continaed
in office by twenty -five successive elections, until May, 1835. He
was appointed in May, 1815, associate judge for the county of
Hartford, and annually afterwards, with the exception of one
year, until May, 1825, when he was made chief judge of that
court, and retained the office until June, 1833. From March, 1818,
untQ March, 1831, he was one of the judges of the city court of
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Hartford. Mr. Day was one of the committee who prepared the
edition of the Statutes of Connecticut, published in 1808. He
himself compiled the notes, made the index, and wrote the intro-
duction. He was one of the committee, who in 1821, revised the
Statutes of the State, and also one of the committee appointed to
prepare and superintend a new edition in 1824. In 1805, he
began to report the decisions of the Supreme Court of Errors in
Connecticut) and when provision was made by law, in 1814, for
the appointment of a reporter, received that office, and retained it
until his resignation in 1853. The report of the decisions from
1802 to 1813, published by him, makes five octavo volumes, and
those from 1814-53, inclusive, twenty-one octavo volumes. He
also edited, with copious notes, about forty volumes on English
law. As a deserved recognition of these services, his Alma Mater,
in 1847, conferred upon him the degree of doctor of laws.
Mr. Day's name stands connected, as vice-president or trustee,
with most of the benevolent and literary institutions of Hartford,
as the Hartford Grammar school, Hartford Female seminary,
American Asylum for the education of the deaf and dumb, and
Retreat for the Insane, He was also an original member of the
Connecticut Historical society, and its first recording secretary.
On the revival of the institution, in 1839, he became its presi-
dent, and retained that position for more than fifteen years.
A man of dignified presence, uncommon courtliness of man-
ner, and great kindness of heart, he secured alike the love,
respect, and veneration of his fellow citizens. A life-like portrait
of him, taken towards the close of life, by Emmons of Norwich,
Conn., adorns the wall of the rooms of the Connecticut Histori-
cal society in Hartford.
He m. March 18, 1813, Sarah Coit, b. in that part of Preston
which is now Oriswold, Conn., Sept 27, 1786, dau. of Wheeler
and Sibyl (Tracy) Coit. She d. in Hartford, July 21, 1865, m, 78.
CHILDBEK BOBH IK HABTFORD.
761. Sarah OaU, b. Sept. 28, 1814; m. Nov. 11, la'M, Hod. Alex-
ander Hamilton HoUey, a mefchant and iron manufacturer of
Lakeville, in Baliibury, Conn. He was, 1857-^, governor of Con-
necticut He now, 1877, resides in Lakeville.
76a. mkabeth, b. Feb. 16, 1816; m. Sept 7, 1841, Prof. Nathan
Perkins Seymour, LL.D. He grad. at Yale College. 1884, and from
1840-1870, was professor of the Greek and Latin languages in
Western Reserve College, and now, 1877, resides in Hudson, O.
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106 DMCENBAKTS OP THOMAB NOBLE.
708. Thama%Mm. b. Nov. 21, 1817; lu. Dec. '6, I^jI, (1) Ann Jones
Dunn; (2) Dec. 2, 1862. Ellen Chnnniug Pooaeroy. He grad. at Yale
College, 18J7, read law, was. 18-VMi5. editor and proprietor of the
Hartford Courant, and is now. 1877. a reddent of Hartford, Conn.
764. Catharine Augusta, b. Aug. 6, 1810; m. Apr. 15, 1850, Rev. Samuel
James Andrews. He grad. 1839, at Williams College, was. from
Oct., 1848, to May, ia5o, pa.stor of the Cong, cburcb in Scantic
parish. East Windsor, Conn., and is now, 1877, pastor of the
Catholic Apostolic congregation in Hartford. Conn.
765. Harriet, b. Nov. 20, 1821; m. Sept. 21, 1842, Hon. John
Phelps Putnam. He grad., 1837, at Yale College, and has been
since 1859 a Judge of the Superior court of Mass. He resides,
1877, in Boston, 3Ias5.
766. Robert, b. Feb. 28, 1824; d. June 22, 1824, s. 8 mos.
767. Mary Franees, b. 3Iay 7, 1820; m. May 20, 1850, Heman Ely,
who resides, 1877, in Elyria, O.
768. Ellen, b. Sept. 7, 1829; d. unra.. in New York city,
Apr. 2, 1850, se. 20.
8M.
NoBLX Day, s. of Rev. Jeremiali and Abigail (Noble) Day, was
b. in that part of New Milford, which is now Washington, Conn.,
May 20, 1779. He was a merchant in Hartford, Conn., and New
Preston, Conn. In 1848, he removed to Hudson, O., and there d.
Feb. 13, 1854, m. 74.
He m. May 7, 1805, Eu^abetu Jones, b. in Hartford, Conn.,
Jan. 12, 1784, dau. of Daniil and Olive (Tinker) Jones. She d.
in CatskiU, N. Y., March 29, 1872, se. 88.
CHILDBSK.
769. Daniel Jone$, b. July 15, 1806; m. Oct. 80, 1850, Emily Ellsworth
Jones, is a merchant, and resides, 1876, at 44 Fifth Avenue. New
York city.
770. Henry NoUe, b. Aug. 4, 1808; m. Apr. 27, 1830, Jane Louisa Marble.
He graduated at Yale College, in 1828, was tutor there, 1831-34,
was ordained Nov. 9, 1836, as pastor of the First Cong, church in
Waterbur}', Conn., and resigned his charge, Oct. 1, 1840; was pro-
fessor of homiletics and pastoral theology in Western Reserve Col-
lege, 1840-58; president of Ohio Female College, 1858-64. He
resides, 1876, in New Haven, Conn. In 1861, he received the de-
gree of D.D., from Farmery College, and LL.D., from Ingham
University. He is the author of sixteen volumes, the earliest, Art ef
elocution, published in 1844, and the latest, Sdenee of ethies, pub-
lished in 1876.
771. Jeremiah, b. Oct. 4, 1810; nL Nov. 10, 1846, EmUy Cordelia
Day. He is a merchant, 1876, in Catskill, N. Y.
772. MUls, b. Apr. 15, 1813; was a clerk in a Jobbhig house \n
Philadelphia, Penn., and there d. March 29, 1834, se. 21.
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778. Thifmas, b. June 18, 1816; gradunUfd at Tnle College, in 1889,
was a lawyer in Cleveland, O., and d. unm. in Hamilton, Nevada,
Oct. 17, 1870. ae. 54.
774. CharUs, b. Aug. 18. 1818; m. Dec.. 1805, Mrs. Minnie Upham.
He graduated at Yale College in 1840, and is now. 187G. a railway
manager in New York city.
775. EUxabeth, b. Nov. 18, 1821; m. Aug. 25, 1846. Rev. Samuel Tay-
lor Seelye. D.D.. of Wolcotville. Conn., and there d. Nov. 26. 1840.
a;. 25. He was b. in Bethel, Conn., Oct. 24, 1822, graduated at West-
em Resen'o College, in 1843, and has been pastor of the Cong,
church in AVolcottvillc, Conn., for nine years; of the Fourth Presb.
churcli in Albany, N. Y., for eight years; and of the Pa^'son church
in Easihampton, Mass.. from 1803 to the present time, 1870.
776. SaraJi, b. Apr. 16, 1828; d. May 23, 1824, se. 1.
856.
Cathabike Noblk, dau. of Goodman, d.in New York city, 8b. 51.
She m. Phabib Wbiqbt, who, 1852, resided in Cairo, N. Y.
OmiiDBBK.
777. Editard T,, b. In Cairo, N. Y., d. in Windham. Greene Co., N. Y.
778. Adaliiie, b. in Cairo.
779. M^iUi'am, b. in Cairo, and there died.
780. Lymindtr, b. in New York city, and there d. , le. 8 mos.
781. OaihnriM, b. in New York city, and there d., «. 4 mos.
857.
EuzABETB 'KoBLx, dau. of GoodmaD.
She m. Dakixl Lxnnon of Cairo, N. Y.
CHIIJ>BEK BOBK IK ACBA. N. T.
782. BaUy Ann, b. *^m. Truman Lewis of Cairo.
788. Catharine, b. ; m. William Lewis of Cairo, and re-
moved to Durham, N. Y.
784. Minerva, b. ; m. (1) Nathaniel Northrop; (2) John
Thomas, and settled in Cairo, N. Y.
; m. Oliver Minor of Cairo.
; m. Mai^' Byington of Cairo.
785. Eliza,
b.
786. Fatty,
787. Lyeander,
788. Daniel,
789. Jamet,
790. Walk^,
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
; retldea, 1876, in Saugerties, N. Y.
858.
Nathanixl NoBLB, 8. of Gk)odman, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
and d. in Ind., abt. 1860. He was in the service through the War
of 1812. In 1837, he removed from Dutchess Co., N. Y., to
Indiana, and purchased the farm on which he continued to reside
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until hiB death. He wae a man of indnstiy and great eneigy,
and one of the beet and most suoceesfal fanners in his coonty.
He m. (1) Susan Marks of Cairo, N. Y., who d. in Washing
ton. N. Y.
He m. (2) Mrs. Mart Nelson of Washington, N. Y.
CHILDREN BT FIRST ICAREIAOE.
791. Goodman T,,h, ; m. Greene, and resided, 1876,
in Esopus, Ulster Co., N. Y.
792. Mary, b. ; m. DaTid Moshier of Washington,
K. Y., and d. lesTing one child.
788. Eluabeth, b. ; married, resided in Fort Wayne, Ind.,
and d. leaving one child.
794. Sarah, h, ; m. John M. Miller, a furniture dealer,
of Fort Wayne, Ind., and there resided, in 1875.
795. Eleanor, b. ; d. in Fort Wayne.
796. Jane, b. ; married and resided in Fort Wayne.
797. Lyman, \\ ; a farmer, resided, 1875, in Fort Wayne.
859.
On>BON Noble, s. of Goodman, was b. in Cairo, N. Y., 1790.
He redded for some years after his marriage, in Cairo, N. Y., but
removed thence abt 1822, to New York city, where he d. Feb. 12,
1827, e. 36 yrs.
He m. Rebecca Hues, dau. of and Abigail (T^ler) Hues
of Durham, N. Y. She d. in Wis., June 14, 1869:
798. OairoUnt, b. in Cairo, N. Y. ; d. in New Yoi^ city.
799. FtSM^m IT. ,b. July, 1816, in Cairo; m. Eliza Denton of Durham,
N. Y., and removed to Roxbui^^, Delaware Co., N. Y., where he
still, 1877, resides. Children. 1. Sarah; 2. Clarissa; 8. Child, who
d. young; 4. Son, name unknown.
800. NaiUiaiM, b. , in Cairo; m. Serrens of Durham, and
resides. 1877, in Cairo, N. Y.
801. Ira Huei, b. Apr. 11, 1821; m. Fanny M. Hervey.
802. Alexander, b. in New York; d. in Hobsrt, Delaware Co.,
N. Y.
808. Orrin, b. in New York; married and settled in New
York dty. He d. .
804. Fharie, b. in New York; and there d. young.
teo.
Walseb Noble, s. of Goodman, was b. in Cairo, N. Y., June 15,
1792, and settled in Cairo, N. Y.
He m. Dec. 9, 1813, Mebct Pbatt Cbossman, in Hudson, N. Y.
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CnrLDRBN.
805. AdeUw, b. Apr. 8. 1815, in Hudson, N. Y.; m. Bept. 8. 1836,
Austin Paleu, and d. in Fallsburgb, N. T., Oct 25, 1887, s. 22.
806. Jamet, b. Mcb. 28. 1817, in Hudson; m. Dec. 28, 1814, Cornelia
Reed of Claverack, Columbia Co., N. T., and removed to Hobart.
Delaware Co., N. Y. Children. 1. Adeline £., b. Mch., 1848; 2.
Walker, b. Oct., 1847, d. 1848, e. 8 mos. ; 8. Mar}% b. Oct., 1849; 4.
Walker, b. July, 1851.
807. Walker, b. Feb. 6, 1819. in Hudson; d. Jan. 28, 1820.
808. Charlett K, b. Nov. 1^. 1^, in Hudson; m. June 8, 1848, Elizabetb
May, and removed to Brookl^-n, N. Y. Child. Charles Walker, b.
May 24, 1849.
809. Edward W., b. Jan. 17, 1828, in Hudson; unm., removed to Pleas-
ant Hill, Dallas Co., Ala.
810. 8Ha$ a, b. Nov. 21, 1824; m. Sept. 20, 1847, Elizabeth Wotter,
and removed to Hobart, Delaware Co., K Y. Child. William, b
Bept. 24, 1848.
811. Mary R, b. Feb. 16, 1826; m. Horatio L. Day.
812. Oearge IT., b. Dec. 12, 1828; a physician in Cairo, N. Y., received.
in 1852, the degree of M.D. from Albany Medical College.
MiNBBVA NoBLK, dati. of Ooodman, was b. in Cairo, N. Y.
She m. John Satlbs of New York city, who removed to Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
CHTLDREN.
818. WaUam, b. ; m.
814. John, b. in New York; settled in Binghamton, N. Y.
815. Sarah, b. in Cairo; d. in Athens, Greene Co., N. Y.
816. Daniel, b. in Catskill, N. Y. ; married and died.
817. Ann, b. ; m. Poucher, and removed to
Penn.
8ia Edward, b. ; settled in Binghamton.
819. Catharine, b.
820. AraMla, b.
BoTOB WiLUB NoBLBy 8. of Lyman, was b. in Shingle Creek,
St Lawrence Co., N. Y., July 15, 1795, and removed to Ham-
Imigh, Meroer Co., Penn., hia post-office address being Delaware
Orove, Penn.
He m*. Nov. 12, 1826, Bstbet Mabilla Wickwibe, b. in Lee,
Mass., Sept. 24, 1807, dau. of Giles Wickwire.
CHILDBBN.
821. Lifman Thend&re, b. Sept. 5, 1828.
822. Benrjf, b. Jan. 6, 1881; d. Nov. 21, 1889, k. 8.
828. OiUi Sharp, b. Nov. 28, 1882.
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824 Goodman, b. Apr. 19, 1886.
825. Mary SUiobeth, b. June 8, 1837.
826. Beusl Donaldson, b. Oct 8» 1840.
827. Froderiek Auguihi$, b. July 12, 1848.
828. Miranda LuereUa, b. Oct. 14, 1840.
Jabkz Babkum Noble, b. of Lyman, was b. in Shoreham, Vt.,
Sept. 19, 1797. He was a shoe manufacturer for two years, a
blacksmith for two years, afterwards a merchant^ and at last ac-
counts was again a shoe manufacturer in Alb&ny, Greene Co., Wis.
He m. (1) Mch. 21, 1824, Estheb Sooyillb, b. in Orwell, Vt,
Dec. 9, 1799, who d. in Warsaw, N. Y^ July 21, 1832, e. 32.
He m. (2) Sept. 9, 1836, Betset Buck, whod. Nov. 25, 1845.
He m. (3) Aug. 30, 1846, Semahtha Emilt Maxson, b. in
Lincklaen, Chenango Co., N. Y.
CHILDBEN BT FIBBT MABBIAOB.
829. AdeUne, b. Jan. 18, 1825, in Warsaw, N. Y. ; bl Jan. 22,
1846, Yates Taylor Lacy, b. in Watertown, N. Y, Jan. 14, 1825.
Children. 1. Clarence Eugene, b. Sept. 14, 1847, in Bradford, Penn. ;
2. Ann Maria, b. Aug. 21, 1849, in Bradford, d. Mch. 28, 1850; 8.
Yates Dualdo, b. Apr. 19, 1851, in <Btrattonyille, Penn.
880. Bidtuy Delano, b. Dec. 21, 1826, in Warsaw.
881. Edmund B,, b. Sept. 10, 1828,' in Warsaw; m. Sept 18, 1851,
Nancy Throop, b. in Warsaw, N. Y. , Mch. 20, 1882. He is a tanner,
and has one child.
882. Edwin Eugene, b. June 29, 1832, in Warsaw.
CHILD BT SBCOKI) MARBfAGB.
88a Either Eluabeth, b. Feb. 26, 1885; m. Sept 19, 1850, Jacob Graves
Shoemaker, b. Sept 21, 1827.
CHILDBEK BT THIBD ICABBIAGB.
884. Florence Adelbert, b. July 21, 1847, in Bradford, Penn.
885. darenee AdMert, b. July 14, 1851, in Decatur, Wis.; d. Aug. 19,
1851.
•68.
Rebeoca Noble, dau. of Lyman, was b. May 81, 1802, and d.
Aug. 26, 1842, e. 30.
She m. Mch. 8, 1823, Timotht BbowvShipican, of Fond du Lac,
Wis., b. Jan. 26, 1801.
CHiliPBKW.
886. ChirtiB fhmkUn, b. July 11, 1828.
887. Mary, b. Mch. 80, 1880.
888. WaUam Lyman, b. Dec. 18, 1888; d. Aug. 26, 1849, se. 6.
889. DOoi, b. May 2, 1886.
840. EUot D., b. Apr. 14, 1889.
841. Mercy Elisabeth, b. July 10, 1841.
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t69.
Ann Noble, dau. of Lyman, was b. June 18, 1805.
She m. Dec 26, 1828, Edmund Buck, b. in Arlington, Vt., Feb.
7, 1804, 8. of Robert Buck. He settled in Warsaw, N. Y.
CHILDBEN.
842. Mary, b. Aug. 16, 1820; m. Nov. 4, 1852, John Cane, Jr.
848. Ban»(m, b. June 16, 1881.
844. Mary, b. July 21, 1885.
845. SoOin, b. Nov. 22, 1887.
B46. CaroUne, b Sept. 8, 1848.
tri.
Mart Noblk, dau. of Lyman, was b. July 28, 1808.
She m. (1) Aug., 1827, Jambs C. Vandsbybnticb, b. 1800.
She m. (2) BsNJAkiN Datis of Warsaw, N. T.
children by first marriage.
847. Samud CUnion, b. Oct. 15, 1882.
848. DeWiU CUnian, b. Feb. 28. ; d. m. 2 yrs.
849. EliioMh, b. Mch. 5, 1887; d. 1888, ». 1.
850. Mary EUxaheOi, b. Mch. 5, 1889.
' 873.
Ltman Noble, s. of Lyman, was b. Dec 18, 1811, and d. in
Manchester, 111., Dec. 9, 1839, e. 37.
He m. Mch. 18, 1835, Elizabeth Webster, dau. of Jonathan
and Martha Webster. She m. (2) *— — » Lambert
CHILDREN.
851. George WaUing, b. April 12, 1887, in Wyoming Co., 111.; d. in
Manchester, lU., Feb 2, 1840, e. 2.
852. CytUhia AdeUne, b. Mch. 9, 1889, in Wyomhig Co., 111.
Miranda Narrant Noble, dau. of Lyman, wash. May 15, 1814.
She m. Feb. 9, 1833, John Frederic Mansfield, b. in London,
England, Oct. 10, 1812, s. of John T. Mansfield, who was b. Apr.
22, 1780.
children.
858. John, b. Mch. 16, 1885.
864. Ma/ry jBUfoMA, b June 28, 1887.
855. Lyman, b July 9, 1889.
856. George. b. Mch. 9, 1844.
857. Jamee, b. Oct. 8, 1846.
868. Henry, b. Mch. 9, 1848.
859. FreAeric, b. Apr. 26, 1851; d. July 26, 1851.
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Dbodatub Noble, s. . of Hon. David, was b. in New Fairfield,
Conn., July 29, 1766, and d. in Monroe, Mich., Jan. 27, 1853, m. 86.
He was chosen, May 18, 1814, a deacon of the Cong, church in
Williamstown, Mass. It was in a grove upon his farm that Gordon
Hall and his associates formed their plan for foreign missions. He
occupied there, the house of his father. In 1833, he removed to
Monroe, Mich. He was ever a useful citizen, an upright magis-
trate, and a faithful officer of the church. ** His children all knew,
and deeply felt," as one of them has lately said, " that he was a
holy man, living not for this, but for a better world, and that what
lie most desired for them was not wealth or position, but character
and usefulness.'* His grandson, Charles W. Noble of Detroit,
Mich., has miniatures of Dea. Noble and his wife, painted on
ivory.
He m. Feb. 27, 1794, Betset Bulklet, b. in Colchester, Conn.,
Feb. 22, 1772, dau. of Charles and Betsey (Taintor) Buckley of
Colchester, Conn., and Williamstown. She d. in Monroe, Mich.,
Oct. 9, 1847, m. 75.
CHILDREK BOBH IK WILLIAM8TOWK.
860. David AddUon, b. Dec. 5. 1794; d. Sept 6, 1796. s. 1.
861. ChafU%, b. July 4, 1797; m. Eliza 8. Wing.
862. Eluabeth Ahby. b. Dec. 21, 1800; m. George Langdon.
868. David Addison, b. Nov. 9. 1802; m. Sarah Shaw.
864. Dania, b. Apr. 15, 1807; m. Julia Beach.
865. Jia$on, b. Mch. 18, 1809; m. Ann C. Pleasants.
866. WiUiam, b. Dec. 10, 1810; d. Aug. 25, 1816, «. 6.
867. Wmiam Addison, b. Feb. 16, 1819; m. Martha Beach.
899.
Dbobamus Noble, dau. of Hon. David, was b. in New Fairfield,
Conn., July 29, 1766, and d. in Williamstown, Mass., Feb. 7, 1861,
m, 95 yrs. and 6 mos. She resided for many years in Ypsilanti^
Mich., with her son, (George N. Skinner, and after his death returned
to Williamstown, and resided with her niece, Mrs. Eliza N. Brews-
ter. She retained all her mental faculties to a very advanced age.
She m. (1) Jan. 17, 1788, Daniel Clabk.
She m. (2) Nov. 8, 1803, Dea. Bekjamik Skikker, b. June 11,
1754, a. of Rev. Thomas Skinner of Colchester, Conn. He was a
gentleman farmer of great intelligence, uncommon piety, and much
usefulness. While in Williamstown, he occupied the first house
west of the West -college, which was consumed by fire soon after
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his death. He d., while on a visit, in Monroe, Mich., Dec. 4, 1828,
SB. 74.
CHILD BY SECOND MARRIAGE.
868. George NiMe, b. Jan. 7, 1800, in WiHiamstown; m. Oct. 22, 1888,
Angelinc Champion. He gniduated in 1827, at Williams College,
read law with his half-brother, Samuel Skinner, in LeRoy, N. Y., was
a law}'er in LeRoy, K. Y., and Yi>silanti, Mich., and d. in the lat-
ter place, Apr. 8, 1850, e. 41.
Salome Noble, dau. of Hon. David, was b. July 6, 1768, and d.
in Pittsfield, Mass^ May 30, 1814, e. 45.
She m. Jan. 15, 1786, Col. Joshua Dakforth, b. in Western
(now Warren), Mass., Nov. 26, 1759, s. of Jonathan Danforth, an
officer in the Revolutionary war, who acted a conspicuous part as
commander of a battalion at the battle of Bennington. His father
having designed to give him a liberal education, he was preparing
for college when the revolutionary struggle commenced. Aban-
doning his plans of study, at the age of fifteen years, he entered
the army, in the capacity of derk in his f ather s company. At the
age of sixteen he received an ensign's commission, and in 1778
was raised to the rank of first lieutenant, in which office he con-
tinued until 1781, when he was appointed paymaster, with the
rank of captain. He was at the surrender of Burgoyne in 1777,
in the battle of Monmouth in 1778, spent the principal part of the
year 1780 at West Point and its vicinity, and in 1781 had for some
months command of a post a few miles from the Hudson, near
Tappan's Bay, where he was engaged in several skirmishes with the
enemy. When the army was disbanded in 1783, CoL Danforth
was continued in the service as paymaster to assist in the settle-
ment of the accounts with the soldiers, and was not discharged
till the year following. In May 1784, he removed to Pittsfield,
and engaged in the mercantile business in company with Col. Simon
Lamed. In 1 787 he was appointed aide-de-camp to Major-Oeneral
Patterson, and the same year received his first commission as jus-
tice of the peace from John Bancock. In 1794 the post-office was
established in Pittsfield, and he was appointed postmaster, and
retained the office until his death, a period of twenty-three years.
From about 1794 to 1823, he held successively the offices of town
derk, treasurer, selectman, and assessor. In 1801, 1802, 1803,
1806, and 1808, he was representative to the General Court In
1807 he was appointed associate justice of the court of sessions of
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Berkshire county, and in 1 808 chief JnBtioe of the same court He
receiyed from Mr. Madison the appointment of United States
marshal for his district^ and also that of principal asBessor, and col-
lector of the revenue, for the 18 th district in Massachusetts. In
1827 and 1828 he was elected a member of the (Governor's council.
He m. (2) May 11, 1823, Mrs. Mary Downes, lUe Hubbell, cousin
of his first wife, and d. in Pittsfleld, greatly lamented, Jan. 30,
1837, m. 78. She d. in Shelby, N. T., July 4, 1850, e. 80.
CHILDBEN BORN IK PITTBFIEU).
800. Maria, b. Apr. 6, 1702; m. May d5, 1820, Gamaliel
Pomeroy, a farmer of Southampton, Mass., and there d. Feb. 24,
1860, «. 67.
870. Henrietta, b. Oct. 20. 1708; d. unm., in Pittsfleld, Oct 18,
1872, «. 78. '
871. Harriet Dewey, b. Dec. 8, 1709; m. Nov. 5, 1817, Rev. Jonathan
Lee, and d. in Otis, Mass., Nov. 14, 1826, s. :^0. He grad. at Yale
College in 1800, and was pastor of Cong, churches, in Otis, Mass.,
and Weybridge, Vt
872. Joehua NMe, b. Apr. 1, 1708; m. Aug. 6, 1828, Mrs. Jane
Janvier Whilden, and d. in New Castle, Del., Nov. 14, 1861, ». 68.
He grad. at Williams College, 1818, studied theology at Princeton
Theo. Sem., was ordained, in 1825, as pastor of the Presb. church
in New Castle, Del. ; was next settled over the Fourth Presb. church
in Washington, D. C. ; was installed, June 18» 1884, over the Cong,
church in Lee, Mass., and dismissed in 1888; was next an agent of
the American Colonization society; then pastor of the Second
Presb. church in Alexandria, Va. ; and then resumed the agency of
the American Colonization society, which he retained until his
death. As a preacher, he was dignified and solemn in his delivery,
and chaste in his style. He received, in 1852, the degree of D.D.
from Delaware CoUege.
873. BalofM, b. Apr. 1, 1708; d. Apr. 15, 1708, e. 14 days.
874. AmeUa, b. July 4, 1801; m. Titus M. Roberts, a mer-
chant of Pittsfleld, and there d. Nov. 15, 1874, se. 78.
875. George Washington, b. May 5, 1804; m. Sept 5, 1858, Sarah F.
Riggs. He has been a teacher and merchant, also postmaster and
Justice of the peace. Be resides, 1876, in Neosha, Newton Co., Mo.
876. Samua Adams, b. May 5, 1804; m. May 10, 1842, Cordelia Ros-
aline Oragg, and d. in Aubumdale, Mass., June 24, 1866, m, 62.
He was for twenty-five years in the office of the A. B. C. F. Mis-
sions, in Boston.
877. Salome Abigail, b. Apr. 28, 1808; m. Geofge W. Stevens, an En-
glish merchant in Smyrna, and there resides, in 1876.
878. Frances Elizabeth, b. Nov. 24, 1810; m. (1) July 16, 1828, Dr. Piatt
Theodore Burr of Watertown, N. T. ; (8) June 28, 1862, David
Goodrich, a lumber dealer in Brooklyn, N. Y., where they reside,
1876.
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Ml.
Mabia Noble, dan. of Hon. David, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Oct \, 1770, and d. in Williamstown, Mass, Mch. 13, 1813,
m. 43. Her monument bears the following inscription. ''In
memory of | Mrs. Maria Dewey | the wife of Daniel Dewey, Esq. |
On the 13th March A.D. | 1813, in the 43 year | of her age, she
I departed this life, in full | faith and hope of a | blessed immor-
tality. I Let those who revere her memory, | follow her eiuimpli*
of patience, | humility, and unaffected piety."
She JSL May 6, 1792, Hon.* Daniel J)e^^x b. Jan. 29, 1766, in
Sheffield, Mass., s. of Daniel and Ab^^^^SigginsJi Dewey. He
was for two years a member of Yale College, and received from
that institution, in 1792, the degree of A. M. He resided in Wil-
liamstown, Mass., and built a house about eighty rods east of the
old College chapel, now, 1876, owned and occupied by Hon. Jo-
seph White. He was a member of the Governor's council in
1809 and 1812; treasurer of Williams College, 1798-1814; mem-
ber of Congress 1813-15; and judge of the Supreme judicial
court from Feb., 1814, until his death. He was happy in all the
social and domestic relations of life, and though he lived at a time
of violent party animosities, detraction never meddled with his
name. '<He is almost the only man," says Chief Justice Parker,
"in an elevated rank and of unalterable political opinions, and
who was never remiss in enforcing those opinions, that has been
at no time calunmiated." He d. in Williamstown, May 26, 1815,
m. 49, and over his remains has been erected a monument with
this inscription: «In memory of the | Hon. Daniel Dewey, | who
departed this life | on the 26th day of May | A. D. 1815 in the
50th j.year of his age. | He had held several | important offices,
and at | the time of his death was | one of the Justices of the |
Supreme Judicial Court | of this Commonwealth."
879. Cfharlet Augufhu, b. Mch. 18, 1798; m. (1) May 16, 1830, Frances
Aurelia Henshaw; 0) July 28, 1824, Caiolhie Hannah Clinton, a
sister of Governor DeWitt Clinton of New York, and d. in Korth-
ampton, Mass., Aug. 22, 1866, m. 78. He grad. at Williams Col-
l^;e, 1811; pursued his legal studies under the direction of his
father; prscticed Ids profession, 1814-26, in Williamstown, and,
1826-87, in Northampton, Mass. ; was district attorney for the west-
em district of Mass., 1830-87; and was, from 1887, until his death,
one of the Justices of the Supreme judicial court of Mass.
880. Dania, b. Juue 20, 1795; d. Nov. 6, 1797, «. 2.
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881. Oar^ne AUga£l, b. Apr. 8, 1796; m. Nov. 4, 1810, Hon. Samuel
RoMeter BetU, b. in Richmond, Mass., June 8, 1787, b. of Uriah
and Susan (Roeaeter) Betta. He fitted for college at Lenox acad-
emy, under Levi Olezen, grad. at Williams College, in 1806, read
law with Grosi^ior and Williams, in Hudson, N. Y. ; practiced in
Monticello, N. Y., and Bloomington, N. Y. ; in 1816, was elected a
member of Congress; in 18SS8, was appointed one of the New York
State circuit Judges; and in 1826, Judge of the district court of the
United States for the Southern district of New York, which office
he retained for forty-one years. He d. in New Haven, Conn., Nov.
2, 1868, fie. 81. His widow, 1876, resides in New Haven.
882. Daniel Kdbk, b. Apr. 4, 1800; nL May 9, 1827, Eliza Hannah
Hubbell. He grad. at WUIiams CoL, 1820, read Ulw with Hon.
Elijah H. Mills of Northampton, Mass., and established himself in
practice in Williamstown. He was a representative in the legisla-
ture, member of the executive council, and Judge of probate for
the county of Berkshire, from 1848, until his death. He was also
from 1886 to 1859, treasurer of Williams College. He d. Jan. 14,
1859, ». 58.
888. 'Bdward, b. Oct 8, 1805; pursued his preparatory studies
at Lenox Academy, was for three years a member of Harvard Col-
l^;e, read law with his brother-in-kw, Hon. 6. R Betts, and was
admitted to the bar. He d. in Newburgh, N. Y. , May 7, 1828, e. 22.
David Addison Noble, s. of Hon. David, was b. in Williams-
town, Maas., Aug. 5, 1772, and there d. Nov. 1, 1793, sb. 21. He
was a merchant. His gravestone bears the following inscription:
« Sacred | To the Memory of | David Addison Noble | Son of Da-
vid Noble, Esq. | And Abigail Noble | who died Nov. the 1st |
A.D. 1793 in the 22nd | year of hia age."
He m. March 29, 1792, Mabt Day, b. March 19, 1774, dau. of
Daniel and Martha (leham) Day of Williamstown. After his
death, she m. (2) Nov. 4, 1798, Oershom Bulkley of Williams-
town, b. Oct 3, 1763, a. of John and Judith (Worthington) Bulk-
ley. She d. in Pittafield, Mass., Apr. 19, 1864, sb. 90.
881 SUm, b. Apr. 15, 1798; m. Joseph M. Brewster.
W4.
Hon. DAinsL Noble, a. of Hon. David, was b. in Williamstown,
Mass., July 7, 1776, and d. in Portland, Me., Nov. 22, 1830, sb. 54.
He grad. at Williams College, in 1796. He practiced law in
Adams, Maas., and Williamstown, Mass. He was a State senator,
1817-18, and member of the executive cooncil, 1821-22. He
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was a trustee of Williams College, 1809-30, and its treasarer,
1814-30. When a powerful and concentrated effort was made to
remove Williams College to Xortliampton, Mass., Mr. Noble threw
the whole weight of his influence against the measure, and thus
defeated the designs of the president and a large majority of the
trustees. He died in Portland, Me., while absent from home on
business connected with the college. His remains were brought
to Williamstown, and over them was erected a monument bearing
the following inscription: "In memory of | the Hon. Daniel
Noble, I who died Nov. 22, | 1830, | aged 54 years. | Sorrow not,
even as those who have | no hope, for if we believe that Jesus |
•died and rose again, even so them | which aleep in Jesus will
Gk>d I bring with him.'*
He m. Feb. 28, 1802, Esthkr Beldsn Wolcott, b. in Colches-
ter, Conn., Oct. 6, 1777, dau. of Solomon and Abigail (Hastings)
Wolcott She d. in Williamstown, Mass., Nov. 21, 1857, m. 80.
The inscription on her monument reads as follows: ** In memory
of I Mrs. ESTHER B. | Widow of the | Hon. DANIEL NOBLE,
I Who died Nov. 21, | 1857, | Aged 80 Years."
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885. ifoyy AbiffoQ, b. Dec. 22. 1808; m. (1) W. A. Porter; (2) 0. Stod-
dard.
886. JvUette Maria, b. Apr. 16, 1806, in Adams, Mass; unm., resides,
1877, in Chelsea, Mass.
887. SobeH Addi$on, b. Feb. 17, 1800, in Adams, Mass.; fitted for col-
lege, with Levi Qlezen, at the academy in Lenox, Mass., graduated
at Williams College, in 1827, read law with Jiis father, and is sup-
posed to have died at the West
888. Eiward Weleatt, b. Feb. 14, 1812, in Adams, Mass. ; m. Nov. 25, 1851,
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Blake. He grad. at Williams College, in 1881,
and was ord., ]>ec. 20, 1849, pastor of the Cong, church in Truro,
Mass., where he still, 1877, remains.
888. l>atM Dewey, b. Apr. 4, 1818, in Williamstown, Mass. ; m. Dec.
2, 1887, Sarah B. Waterbury. He was a farmer, and d. in Rock-
ton, ID., 1842. Child. Charles, b. 1888.
800. Henry Eaetingi, b. July 81, 1815, in Williamstown, Mass., and d.
F^b. 16, 1816, m, 6 mos.
801. WaUam Henry, b. May 28, 1817; m. Jane Orr.
802. aoiaman Bdden, b. May 22, 1810; m. (1) J. Ferris; (2) A Nicholson.
806. /hsfMM EUta, b. Dec. 5, 1821; m. Sept 0, 1840, Arthur Francis
Stoddard, b. in Northampton, Mass., Nov. 80, 1810, s. of Solomon
and Sally (Tappan) Stoddard. He is, 1877, a mercbaut in Glasgow,
ScotUmd. Children. 1. Rose Porter, b. Jan. 2, 1842, in New York
city, d. Jan. 10, 1842; 2. Frances Porter, b. Feb. 2, 1843, in New
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York; 8. Alice Noble, b. Oct. 28, 1844, in Qlaagow; 4 Aithor
Frank, b. Mch. 21, 1846, in OlaBgow. d. 1860; 5. Frederick Wol-
cott, b. July 24, 1848, in Glasgow; 6. Mary Homes, b. Kot., 1852,
in Glasgow.
40T.
Ltman Hubbsll, b. of Eieazar and Anna (Noble) HubbeU, was
b. in New Fairfield, Conn., Sept. 9, 1768, and d. in Williamstown,
Mass., Feb. 19, 1859, m. 90. He was a merchant in South Wil-
liaznstown, where he acquired a large estate. He subsequently
removed to the centre of the town, and there resided until his
death. His house was directly opposite the ^< Mansion house," now,
1875, known as the <' Kellogg house."
He m. Jan. 5, 1804, Louisa Rossiteb, b. in Richmond, Mass.,
Jan. 27, 1788, dau. of Nathan and Hannah (Tuttle) Rossiter.
She d. in Williamstown, July 20, 1857, m. 69.
CBILDBEH BOBN IK WILLIAVSTOWK.
894 Blua Mannah, b. May 28, 1806; m. May 9, 1827, Hon. Daniel
Noble Dewey of Williamstown, and resides, 1876, in Newton,
895. Benry SotaUer, b. Apr. 4, 1808; m. Jan. 8, 1885, Caroline Chi-
chester, and is, 1876, a merchant in Sing Sing, N. Y.
896. Naihan, b. Jan. 4, 1811; m. (1) Sept 19, 1888, Elisabeth
Adams; (2) Mch. 16, 1851, Caroline F. Scott, and is, 1876, a mer-
chant in Buffalo, N. Y.
897. Marif, b. Aug. 12, 1818 ; m. Dec. 25, 18S2, Rev. Mark
Hopkins, D.D., LL.D. He was b. in Stockbridge, Mass., Feb. 4,
1802, fitted for college, partly with his uncle. Rev. Jared Curtis,
and partly at the academies of Lenox, Mass., and of Clinton, N. Y.
He grad. at Williams College with the valedictory in 1824, was
there tutor, 1825-27; professor of moral philosophy and rhetoric,
1880-^; president, 188(^72; and professor of Moral philosophy
and metaphysics from 1872 until the present time, 1876. He
has been, since 1857, president of the A. B. C. F. M. He re-
ceived the degree of D.D., from Dartmouth College, in 1887, and
Harvard College, in 1841, and that of LL.D. in 1857, from the
Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York.
89a Oatharins Lauua, b. Apr. 29, 1821; d. in Williamstown, July 81,
1822, SB. 1.
899. Okariei Lyman, b. Sept 16, 1827; m. Sept 20, 1852, JuUette £.
Bulkley. He graduated at Williams College in 1846. He com-
menced, in 1848, the practice of medicine in Williamstown. and
abt 1852 removed to Troy, N. Y., where he now, 1876, re-
sides. During the Civil war, in the spring of 1862, he served as
surgeon of the Seventh New York Cavalry, and the Twelfth New
York Volunteers.
900. B&iMTd, b. Apr. 17, 1880; m., 1863, Emma Broadbent of
Huddersfleld, Eng. He resides, 1876, in Eng.
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49S.
IcHABOD Noble, b. of Ezra Dibble, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
March 20, 1773. He was a farmer, resided in New Milford on the
homestead, and d. Feb. 27, 1S53, m. 79.
He m. Sept. 14, 1796, Lucinda Botsfobd, b. Jan. 17, 1776, dan.
of Clement and Mary (Bennett) Botsford of Newtown, Conn.
Shed. June 23, 1850, ao. 74.
CHILDREN BOHK IN NEW MILFOBD.
901. EiOnh Botrford, b. Aug. 7, 1797: m. Eleanor A. Thcull.
902. Mary Ann, b. July 8, 1709; m., as his second wife, Aug. 22,
1888, Fitch Ferris, b. Jan. 9. 1787, son of Amasa Ferris. She
resided in Canaan, Conn., and d. Dec. 7, 1875, se. 76. Fitch Ferris
d. Sept 18, 1862, s. 75. No issue.
903. Lvcia, b. Feb. 24, 1802; m. Th^pbilus Nichols.
901. Harriet, b. Aug. 11, 1804; m. Mch. 15, 1858, Ransom Thom-
as, a fanner of Sweden, N. Y., and there d. Dec. 11, 1878, as. 00.
905. BuiUee Maria, b. Jan. 11, 1807; d. unm., in Sweden, N. Y., Oct
9, 1872, ae. 65.
906. Mareui, ) b. Dec. 11, 1808; m. (1) A. Bulklej; (2) A. Sher-
V wood.
907. Mareia, ) b. Dec. 11, 1806; m. Dec. 81, 1828, Stephen Smith.
908. Charlu Clement, b. Dec. 18, 1811; m. (1)H. Curtis; (2)£. Curtis.
499.
Mabtin Noble, b. of Ezra Dibble, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Jan. 18, 1774, and d. in New Lisbon, Otsego Co., N. Y., Feb. 29,
1838, e. 63. He removed from New Milford to Pittsfield, now
New Lisbon, N. Y., and was by trade a carpenter and joiner. He
was a major in the militia, and for twenty-nine years a warden
in 2iion church. Butternuts, now, 1876, Morxis, N. T.
He m. Nov. 13, 1797, Abigail Lane, b. in Killingwortb, Conn.,
July 29, 1772, who d. at the house of her son, Lay Noble, in
Bath, Steuben Co., N. Y., Aug. 22, 1857, e. 85. Her father,
Stephen Lane, b. Aug. 31, 1719, m. Dec. 22, 1769, PhoBbe Hall,
and d. May 28, 1809, ». 90. Mrs. PhoBbe Lane, b. Feb. 17, 1741,
d. Sept 21, 1816, sb. 75.
CmLDREN BOBN IN HEW LISBON.
909. Henry L^ne, b. Dec. 81, 1798; m.'Hopey Johnson.
910. Lay, b. Sept 17, 1800; m. Lucinda Brooks.
911. CaroUne, b. Oct. 18, 1804; d. unm., in Morris, N. Y., Mch. 19,
1865, ae. 60.
912. Ewiyn, b. Oct. 18, 1804; m. June 18, 1828. Giles Doane. b.
in Plainfleld, Otsego Co., N. Y., Sept., 1709, s. of Robert
Doane, and d. without issue, in New Lisbon, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1829,
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m, 24. He was a fanner, and d. in New LUbon, K. Y., May 25,
1866, m. 66.
213. (kmandana, b. Dec. 2. 1812; m. Hopeatill Cnittenden.
431.
Philo Noble, b. of Ezra Dibble, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 6, 1778, and d. in Paineaville, O., Feb. 4, 1842, m. 63. He
was a cabinet-maker, and removed, in 1834, from New Milford,
Conn., to Painesville, O.
He m. Feb. 13, 1816, Anna Maria Lockwood, b. in New Mil-
ford, Conn., July 6, 1791, dau. of Jonathan or Joeiah Lockwood.
She d. Jan. 20, 1840, e. 48.
CHIIjDREN.
214. Jenneii, b. Oct. 24, 1816; m. George W. Allen.
215. 8laniey LoektMfd, b. Dec 28. 1818; m. Lydia Phelps.
216. WiOiamD., b. Jan. 31, 1826, in New Milford; d. Aug. 28,
1826, IB. 6 moe.
217. Ann Maria, b. Aug. 1, 1887; m. Cheater G. Stone.
433.
EzBA Noble, b. of Enra Dibble, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
July 9, 1779, and there d. June 1, 1855, m. 75. He was a man
simple in his habits, of great modesty, and sterling integrity. He
resided in the village of New Milford, and was selectman, 1815-
17, and justice of the peace from 1825-1849. He died very
suddenly, probably of heart disease, while sitting in his chair.
He m. March 10 1810, Ameua Hickok, b. in Danbury, Conn.,
Nov. 15, 1782, dau. of Benjamin and Rachel Hickok. She d. in
New Milford, March 25, 1842, m. 59.
CHILDBEN BORN IN NEW lOLFOBD.
918. Biram Bef^atnin, b. Apr. 10, 1811 ; m. Lucia Holman.
919. Marjf lAueUa, b. Aug. 15, 1812; m. Austin B. Trowbridge.
920. Oeortfe Benry, b. Mch. 12, 1814; m. Henrietta Burritt.
921. Maria Amelia, b. Feb. 10, 1816; m. 0) John M. Thompson; (2)
Raymond French.
922. BaeMAnn, b. Jan. 26, 1818; m. Thomas Bigelow Lacey.
928. JuUa CkUharine, b. June 12, 1820; m. Sheldon Blackman.
433.
Hannah Noble, dau« of Ezra Dibble, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Jan. 1, 1781, and d. in New Lisbon, Conn., Jan. 13, 1863,
m. 82.
She m. Jan. 29, 1806, Benajah Faibchild, b. in New Milford,
Conn., Dec. 10, 1776, s. of Abraham and ELannah (Stone) Fair-
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child. He was a fanner, in New Lisbon, N. Y., and there d. June
26, 1858, e. 81. He was from 1838-42 a warden of Zion churcL
CHILDREN BORN IN NEW LISBON.
024. Son, \ b. Dec. 22, 180G: d. in infancy.
925. Daughter, [ b. Dec. 22, 180C; d. in infancy.
926. Son, ) b. Dec. 22. 1806; d. in infancy.
Wt^BiraNMe, b. Hch. 21, 1808; m. Sept. 28, 1837, Elizabeth
Durfee. He was a fanner, and d. in Marion, Mich., Apr. 28, 1875,
IB. 67.
928. Stanley Bottvtiek, b. Jan, 10, 1810; m. Feb. 23, 1836, Maria Smith.
He resides in Hammondsport, N. Y. ; was formerly a cabinet-maker,
bat is now, 1877, engaged in fruit culture.
920. Ohariei Stone, b. Apr. 15, 1812; m. Oct. 22, 1835, Lucy Ann
Btarkey. He is, 1877, a fanner in New Li8lK)n, N. Y.
980. Eunice Hannah, b. Jan. 0, 1810; m. April 28, 1836, Horace El-
more Myrick. He is, 1877, a fanner in Ouaquaga, X. Y.
981. EithsrAdaia, b. Apr. 10, 1822; m. Sept. 7, 1842, Walter Lull
Moore, and was killed at the railroad disaster in Ashtabula, O.,
Dec 80, 1876, ae. 54. He is, 1877, a farmer and fruit-grower in
Hammondsport, K T.
4M.
EsTHXR NoBLB, daiL of Ezra Dibble, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Feb. 1, 1787, and d. in Covington. N. Y., Dec. 13, 1865,
e. 78.
She m. Jan. 20, 1814, Datid Wtlie, b. in Hancock, Mass., Mch.
0, 1784, B. of Peter and Mary (Hand) Wylie. He resided in Eden,
Vt, 1806; in New Lisbon, N. Y., 1812-14; in Westmoreland,
Oneida Co., N. Y., 1814-16; and in Perry, Oenesee Co. (now
Covington, Wyoming Co.), N. Y., from 1816 nntil his death. He
d. Ang. 15, 1873, m. 89. He was a farmer.
OHILDRXK.
982. Ifumce Mar^, b. Oct. 9, 1814; m. Sept. 28, 1887, Joseph Potter,
a fanner. They reside, 1877, in FarmersviUe, Cattaraugus Co.,
N. Y.
988. SamuaSdnd, b. Feb. 88, 1816; d. in Covington, N. Y., Aug.,
1816.
984. Lorenao, b. June 10, 1817; is, 1877, a fanner in Covington,
N. Y.
986. Farrand, b. Aug. 90, 1810; is, 1877, a physician in Bath,
Steuben Co., N. Y.
986. SaO^ Auffutta, b. July 18, 1821 ; d. in Bath, N. Y, May 22, 1870,
SB. 47.
987. Eannah Lacantha, b. Apr. 18, 1823;' m. Oct., 1847, Samuel Parks,
and d. in Covington, N. Y, Feb. 1, 1864, m. 40. He is, 1877, a
fsnner in Covington OP. 0., Pearl Creek), N. Y
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122 DnGBHUAKTB OF THOMAS MOBL&
96a Mareia Maria, b. Not. 88, 1835.
089. Jbther FlauUna, b. Sept 8, 1889; d. Hay 86, 1845, e. 15.
4M. .
Ebthkb Noble, daiL of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Apr. 7, 1793, and d. in Shelby, N. T., July 21, 1843, ». 50.
She m. Mch. 20, 1816, Charles Frederick Potter, b. Mch. 8,
1795, s. of William Cicero Potter and Nancy Anna Habbell. He
m. (2) Apr. 17, 1844, Mrs. Caroline Hamilton, sister of his first
wife, and dau. of David Noble. She d. without issue, in Shelby,
Apr. 12, 1864, m. 60. He removed abt 1825, to Ferry, N. T.,
and the next year, to Shelby, Orleans Co. (P. C, Medina), N. Y.,
where he sdll, Mch., 1876, resides.
childrer.
940. CaroUns AdeUa, b. Feb. 87, 1817, in Sherman, Conn. ; d. unm., in
Bhelby, Aug. 88, 1840, a^. 88.
941. Sophia Aurdia, b. Oct 18, 1818, in Bhennan; and there d. Sept
5, 1880, e. 88 moe.
948. John Jay, b. Dec. 19, 1880, in Shennan; m. Sept. 85, 1851,
Edna Rosina Abell, and is, 1876, a farmer in Shelby (P. O., Medina),
N. Y.
948. Sophia AunUa, b. Nov. 8, 1888, in Shennan; d. unm., Apr. 18,
1845, e. 81.
944. DaMNdUe, b. Dec. 19, 1884, in Shennan; m. Oct. 80, 1856,
Laura Jane Baker, and Ib, 1876, a fanner in Shelby (P. O., Medina),
N. Y.
945. WaUam Sidtyty, b. Feb. 6, 1887, in Shelby, N. Y. He pursued his
preparatory studies, principally with French A. Spring, at Albion,
K. Y. ; graduated, in 1858, at Williams College; was a teacher and
missionary among the Choctaw Indians, and d. unm., in Goodland
Station, Indian Territory, Aug. 81, 1854, s. 87.
946. ChofrUMe, b. Nov. 81, 1889, in Shelby; m. Aug. 81, 1861,
William C. Potter, and d. in Iowa. Dec. 84, 1866, se. 87.
947. ChofHM Carrol, b. Feb. 84, 1881, in Shelby; and there d. Jan. 9,
1888, SB. 10 mos.
94& OomOia Maria, b. Nov. 9, 1888, in Shelby; and there d. May 87,
1841,0. a
446.
Chauhckt Noble, s. of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
July 16, 1795, and d. in the place of his residence, Newtown,
Conn., Oct 24, 1857, ft. 62.
He m. (1) Nov. 9, 1819, Cabounb Boabdxak.
He m. (2) Mrs. Sallt Blackman, dau. of Baldwin of
Newtown, Conn.
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fmrt itvttwit
M9. Edward Mark, b. Aug. 22, 1820; m. Oct. 9, 1848, Polly Ann
Beardsley, dao. of Amos Beardelej, and d. in New Milf ord, his place
of residence, Mch. 81, 1858, e. 82. Child. Caroline Minerva, b.
Aug. 28, 1849; d. June 25, 1851, m. 22 mos.
950. Andrew Baldwin, b. Jan. 14, 1828; m. Sarah D. Blackman.
961. Earry, b. Apr. 22, 1825; d. 1883.
952. Sarah, b. Nov. 2, 1826; d. May 8, 1881, e. 4.
447.
HsNBT Bull Noble, b. of David, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Oct 11, 1798. He removed to Beekman, DatcheBs Co., N. Y.,
where he now, 1875, rendea.
He m. Jan. 15, 1825, Pollt Dkkton, dau. of Amos Denton of
Beekman, N. Y.
CHILDBBN.
958. CaroUne, b. Feb. 28, 1826.
954. Maria BuU, b. Mch. 26, 1883; m. 1857, Middleton, of
New York city. Child. Mary Elizabeth, b. Aug. 23. 1858.
4ft0.
David Dibble Noblb, s. of David, was b. in New Milford, Aug.
25, 1807, and there d. Dec. 5, 1852, e. 45. He was a fanner. He
retired at ten o*clock on Saturday evening, apparently in perfect
health, and when at six o^dock the next morning his wife attempted
to awaken him, she found that he was dead, and, to all appearance,
had been dead several hours.
He m. April 10, 1839, Abbt Mabli Mxbwin, b. March 25, 1817,
dau. of Daniel Merwin.
OHHiT>RlBN.
955. FSxinei$ DarM, b. Jan. 24, 1840; d. Jan. 21, 1843, m. 2.
956. Eenry Clark, b. June 10, 1848.
957. Laura Sophia, b. Dec. 13, 1845; m. Sept. 11, 1866, George D. Cop-
ley. He is, 1876, a book-keeper in New Britain, Conn. Children
b. in New Milford. 1. Carrie, b. Dec. 19, 1867; 2. Annie L., b.
Apr. 8, 1872.
4ftl.
- Hon. William Hknbt Noblb, s. of Daniel, was b. Sept 22,
1788, and d. in Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1850, m. 61. He was a
tanner by trade, but during the latter part of his life, devoted a
part of his time to agriculture. He was a man of medium stature,
and had a very sharp and piercing black eye. Col. Noble was
identified, politically^ with the Buoktail party, with those called
Democrats or Locofoco supporters of Jackson's and Van Buren's
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124 DESOENBAKTB OF THOMAS NOBLE.
Administrations. He was a member of the New York assembly,
1827-29; and a member of Congress, 1836-37. He lived succes-
sively in New Milford, Conn., and in Ballston Springs, Cato, and
Rochester, N. Y. His three eldest children were b. in Ballston
Springs, and the others in Cato. In an Auburn paper, published
soon after his death, appears the following sketch of his character:
" Died at bis residence in Rochester, Tuesday morning, Feb. 5th, Col.
Wm. H. Noble, formerly of Cayuga County, in this State, in the e2d
year of his age. Col. Noble had been a resident of the County of Cayuga
more than thirty years, when a few months since he removed to Rochester.
He has been called suddenly from among us, but his many good qualities
as a man and a citizen, will cause his memoiy to be long cherished by a
large circle of friends. His intelligence, his energy in business, his kind
and social manners, made him in early life popular and influential, and
the recipient of the confidence and honors of the people of the county.
He has repeatedly represented them in the Legislature of this State, and
was their representative in Congress during the administration of Presi-
dent Van Buren. The bereaved family are left to mourn the loss of a
husband and father, who, in all the relations of private life, commanded
their love and esteem by his devotion to their welfare. His funeral was
attended on Thursday last, at Cato, his. late residence, and the large
assembly present, furnished a strong testimonial of the high respect in
which he was held in the community that knew him best."
He m. (1) Jan. 25, 1810, Fankt Stillwell, b. in Galway,
N. Y., Jan. 22, 1792, dau. of Barnet and Lydia (Fay) Stillwell.
She d. May U, 1837, ». 44.
He m. (2) Oct. 9, 1844, Mi-s. Lavina JunsoN, dau. of
Cromer. She resided, 1852, in New York city.
CHILDREN BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
958. WHUam BurweU, h. June 7, 1811; m (1) Jan. 24, 1883, Amelia
Allen, b. in Auburn. N. Y., Nov. 7, 1812, dau. of Edward Allen.
She d. in Ira, N. Y., March 7, 1853; (2) Dec. 20. 1853, Harriet
Van Nearing, b. Aug. 81, 1821, dau. of Alson and Eliza (Hul-
hurt) Nearing of Pompey, N. Y. He has been a farmer and
merchant, and has resided, 1817-36, in Cato, N. Y. ; 1836-89,
in Marengo, Mich; 1889^54, in Cato, N. Y; 1854^68, in Pom-
pey, N. Y. ; 1863-78, in Syracuse, N. Y. Children. 1. Asenath
Maria, b. June 5, 1834, in Ira, N. Y, m. Dec 19, 1858, Charles D.
Benton, s. of Dr. Allen Benton. He is a farmer in Ira, and has a
son and daughter; 2. Theresa Antoinette, b. Aug. 6, 1836, hi Ira,
d. there Sept 9, 1837, se. 1; 8. Edward Allen, b. Nov. 6, 1838, in
Marengo, Mich., m. Nancy Wheelock, dau. of Luther Wheelock.
He resides, 1878, in Auburn, N. Y, and has had six children;
4. Elizabeth Amanda, b. Aug. 29, 1842, in Montezuma, N. Y; 5.
William Alpheus, b. Nov. 17. 1851, in Auburn, N. Y, m. Oct,
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1874, Rhoda Goodrich, is. 1878. a farmer in Pompey. N. Y.» and
has one son; 6. Hulburt Nearing. b. Oct. 10, 1854. in Ira, N. Y..
m. Dec. 28, 1876, Hattie Olds of Syracuse, N. Y., is a fireman on
the N. Y. Centr. and Hudson River R. R., and has one son: 7.
Fannie M.. b. Aug. 27, 18o9. in Pompey, N. Y. ; 8. Mary Eliza, h.
Aug. 27, ia59 (twin), in Pompey. N. Y.
059. Chatiei Henry, b. Oct. 2, 1818: m. Jim. 21, 1828, Caroline Leon
ard, b. Sept. 5, 1815, dau. of C-oI. Reuben Leonard. He is n
merchant and resides, 1877, in Riverside, Cook Co., 111. Children.
1. Oscar H., b. Aug. 27, 1838; 2. Algemin S., b. Aug., 184j. d. Nov.
11, 1846; 8. Charles H., b. April 11, 1847.
960. Mary Jane, b. Aug. 18,1815; m. Mch. 1. 1837, David Simpson
KeUogg, b. Jan. 27, 1818, s. of Silas Kellogg, and d. in Cato, N. Y..
Feb. 8, 1875, ». 59. He resides in Cato. N. Y. Children. 1. Fanny
Maria, b. Feb. 7, 1840, d. July 6. 1840; 2. Oscar Silas, b. Feb.*.
1842; 8. Charles Hervey. b. May 16. 1840; 4. Martha Maria, b.
Dec. 81, 1848; 5. Mar}* Frances, b. Dec'. 81. 1848.
961. AlfiheuM QHbert, b. July 19, 1818; m. Jan. 23, 1889, Eliza Jane
Lewis, b. Sept. 20, 1818, dau. of Col. Levi Lewis of Auburn. Ho
was a merchant in Ira. and d. Jan. 28. 1851, «. 32. His widow
resided, in 1852, in Rochester. Child. Caroline Leona. b. Nov. 6,
1839, m. David W. Sutlieriand of Chicago, 111.
962. DafM, b. Sept. 10, 1821: d. in Cato, N. Y., Oct 6. 1823.
K. 2.
963. Maria Lydia, b. Apr. 14, 1824; m. Oct. 23, 1845, John Doane
Fay, b. in Northampton, N. Y., Apr. 20, 1815, s. of John Fay.
who was b. in Hardwick, Mass., Feb. 10. 1773, and d. in North-
ampton, N. Y., June 1, 1855, e. 82. and Sarah Westcott He is
a civil engineer and resides, 1877, in Rochester, N. Y. Children.
1. Fanny Maria, b. Aug. 6, 1846, in Rochester, N. Y., and there
d. Mch. 24, 1849. s. 2; 2. Melville Noble, b. Aug. 25, 1848, in
Rochester, N. Y., and there d. Jan. 28, 1875, s. 26; 3. Mary Eliza,
b. Jan. 15, 1851, in Rivas, Nicaragua, and d. in Avon Springs.
N. Y., July 31, 1876, e. 25; 4 Caroline Fhmces, b. Dec. 1, 1854,
in Rochester; 5. John Henry, b. Mch. 21, 1857, in Rochester, and
there d. Dec. 23, 1857. se. 9 mos. ; 6. Sarah Westcott, b. Jan. 24.
1860, in Rochester, and there d. Sept. 14, 1861, ». 1; 7. Diadamn
Sumner, b. Sept. 6, 1862. in Rochester, and there d. Dec. 23, 1863.
0. 1; 8. Stephen Clark Fay. b. July 5, 1805, in Rochester.
964. Alanetm Fay, b. Sept. 19, 1H26; a civil engineer, now, 1877, resides
in Lawn Dale, Chicago, 111.
966. Omar FUtdOan, b. Feb. 20, 1829; d. in Cato, N. Y., Feb. 7, 18S8,
ae. 8.
459.
Hasbist Noblk, dau. of Daniel, was b. Jan. 10, 179), and
redded, 1852, in BaUaton Springs, N. Y.
She m. Dec. 19, 1812, William Heath Bbidobs, b. Jan. 8, 1785.
Bed. Sept. 17,^ 1827, ft. 42.
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CBILDREK.
966. Zifcy Ann, b. Sept 10. 1818; m. Oct. 6. 1883, Williimi Allen,
and resided, 1852. Id Auburn. K. Y.
067. Amanda Maria, b. Aug. 22. 1815.
068. Thsodore Bodney, b. Dec. 8. 1817.
060. Wmiam Henry, b. Apr. 25. 1820; m. Apr. 8. 1851, SideliaBuel and
realded. 1852. in Saratoga Springs. K. Y.
070. Harriet Maltina, b. Apr. 6, 18^; m. Justus Harrison Lewis, and
resided. 1852. in Flourfield. St. Joseph Co., Mich.
071. Sarah Eluabeth, b. May 18, 1825; d. Jan. 18. 1880.
Fbsdbbick Noblb, 8. of Zadock, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Aug. 17, 1794, and d. in Croton, N. Y., March 5, 1861, ». 66.
He was a fanner, and resided for many years in New Canaan,
Ck)nn., but in 1836, removed to Croton, N. Y.
He m. (1) Oct. 6, 1819, Sallt St. John, dau. of Hezekiah and
Phebe (Keelor) St. John of New Canaan, Conn. She d. Oct. 24,
1832.
He m. (2) Jan. 27, 1833, Harbut De Forest, b. in New Canaan,
Conn., dau. of Eli and Isabella De Forest. She d. in Croton,
N. Y., July 8, 1842.
He nL (3) Oct 29, 1842, Rebecca Miles, dau. of Levi Miles.
She d. in Croton, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1875, e. 81.
CHILDREK BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
072. WaUam Henry, .b. July 7» 1820, In New Canaan, Conn.; m. May
85, 1841, Mary Annis Cunningham, b. in Otego, N. Y., Sept. 28,
1822, dau. of Andrew, Jr., and Charlotte (Hunt) Cunningham. He
resided in New Canaan, Conn. , until June 1, 1858, when he removed
to Franklin, N. Y., where he d., Nov. 21, 1874, se. 54. He was a
merchant. Child. Charlotte Sally, b. Sept. 11, 1846, in New
Canaan, Conn., m. Sept. 1, 1870, Elmer Augustine Holden of Barre,
Mass., a. of James and Eveline (Stone) Holden.
078. Maary Ann, b. July 22. 1822, in New Canaan; m. Dec. 0. 1843
or 1844, Abel H. Saunders, b. Oct. 14, 1820, a. of Reuben and
Hepzibah (Hinckley) Saunders. She d. in Croton, N. Y., Aug. 20,
1852, s. 80. He m. (2) Sarah Bedient. He is. 1877, a fanner in
Croton, N. Y. Children. 1. Samuel St. John, b. Oct. 28, 1845. d.
in Croton, N. Y, Oct. 11, 1868, se. 17; 2. George Noble, b. Nov.
2, 1847, d. in Croton. Dec. 6, 1862, s. 15; 8. Marcia Ann. b. Dec.
10, 1851, d. in Croton. July 20, 1858, «. 10 mos.
074. Bamuel, b Oct. 20, 1824, in New Canaan.
075. Leteii Hetekfafi, b. Nov. 18, 1826, in New Canaan; m. June 18,
1851, Lucy Ann Gibbons, b. in Franklin, N. Y. He was a fanner,
and d. in Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 16, 1870, s. 44. She resides.
1877, in Rochester. Child. Ida, Nov. 6, 1857, m. Feb. 20. 1876,
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Fnuk L. Hewitt. He is a druggist, and resides, 1877, in Rochester,
N, Y.
976. Elm, b. Sept. 14. 1828, in New Canaan; m. Dec. 11,
1855, Almon H. Prime, b. in Croton, N. Y. 8be d. in Croton,
Apr. 18, 1857, se. 28. He m. (2) Mch. 14, 1801. Josephine Merrill
of Oxford. N. Y., and d. in Croton. N. Y., Sept. 80, 1870.
CBILDREK BT BBOOND MARBIAOE.
977. 6aUy, b. Oct. 2. 1835, in New Canaan; m. Oct. 28, 1857,
Sheldon W. Crawford, b. in Meredith, Delaware Co.. N. Y., s. of
James and Maria Crawford. She d. in Croton, N. Y., Mch. 26,
1861, e. 25. He is, 1877,' a farmer in Meredith. Child. Frederick,
b. Oct. 10, 1850.
978. Samud, b. Feb. 9, 1887, in Franklin; m. Feb. 6, 1861, Sally
A. Patterson, b. in Hobari, Delaware Co.. N.' Y.,dau. of William
and Hira (Cobert) Patterson. He resides, 1877, in Croton. Chil-
dren born in Croton. 1. Frederick, b. Nov. 1, 1862; 2. Harriet
Eliza, b. Oct. 18, 1867.
460.
HsNRT NoBLS, 8. of 2Mock, wftB b. Feb. 17, 1798, and d. in
Meredith, N. Y., Sept 11, 1850, m. 52. He was a farmer.
He m. AoNBs Psask, dau. of Gad and Polly (Griawold) Pease.
She d. Dec. 19, 1850 or 1851.
CHILD.
979. Frederick, b. Aug., 1827; d. 1880.
461.
Elizabeth Noblx, dau. of Zadock, waa b. in Franklin, N. T.,
Apr. 1, 1800. and d. Apr. 13, 1856, sb. 56.
She m. Nov. 16, 1820, Habrt Tatlob, b. in West Stockbridge,
Maaa., April 26, 1794, a. of Tahan and Aseneth (Deverauz) Taylor.
He m. (2) June, 1857, Mrs. Christina Babcock. He was a farmer
in Franklin, N. T., and there d. May 17, 1876, eb. 82. He was
in the habit of writing his name Henry.
OHILDBXN BOBK DT FBAKKLIK.
980. Miranda, . b. Apr. 7, 1822; resides, 1877, unm., in Franklin.
981. Eenry, b. May 21, 1827, in Franklin; m. Nov. 19, 1850, Amy
Oreen, and d. in or near Mormon Island, Sacramento Co., Califor-
nia, Mch. 21, 1859, e. 81. He was a miner.
982. Bumin Taylor, b. Mch. 1, 1882, in Franklin; m. Oct. 18, 1859.
George Benedict They reside, 1877, in Franklin, N. Y. He is a
farmer.
988. CharieB, b. Oct. 5, 1884, in Franklin; m. Apr. 15, 1862, Eliz-
abeth Hone3rwell. In the Civil war, he was mustered into Co. D,
144th N. T. Reg., Bept., 1862, and mustered out, June 22, 1865.
He is, 1877, a farmer in Croton, Delaware Co., N. Y.
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MS.
Sallt Noble, dau. of 2iadock, wae b. in Franklin, N. Y., Aug.
Idj 1802. and resides, 1877, in Cannon (Ansterlitz P. 0.), Kent Co.,
Mich.
She m. April 1 1, 1827, Dr. Dbmas Hnnc, b. in Waterbury, Conn.,
March 9, 1804, s. of Silas and Betsey (TyrreU) Hine. He re-
sided in Meredith and Franklin, Delaware Co., N. Y., and San-
ford, Broome Co., N. Y., until the spring of 1845, when he re-
moved to Cannon, Mich., where he d. Apr. 25, 1872, e. 68. He
was a farmer, until 1840, and a physician from that time until his
death.
CHTLDHRN.
984. MOion Boitttiek, b. Feb. 2, 1828, in Meredith, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 8,
1860, Polly Ann Hartwell. He is. 1877. a farmer in Cannon (Aus-
terliu P. O.), Kent Co., Mich.
985. MarUnNoUe, b. Nov. 15, 1829, in Meredith; m. Oct. 21. 1855,
Lucy Jane Tilton. He has been a dry goods merchant, and resides,
1877, hi Lowell, Kent Co., Mich.
986. Chark9 Botvea, b. Nov. 19, 1882, in Sanfonl, N. Y. ; m. Nov. 14,
1855, Emeline Whitney. He is, 1877, a hardware dealer, in Lowell,
Mich.
463.
William Stilson Noble, s. of Zadock, was b. in Franklin,
N. Y., Oct. 16, 1805, and there d. June 1, 1875, e. 69. He was
a merchant.
He m. (1) Oct. 30, 1833, Mabt Hubd, b. in Boxbury, Conn.,
Apr. 7, 1812, dau. of Nathan Squire and Polly (Roe) Hurd. She
d. in Franklin, N. Y., July 20, 1862, ae. 50.
He m. (2) Dec. 9, 1863, Harbiet Newxll Hurd, b. in Otego,
N. Y., March 5, 1822, dau. of Nathan Squire and Polly (Roe)
Hurd. She resides, 1877, in Franklin, N. Y.
GHXLDBXN BY PIRST MARRIAGE BORN IN VRAKKLIK.
987. 8uMn Maria, b. Sept. 27. 1884; m. June 96, 1855, Asahel Surr
Rockwell, b. in Butternuts. Otsego Co., K. Y., Sept. 15, 1829, s. of
Ashbel and Cata (Shaw) Rockwell. He resided in Franklin, N. Y.,
until May 1869, when he removed to Lansing, Iowa, where he is,
1877, in the groceiy business. Children. 1. Catharine Augusta,
b. Aug. 14, 1858, in Franklin; 2. William Noble, b. July 28, 1866,
in Franklin; 8. Mary Laura, b. May 80, 1871. in Lansing. Iowa; 4.
Florence, b. May 18. 1876, in Lansing.
988. Adelaide Auguita, b. Sept. 25, 1888; m. Nov. 1, 1866, James Ruth
of Lansing, Iowa. s. of Edward and EUen (Welchmau) Ruth; re-
moved in 1854, from Waltham, Mass., to Lansing, Iowa, and is,
1877, postmaster there. Children bom in Lansing. 1. Walter Noble,
b Feb. 26, 1868; 2. James Edward, b. Aug. 80, 1878.
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909. Marian Bowena, b. Mch. 21, 1848; m. Charles £&m Halbert. He
U, 1877, a merchant in Morris, 111. Children. 1. Mary Noble, b.
June 8, 1865. in Franklin, N. Y. ; 2. Fannie Beecher, b. Feb. 28,
1888, in Lansing, Iowa; 8. Hattie Noble, b. Sept 10. 1868, in Frank-
lin; 4. Charles Henry, b. Not. 9, 1872, in Morris, 111.
990. WiUkun Evrd, b. Mch. 19. 1849; d. Sept. 9, 1849, ae. 6 mos.
SusAK Noble, d&u. of Zadock, waa b. in Franklin, N. Y., Apr.
1, 1810, and d. Nov. 1, 1857, m 47.
She m. Sept. 29, 1836, David Sakfobd Hubd, b. Dec. 8, 1809.
He ia a merchant in GilbertaviUe, N. Y. He m. (2) April 8, 1859,
Helen Louiae Short
CHILDBKN BOBK IB OlLBEBTaVlLLE.
991. Marjf Adaitiide, b. July 9, 1837; d. Jan. 26, 1840, «. 6 mbs.
992. Sarah Ann, b. May 20, 1888; d. Feb. 22, 1840. e. 21 mos.
998. J/aiy Ann, b. Dec. 14, 1889; m. Aug. 5, 1868, Henry Rock-
well Hurlbutt. He is, 1877, a merchant in GilbertsviUe, N. Y.
994. I>arid 3VMr, b. Apr. 17, 1841; m. Sept. 22, 1869. Harriet Col
lins Seward. He is, 1877, a merchant.
995. Sarah SUiaheOi, b. Sept. 24, 1844; m. Aug. 28, 1860, John Rock-
well Brewer of GiiberUville, N. Y. He is, 1877, a merchant.
996. Amaritta Enstman, b. Nov. 9, 1847; m. May 5, 1869, James Thorp.
He is, 1877, a farmer in Oilbertsville, N. Y.
997. Marda Maria, b. July 20, 1849; m. Jan. 16, 1878, Rev. William
A. Dunning, who is, 1877, pastor of the First Fresb. church in
Franklin, N. Y.
465.
Chables Noble, b. of Zadock, was b. in Franklin, N. Y., July
21, 1814. He waa a merchant from 1839-59, and aince Dec., 1863,
has been a banker. He ia now, 1877, caahier of the First National
bank of Franklin. He has always resided in Franklin, N. Y.
He m. Sept. 28, 1 842, Mabcia Euzabeth Robebts, b. in Frank-
lin, N. Y., June 14, 1822, dau. of Aaahel Boatwick and Cynthia
(McCall) Roberta.
CHILDBEN.
998. Fannie Maria, b. June 17,. 1848; m. Sept 28, 1869, Edward Rives
Beecher, b. in Coventr}-, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1884, a of Julius P. and
Elizabeth (Payne) Beecher. He is, 1877, a merchant in Franklin.
N. Y. Children bom in Franklin. 1. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 5, 1872,
d. Oct. 10, 1872, SB. 8 moa. ; 2. Bertha, b. Dec. 20, 1878.
989. BotMek RoberU, b. Aug. 81, 1848; m. May 21, 1878, Lucy Seward,
b. in Fayetteville, N. Y., July 17, 1858, dau. of Nathan and Har*
riet (Collins) Seward. He was, 1867-75, a merchant in Lowell,
Mich. ; a banker, 1875-76, in Vassar, Tuscola Co., Mich. ; and a
banker, 1876-77, in Lexington, Sanilac Ca, Mich. Children. 1.
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Anna Seward, b. June 15, 1874, in Lowel), Mich. ; 2. Charles Noble,
b. Aug. 10, 1876, in Vassar, Mich.
4M.
Albert Noble, s. of Zadock, waa b. in Franklin, N. Y., Aug.
2, 1817. He was formerly a tailor, but is now, 1877, a dealer in
butter. He resides in Franklin.
He m. Nov. 19, 1846, Maria Hubbell Roberts, b. in Franklin,
N. Y., June 14, 1822, dau. of Asahel Bostwick and Cynthia
(McCaU) Roberts. She d. in Franklin, N. Y., July 23, 1877, e. 55.
CHILD BORN IK FRANKLIK.
1000. Jennie Laura, b. Mch. 21, 1860.
46«a.
Annis Noble, dau. of Elisha, wasb. in New Milford, Conn., Nov.
23, 1773, and d. in Pike, Bradford Co., Penn., May 7, 1848, m. 74.
She m. abt. 1793, Daniel Warner, b. in New Milfoil, Conn.,
Jan. 7, 1768, a. of Orange and Abigail (Prindle) Warner. He
was a fanner, and also occasionally made weavers* reeds. He is
known to have resided in New Milford, Brookfield, and New
Fairfield, Conn., Essex, N. Y., a second time in New Milford,
Conn., and in Pike, Penn., where he d. Jan. 25, 1846, e. 78.
children.
1001. Earriet, b. Dec. 26. 1705: m. abt. 1815, Asa Fairchild, a
fanner; resided in New Milford, Conn. ; Pike, Bradford Co., Penn. ;
JesBup, Buaquehanna Co., Penn.; and d. in the latter place, May,
1808, «. 62.
1008. Sattif, b. Sept. 17, 1797, in Ferrisburgh, Yt. ; m. Oct.
82, 1817, Jonathan Nlchole, a cabinet-maker. She resides, 1876, in
Camptown, Wyalusing township, Bradford Co., Penn.
1008. Belden NdUe, b. Dec. 88, 1805, in Essex, N. Y.; m. May 20,
1882, PoUy Ann Pulford, b. in New Mllfoid, May 4, 1808. He is a
farmer, and resides, 1876, in Brushville, town of Pike, Bradford Co. ,
Penn.
46T.
BsLDCN NoBLB, s. of Elisha, was bapt in New Milford, Conn.,
Mch. 9, 1777, and d. in Essex, N. Y., Sept 8, 1808, ». abt 31.
He m. Mart Skinner, dau. of Adonijah and Judith (Raleigh)
Skinner. She m. (2) Samuel Ajidrews, and d. in Easton, N. Y.,
Apr. 20. 1838.
CHILDREN.
1004. Sarah, b. Feb. 7, 1800; m. Jacob V. Becker.
1005. Eiram BaMgh, b. June 1, 1801; m. Lydia LoTett
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1006. Maria, b. Hay 8.1804; m. Oct., 1828, George
M. Bkellie, 8. of Alexander Skellie, and d. without issue in Cam-
bridge .N. Y., Sept. 11. 1875. ae. 71. He d. in Cambridge, K. Y..
May 28, 1824, se. 28.
1007. PhiUnMia, d. unm., in Cambridge, K Y.
1008. Ad(miiah Skinner JMden, b. Mcb. 20, 1808 ; m. (1) A. 8. Loomis;
(2) A. E. Hay.
40S.
GzN. Ranbom Noble, a. of Elisha^ was b. in New Milf ord, Conn.,
Aug. 16, 1778, and d. in Eaaez, Eaaex Co., N. Y., June 5, 1863, sb.
84. In 1799, with but $150 in hia posaeBsion, he left home to aeek
hia fortune in the world. He became a merchant, lumberman, and
manufacturer, in Easez, N. Y., where he acquired a large eatate.
In the War of 1812, he waa with the militia, as major. He alao,
for abt. three months, had command of a battalion, and was out
with a regiment, several times, as colonel. .
He m. (1) Oct 10, 1800, Anna McNiel, b. July 25, 1780, dau.
of Charles McNiel of Charlotte, Vt She d. in Essex, N. Y., Mch.
29, 1831, SB. 50.
He m. (2) Aug. 21, 1831, Eliza Tobt, b. abt 1780, dau. of Hon.
Daniel and Elizabeth (Gilliland) Ross of Essex, N. Y. She was
lost at the burning of the steamer Empire, on the passage from
New York to Albany, May 17, 1849, e. abt 69.
CHILDREN BT PIBST XARBIAOE.
1000. CharUi, b. Dec. 25, 1801 ; m. (1) 8. J. Ross; (2) £. Burritt.
1010. Harmon, b. Nor. 1, 1808; m. Laura A. Welsh.
1011. Eenr^ Banmm, b. Dec. 17, 1807; m. Cornelia Qould.
1012. Bdden, b. Jan. 11, 1810; m, Adeline M. Ferris.
1018. David, b. Oct 10, 1818; d. Dec. 28, 1818.
460.
Abahel Noble, a. of Elisha, was b. in New Milford, Conn., and
d. in Weatem N. Y., abt 1814.
He m. Philomela Skinneb, dau. of Adonijah and Judith
(Baleigh) Skinner. She m. (2) Hawes of Shaftesbury,
Vt, and d. near Rochester, N. Y.
CHILD.
1014. Oarry Skinner, b. Feb. 27, 1807; m. (1) 6. Fowler; (2) £. Freeman.
476.
Daniel Noble, a. of Elisha, waa b. in New Milford, Conn., Dec.
21, 1792, and d. in Fort Coyington, N. Y., Apr. 9, 1871, e. 78.
He resided in Whitehall, Plattaburgh, and Fort Covington, N. Y.
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He also, from about 1853-57, did bosiness in connection with his
nephew, Henry R. Noble, in Elizabethtown, N. Y. He was a
tanner and currier, shoe and leather dealer, and also a wholesale
and retail dry goods dealer.
He m. Nov. 4, 1817, Mary McNiel, b. in Charlotte, Vt, Dec 13,
1792, dau. of Charles and Mercy (Wooster) McNiel She d. in
Port Covington, N. Y., 1863, ». 70.
CHn^DREX.
1015. Charlotte, b. May 29, 1819, in PlatUburgh; d. unm., in Cambria,
N. Y., Nov. 14. 1849, «. 30.
1016. Sarah, b. May 16, 1823, in Fort CoviDgton, and there d. Nov. 4.
1824. 86. 1.
1017. Sarah, b. Dec. 14, 1824, in Fort Covington; m. William C. Peck.
1018. Banmnn, b. July 10, 1827, in Fort Covington, and there d. unni.,
June 28, 1848, se. 20.
4T0e.
Benedict Noble, s. of Sherman, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 10, 1789, and d. in New York dty, Aug. 8, 1867, sb. 70. He
was for many years a carpenter in New York city.
He m. May 10, 1814, Hannah Clark, b. in Lansingburgh, N. Y.,
Mch. 17, 1793, dau. of John and Abigail (Manin) Clark. She d.
in Greenpoint, N. Y., July 18, 1872, e. 79.
CHILDBEK.
1019. AloMo, b. Feb. 12, 1815, in Waterford, N. Y. ; d. Mcb.
1, 1815.
1020. Charles, b. May 81, 1816. in Waterford, N. Y. ; and there
d. July 7, 1816.
1021. lUbeeca Maria, b. June 13, 1817, in New York; m. Apr. 28,
1884, Samuel Lescom Arment, b. in New York city, s. of William
Henry Arment. He resides, 1877, in Jersey City, N. J. She d. in
New York city, July 16, 1860, a*. 43. Children. 1. Elizabeth Ann,
b. Nov. 17, 1885; 2. Caroline Amelia, b. Oct. 12, 1887, d. Aug. 12,
1888, «. lOmos.; 8. Samuel Lescom, b. June 1, 1839, d. Jan. 9,
1848; 4. Martha Almenia, b. Jan. 9, 1842; 5. Samuel Henr}% b.
Mch. 21, 1844, served in the Civil war, and d. in Mobile, 1864;
6. Benedict, b. Jan. 17, 1846, d. Apr., 1848, ae. 2; 7. Sarah Lucia,
b. July 25, 1850; 8. Alfred Augustus, b. Nov. 13, 1852.
1022. Henry l>avU (twhi), b. June 18, 1817, in New York; m. (1) Nov. 27,
1887, Maiy Nelson, b. in Sweden, dau. of Swan Nelson. She d. Aug.
21, 1848. He m. (2) June 15, 1850, Martha McEinzie, b. in Soot-
land, dau. of Nixon McEinzie. He d. in New York city, Mch.,
1874, se. 56. Children. 1. Henty Clay, b. Jan. 26, 1839; 2. Maria
Louisa, b. Aug. 81, 1841; 8. Mary, b. May 18, 1844; 4 Benedict, b.
Apr. 16, 1851; 5. Davis, b. Nov. 2, 1852; 6. Walter C, b 1854. in
Williamsburg. N. Y., d. Aug. 1870; 7. George W.. b Feb. 22.
1860; 8. Elizabeth A., b. 1861.
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1088. John Clark, b. July 19, 1819, in New York ; m. Dec. 29, 1847,
Hai^u^ HulU, dau. ot Jacob Hulu of Hempstead, N. Y. He wm
a bookbinder, and d. in Greenpoint, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1878, s. 63.
Child. Frederick Edgar, b. Not. 21, 1848, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
1024. Barah Ann, b. Mch. 2. 1821, in New York; m. (1) Jan. 16,
1843, Jacob Woodward, Jr. ; (2) July 6, 1850, John Wessells. s. of
Lawrence Wessellfl. He d. inNaahyiUe, Tcnn., Nov. 28, 1869;(3)Apr.
16, 1874, Robert Allen. He is, 1877, a carpent«r and Joiner. Child
by first marriage. 1. John Clark, b. Mch. 24, 1844, d. in Sherman,
Conn., May 2, 1868, m, 9. Children by second marriage. 2. Sam-
uel Lescom, b. Mch. 23, 1861, in New York; 3. William H., b. Apr.
28, 1866; 4. Hannah M., b. July 9, 1867, d. Jan. 16, 1864, s. 6.
1026. CaroUne AmsUa, b. Jan. 11, 1823, in New York; m. Aug. 23,
1840. Moses Edwin Crssto, b. in New York, s. of Abraham Crasto.
He was, ii\ 1864, warden of Randall's island; afterward in sunrey-
or*s department of N. Y. custom-house; from 1870-78, U. S. assist-
ant assessor of internal revenue; and is now, 1877. associated with
his son, Franklin P., under the firm of M. E. Crasto & Son, as
real estate and insurance brokers. Children bom in New York.
1. Caroline Amelia, b. July 26, 1841, m. Feb. 0, 1861, Augustus
Purdy Williams. He graduated, 1860, at the Medical department of
Columbia College, and during the Civil war was a surgeon in the
army and navy. He is, 1877, a physician in Rutherford, N. J. ;
2. Emma Lucia, b. Mch. 24, 1843, m. Jan. 8, 1874. Rev. Samuel
Parker Hammond, Wesleyan University, 1870, and is, 1877, pastor
of the Methodist Epis. church in Hackensack, N. J. ; 3. Rebecca
L., b. May 12, 1845; 4. Hannah, b. Aug. 80, 1847. d. Mch. 22, 184- ;
5. Adelaide A., b. Dec. 14, 1848; m. June 22. 1872. Thomas L. P.
Dalby . During the Civil war he served in the U. S. navy ; 6. Edwin
Noble, b. Dec. 17, 1860, m. Feb. 2, 1876, Emma M. Fuller. He
graduated at Drew Theological Seminafy* and is, 1877, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Whitehall, N. J. ; 7. Franklin Purdy,
b. Feb. 10, 1853; 8. Isabella Maria, b. July 31. 1865; 9. William M.,
b. Feb. 24, 1868, d. June 9, 1858, s. 3 mos.
1026. AhigaHJane, b. Aug. 7, 1825. in New York; and there d.
Nov. 6, 1820, s. 14 mos.
1027. Benediei, b. Oct. 2. 1826. in New York; and there d. Oct.
8. 1826. s. 6 daya
A70g.
Lauea Noblk, dau. of Sherman, was b. Jan. 23, 1797, and d.
m Charkon, N. Y., Apr. 7, 1873, m, 76.
She m. Oct 22, 1817, Majob Millabd, b. in PittsBeld, Mass.,
Dec. 5, 1795, a. of Jaaon and Anna Millard. He d. in Charlton,
N. Y., Oct. 21, 1871, SB. 75. He was a shoemaker.
CHILDBBN BORR IH CHABLTOM.
1028. Harriet, b. Aug. 12, 1818; m. Feb. 11, 1840, William Henry
Clark. He is, 1877, a hotel-keeper in Schenectady, N. Y.
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1029. Mareut NoUe, b. June 26, 1820; m. (1) Oct. 20, 1842, Mary Jane
Smith; (2) July 20. 1867, Maria Campbell. He is, 1877, a grocer in
Schenectady, K. Y.
1080. WaUam, b. Aug. 18, 1822; d. in Chariton, June 18, 1824.
1081. Ba/rah Anii, b. Sept 80, 1824; m. Feb. 20, 1843, William Ca-
rert, and d. in SchenecUdy, N. T.. Sept. 28, 1852, s. 27. He is,
1877, a farmer in BalUton. N. T.
1062. CathoHne Maria, b. Oct. 80, 1826; m. Dec. 28. 1845, James Davis
Hayes, and d. in Ckdway, K. T., Jan. 0, 1877, n. 50. He is. 1877.
a tinsmith in Qalway, N. T.
1088. Almeda, b. Jan. 1, 1829; m. Dec. 2%, 1852, Richard Mar-
vin. He is, 1877, a carpenter in Charlton, N. Y.
1084. John Woodbridffe, b. Dec. 16, 1880; m. June 8, 1861, Henrietta Bur-
hight. He was a merchant in Schenectady, N. Y. , and there d.
Apr. 18, 1866, s. 85.
1085. DatiB WiUum, b. Not. 1, 1884; m. Mch. 21, 1806, Frank Beach.
He is, 1877, a fanner in Charlton, N. Y.
1086. JKn«%, b. Apr. 27, 1887; m. Nov. 16. 1862, Norman
Smith. He is, 1877, a farmer and tinsmith in Charlton, N. Y.
SEVENTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
475.
Col. George Hateb Noble, b. of Curtis, was b. in Unadilla,
N. Y., Dec 15, 1803, and there d. July 27, 1847, m. 42. He was
a mercliant. The Albany Argus thus notices his death:
" We are pained to announce the death of this estimable and much
respected gentleman, who expired at his residence in Unadilla, Otsego
County, on the morning of the 27th inst., of a disease of the kidneys, of
some months* standing. In his native village, and wherever he was
known, the withdrawal of one so favorably and honorably connected
with the affairs of his times, in the freshness <A life, and the meridian of
his usefulness, will be felt as an event deeply to be deplored, and to his
family and friends, irreparable. A mutual friend and correspondent, in
communicating his death, writes us as follows, not for publication, but
which we take the liberty to transcribe:
" ' CoL Noble has occupied no inconsiderable place in the public mind
here, as a man of high intellectual powen, and extensive reading and
intelligence. You knew him personally, and were not, I am sure, insen-
sible to his worth. His fine qualities of mind and heart were devoted to
the service of his friends, and to all who came within the sphere of his
association, in his native village. His pen also has been often employed
for their gratification and instruction. Politically he enjoyed a personal
popularity beyond his party friends and associates, all confiding in his
integrity and manliness of character. He was, when he died, postmaster
at this place, and supervisor of the town. He has always been a pro-
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f«ned belieyer in Chrigtianity, and was much attached to the Episcopal
church, of which he was a sincere, but unostentatious member.
" 'He was in the 44th year of his age, and died in the possession of his
mental faculties, having scanned his books, and perused your paper yes-
terday as usual, although too feeble to sit up. He passed the day com-
fortably, and slept last night until two o'clock in the morning, when he
awoke to undergo the pains of dissolution, and expired in one of the
paroxysms of his disease, at half -past three.'
" We sympathize with the surviving relatives, who so recently called to
the death-bed of a beloved sister, Mrs. Donnelly of Catskill, now bow to
this added stroke of affliction.'*
He m. Oct. 22, 1833, Elizabeth Butler Page, b. in UnadiUa,
N. Y., Mch. 2, 1812, dau. of Sherman and Maria (Crocker) Page.
They had no children. She m. (2) Nov. 20, 1856, Hon. Arthur
Tatee, b. in Otaego Co., N. Y., Feb. 7, 1807, a. of William Yates,
b. in Derbyshire, England, Nov., 1767, who m. Apr. 25, 1802,
Hannah Palmer, b. in Brookfield, Conn., Jan. 18, 1781. Hon.
Arthur Yates, and Elizabeth hia wife reside, 1876, in Waverly,
Tioga Co., N. Y. From 1836-46, he was one of the judges of the
Tioga Co. court
4T6.
Hon. Chablss Cubtib Noble, b. of Curtis, was b. in Unadilla,
N. Y., Jan. 10, 1806, and d. in Owego, N. Y., June 13, 1851, sb.
45. The foUowing article, copied from the Dreeman's Journal,
giTes a truthful sketch of his life and character:
"A correspondent at Unadilla, the residence of the late Judge Noble,
fmiahes us," says the AXbany Argui, '* with some particulars of the cir-
cumstances attending his death, together with some incidents of his life,
which cannot but be interesting to our readers, many of whom knew him
well, and appreciated his sterling worth both in public and private life:
" ' Charles Curtis Noble was the second son of Curtis Noble, one of
the earliest settlers of the town of Unadilla, a successful and enterprising
merchant, extensively and favorably known for many years throughout
that section of the State. He died some years ago, leaving a family of
two aons, and daughters, and large c6nnections, an ample fortune, and an
unsullied name. The deceased was the oldest [second] son, and was in
his 46th year at the time of his death. He was a graduate of Union Col-
lie. He commenced his professional studies with Ezekiel Bacon of
Utica, and completed them under James Clapp of Oxford. Upon his
admission to the supreme court, in 1842, he formed a partnership in the
practice of the law with the Hon. Stephen Strong of Owego, and con-
tinued this association for several years, and until the death of his father,
when be returned to Unadilla, where he resided at the time of his death.
The general esteem and confidence which he earned at Owego, and in all
that section of the country* awaited him on his return to Unadilla. The
olBce of supreme court commissioner he held for several years, and was
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sabsequently the successor of the Hon. Jabez D. Hammond, as first Judge
of Otsego County. This last office he held in 1847, when the new consti.
totion took eifeot. He was elected in 1849, to the Assembly from Otsego,
and in that station distinguished himself as a safe and able legislator.
Judge Noble was attacked by the disease which terminated bis life, in
March last, and about four weeks ago, seeking relief from a change of
residence, he became a welcome guest in the family of Judge Strong
(with whom he was connected by marriage), and there, surrounded by
kind and attentiye friends, he breathed his last on the 18th inst , in the
full possession of his mental faculties, and in the faith and with the hopes
of a Christian. His remains were accompanied to the railway depot by a
large procession, and conyeyed to Deposit, whence they were taken to
Unadilla by way of Bainbridge. There the remains were reoeiTed by the
friends and fellow-townsmen of the deceased, flUing some thirty carriages,
and accompanied about ten miles to Unadilla, where the funeral aervices
were held in the Episcopal church, of which the deceased had long been
a communicant, and an appropriate sermon was delivered by Rev. N. H.
Adams. The scene was highly impressive, and the unusual circumstances
attending it, evinced how deeply and generally the loss of the deceased is
felt and deplored by all classes of society.*
" We cannot better express our own high appreciation of the character
of the deceased, than by giving place to the following eloquent and Just
tribute to his memory, from the pen of the Hon. Jabez D. Hammond, an
intimate and warm personal friend:
'Chk&rt Vallet, June 21, 1851.
•Myl^earaiT:
No case of mortality could have occurred in this county, which would
have produced more general lamentation and heart-felt grief, than the
death of Judge Noble. He has been taken from us in the vigor of life,
and in the midst of his usefulness. He was for many years engaged in
extensive practice as a lawyer, in this and adjoining counties. He has
held the office of Supreme Court Commissioner, first Judge of Otsego
County, and member of the legislature. All these high trusts he has dis-
vbarged with distinguished ability and scrupulous integrity. I was for
five years associated with him as one of the members of the Court of
Common Pleas of this county, and therefore can speak from my own per-
sonal knowledge, of the purity and independence of his official conduct
He was a sound and well-read lawyer. But that for which he was most
distinguished, was his amiability of temper and kindness of heart In
his political and professional collisions, be never afforded evidence of the
least unkind feeling or illiberality to his opponents. His appearance was
highly prepossessing, and his address was so frank and friendly, as in-
stantly to enlist your feelings in his favor. A more purely virtuous man
never lived. He was universally respected— he was more than respected,
he was beloved by alL There may have been those who envied him, but
I do not believe the human being now lives, who was an enemy to
Charles C. Noble. His wife, a most amiable and excellent lady, and seve-
ral young but highly promising children survive him. Kay the God of
the widow and fatherless protect and comfort thent' "
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He prepared for coUege at Oenevai N. Y., as is thought, under
Dr. McDonald, and graduated at Union College, in 1828.
He m. Oct 28, 1834, Abioail Whittlbbxt Gamp, b. in Owego,
N. Y., Oct 15, 1808, dau. of William and Abigail (WhitUeeey)
Camp of Owego, N. Y. She resides, 1876, in Owego.
GHILDBSK BOKK IK UKADILLA.
1088. JuUa AuguMUi, b. July 7, 1887; d. in Owego, Oct d8, 1880,
as. 2.
1089. George OurU$, b. July 20, 1840; a dentist in Owego, d. unm., in
UnadUla, N. Y., June 16, 1864, m. 23.
1010. Henry Strong, b. Dec 10, 1841; a dentist in Owego, d. unm., in
Paris, France, Sept 25, 1868, m. 26.
1041. FretUrie AuiUn, b. June 28, 1844; d. Sept 14, 1848, m. 4.
1012. LeOa, b. Mch. 10, 1846; d. in Unadilla, Dec. 25. 1861,
s. 15.
1048. Imogen, b. Jan. 5, 1848; d. in UnsdilU, Jan. 2, 1865,
m, 17.
4TT.
Maby Ann Noblk, dau. of Curtis, was b. in Unadilla, N. Y.,
Jan. 17, 1808. She resides, 1876, in Plainfield, N. J.
She m. Sept 23, 1829, Pbter Jabkz Betts, b. in Bainbridge,
Chenango Co., N. Y., Aug. 2, 1805, s. of Peter and Eliza (Fitch)
Betts. He was a merchant and resided most of his days in Bain-
bridge, Chenango Co., N. Y., but d. in Marshall, Mich., May 7,
1856, A. 50.
OBILDRBH BORK IK BAINBRIDGE.
1044. Charles AWe, b. May 28, 1882; d. unm., in UnsdUla, N. Y., Feb.
8, 1866, m, 28.
1045. Feier Henry, b. July 9, 1885; unm., is a produce commission mer-
chant of the firm of Douglass, BetU db Co., 88 Broad street, New
York, but resides, 1876, in PUinfleld, N. J.
1046. JuUaAnna, b. Aug. 11, 1888; m. May 11, 1864, WiUiam Henry
Betts, a merchant, 1876, at 96 Chambers street, New York city, who
resides in Elainfleld, N. J. 8he d. In Elisabeth, N. J., July 11,
1872, as. 82.
.4TS.
Habbibt Ambua Noble, dau. of Curtis, was b. in Unadilla,
N. T., Oct 12, 1812.
She m. Aug. 1, 1837, Hbnbt Housb Howabb, b. in Madison,
Madison Co., N. Y., Oct 6, 1808, s. of Samuel Howard, who was
b. in Bridgewater, Mass., March 11, 1780, d. in Madison, N. Y.,
Aug. 12, 1821, and Maiy House, b. Oct. 6, 1787, d. in Madison,
N. Y., Oct 7, 1808. H. H. Howard is a manufacturer, and since
his marriage has resided, up to the present time, 1876, in Una-
dilla, N. Y.
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CHILDBBK BORK IK tniAOILLA.
1047. JuUa AUfx, b. June 2, 1841; d. in Unadilla, Sept 96, 1878,
s. 82.
1048. Frederick Bamufl b. July 2, 1843; d. in Unadilla, July 22, 1844^
K. 1.
1049. Frederick Samuel, b. Nov. 6, 1844; m. Apr. 21, 1874, Donna Mar-
eUa Watson, is a dentist, and resides. 1876, at 242 West 45tb street,
New York city.
4SO.
Curtis Noble, a. of Cnrtis, was b. in Unadilla, Ots^o Co.
N. Y., Feb. 25, 1821, and d. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1877, m.
55. In April, 1840, he went to reside in New York city, as a clerk
with L. P. Stafford, in the produce commission business. On the
21st of Sept, 1842, he entered into copartnership with Isaac L.
Condit, under the firm of Condit k Noble, produce commission
merchants, 16 Water St., New York, and continued in successful
business under that name, and also the following, Curds Noble,
Curds Noble k Co., Noble k Douglass, until 1866. The two sub-
sequent years he spent with his family in Europe. On his return,
in 1868, he entered into the produce commission business, under
the firm of Noble k Betts, but retired in 1870. From that date
until his death, he was engaged in real estate and insurance busi-
ness. To the latter, much of his time had been preTiously devoted.
He was one of the original incorporators and directors of the
Home Insurance Co. of New York, and retained the oiBce of
director until his death. He resided after May 1852, at No. 80
Montague St, Brooklyn, N. T.
He m. Jan. 5,. 1848, Chablotte Mabia Dat, b. in Catskill,
N. Y., Aug. 30, 1818, dau. of Orrin and Mary (Hull) Day.
CHILDRBN.
1050. Clara, b. Jan. 8, 1848, in New York; m. Apr. 84, 1878,
Edward Earle, b. in Boston, Kasa, Apr. 1, 1848, a of John and
Caroline (Smith) Earle. He resides, 1876, in Brooklyn, N. Y., and
is engaged in the cloth business at Nos. 77 and 79 Thomas St., a
member of the firm of Earle, Eggleston & Co. Children b. in Brook-
lyn. 1. Curtis Noble, b. Nov. 9, 1874; 2. Edith, b. Apr. 22, 1876.
1051. Anna 8harw>od, b. Not. 7, 1851, in Bioc^yn, N. Y.; and there d.
May81, 1859. s. 7.
1052. Charles Ourtie, b. Aug. 9, 1857, in Brooklyn.
1068. Mary Burr, b. Mch. 7, 1862, in Brooklyn.
4S9.
Thomas Bostwiok Noble, a of Cyrenus, was b. in New Lisbon,
N. Y., Oct 8, 1806, and d. in Huron, 0., April 23, 1839, ». 32.
He was a dry goods salesman.
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He m. Oct. 12, 1828, Caroline Lee, b. July 3, 1810, dau. of
Col. Nathaniel Lee, of Port Tan, N. Y. After Mr. Noble's death,
ahe m. (2) Dec. 25, 1841, David Augustus Adams Ensworth, a
lawyer of Dexter, Mich.
CHILDREN.
1064. Edwin C, b. Oct. 14, 1829; d. Nov. 26, 1829, se. 1 mo.
1055. L&uim, b. June 21, 1881; m. (1) Apr. 2, 1851, William Mar-
tin, b. in Romulus, N. T., Sept. 12, 1828, s. of James and Letitia
(Depuy) Martin. He was a merchant in Ypsilanti, Mich. ; (2) May
4, 1858, Frank H. Page. •
1056. LleweUifnJ., b. Apr. 10, 1888; d. Oct. 14. 1888, se. 6 mos.
1057. Alida liobella, b Nov. 26, 1885; m. (1) Jan. 22, 1854, Edward J.
Wyman of Memphis, Tenn. ; (2) Charles Brush, who is, 1877, a
capitalist and real estate owner in New York city.
John Ctrenvs Noble, s. of Cyrenus, was b. in New Lisbon,
N. T., Feb. 11, 1814, and d. in Detroit^ Mich., Nov. 18, 1871, as.
57. He resided for a time in Niles, MicL, removed thence to
Detroit, Mich., where he was in btisiness with William Phelps,
was next agent of an express company, then sailed upon the lakes
in the employ of Capt. E. B. Ward, and was subsequently a book*
keeper of the Mich. Central R. R. company.
He m. Nov. 29, 1851, Delia. Petric, b. in Livingston, Columbia
Co., N. Y., May 10, 1812, dau. of Jacob I. and Jenisha (Lane)
Petrie.
cmLDBEN,— none.
486.
Oabbt Benjamin Noble, s. of Cyrenus, was b. in New Lisbon,
N. Y!, Aug. 12, 1816. He has resided in Dexter, Mich., and
Waukegan, III, but now, 1876, lives in Detroit, Mich.
He m. March 2, 1848, Eliza Crossman, dau. of Rufus and
Lucy Crossman.
CHILDBEN.
1058. Edward Ortmman, b. Nov. 20, 1848; d. in Waukegan, 111., Sept.
6,1850.
1000. Q^oTffe Wright, b. Feb. 24, 1856, in Detroit.
4S8.
Charles Edward Noble, s. of Cyrenus, was b. in New Lisbon,
N. Y., Jan. 19, 1824, and d. in New York city, Dec. 27, 1873, se.
49. For more than two years subsequent to his marriage, he re-
sided in Detroit, Mich., and was derk of one of Capt. E. B. Ward's
steamers on Lake Erie. HiMng been, in 1854, appointed manag-
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140 DI80INDA1IT8 OV THOMAS HOBLB.
ing Agent of the line of steamen belonging to the Michigan Cen-
tral R. R. company, running between Buffalo and Detroit, he re-
moved to BufiEalo, N. Y. Two or three years after, he was
appointed general agent of the Mich. Central R. R. Co., and when,
about 1865, the oiBce was removed to New York, he went with
it, and continued to reside, until within six weeks of his death,
in Jersey Qity, N. J. In that important position he commanded
the respect and confidence of the business community, and the
various railroad and transportation companies throughout the
country.
He m. Feb. 8, 1850, Jebdbha Phelps Crossmak, b. in St. Johns-
bury, Vt, July 18, 1824, dau. of Alanson and Evelina Bailey (Ewen)
Croesman of Dexter, Mich. She resides, 1877. with her daugh-
ters, in Ann Arbor, Mich.
CHILDREK.
1000. Ida EoaUna, b. Dec. 22, 1851, in Detroit, Mich.
1061. Marif Louim, b. Oct 14, 1858, in Dexter, Mich.
4S0.
Fbamois Wiluam Noble, s. of Cyrenus, was b. in New Lis-
bon, N. Y., Feb. 12, 1826. He left Unadilla, N. Y., May 4, 1848,
for Detroit^ Mich., hoping to secure a clerkship on the lake steam-
ers, in which business two of his brothers were then engaged.
'* I landed in Detroit^*' he writes, <' not penniless, for I had one
penny, a gift, which I have still, Feb. 7, 1876, in my possession."
He immediately applied to Titus Doane, the husband of his cousin,
Antoinette Noble, who employed him in shovelling gravel on the
Michigan Central railroad. On the morning of the second day,
he was promoted from a common laborer to time-keeper, and his
wages increased from 6/ to 8/ per day. He soon after obtained
a clerkship in the drug store of his brother, Garra B. Noble, and
there remained until the following year, when he entered into
the employ of Capt. E. B. Ward, as clerk of the steamer Cham-
pion, running from Orand Haven to Milwaukee and Sheboygan,
and continued on the same for five years. For the two subsequent
yean, he was a merchant in Ypsilanti, Mich., and then removed
to Detroit^ and entered into partnership with his brother, Garra B.
Noble, under the firm name of G. B. k F. W. Noble, in the grain,
flour, feed, and commission business. His brother retiring after
a year, he conducted the business alone for about two years. For
the ensuing two years, he was street commissioner. In July,
1859, he again entered Capt. E. B. Ward*s employment, first in
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the dnfting-room with William F. Puffer, where he was engaged on
.machinery for rolling-mills, blast furnace, anxl steel work. For
many years, down to the time of Capt Ward^s death, he was em-
ployed to look after the mineral department of his business. He
held the position of mining engineer and mineral expert, and
explored a vast amount of territory in various parts of the
country, turning his attention particularly to iron and coaL He
is now, 1876, senior partner of the firm of Noble & Brady, min-
ing engineers and mineral experts, and also secretary of the Mich-
igan State board of managers of the Centennial exhibition.
Detroit has been his home for twenty years.
He m. Jan. 13, 1852, Sarah McQubbn Mabtin, b. in YpsOanti.
Mich., May 8, 1829, only dau. of James and Letitia (Depue)
Martin.
ohhiDben.
1083. Davghier, b. Apr. fUi, 1854, in Ypsilanti, and there d. Apr.
86.1854.
1068. FYaneeB LcUtia, b. Apr. 27. 1855. in Tpsilanti. Mich.
1064. Mar^Ltewayn, b. Sept. 80. 1857. in Detroit
Dr. WiLUAM Noble, s. of Hon. Elnathan, was b. in Wethers-
field, Ck>nn., May 9, 1803. He commenced his medical studies, in
• 1822, under Gavin L. Root of Geneva, N. Y., and continued them
under Henry L. Mitchell, M. D., of Norwich, N. Y., attended a
course of medical lectures at the University of New York, and
received in Nov., 1836, the honorary degree of M. D., from the
Termont Academy of Medicine at Castleton, Yt He has prac-
ticed his profession, 1825-27, in Frankfort, N. Y., and Newport,
N. Y.; 1827-31, in Albany, N. Y.; 1831-40, in Hudson, O.; and
1840-76, in Albion, Orleans Co., N. Y. He has attained a high
reputation as a physician.
He na. Jan. 2, 1829, Amsua Stiles Denio, b. in Greenfield,
Mass., Jan. 5, 1806, daiL of John and Harriet (Stiles) Denio.
Harriet Stiles was the dau. of Ezra Stiles, Jr., who was the son of
Bnm Stilsst prssident of Yale College.
CBXXiDBXN
1065. WaHam Ora^, b. May 80. 1882. in Hudson. O., and there d. Feb.
m, 1885. m. 8.
1066. ifofy WinUm, b. Dec 11. 1888; m. Edwin West.
1067. BdrrUt SlOet, b. Sept 15. 1885. in Hudson; m. Jan. 80. 1865.
Dr. Heniy Beaumont Watson, s. of Charles and Lausanoc (Kilbum)
19
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142 DBSCENDAMTB OF TBOMA8 NOBLE.
Watson of London, Eng. They mlde, 1876, in New York city.
Children. 1. Mary Allen, b. Dec. 21, 18G5; 2 WUliam Noble, b.
Sept. 29, 1867.
1068. Fhin4ie$ AfMUa, b. Jan. 17, 1889, in Albion; m. Not. 29, 1864, Dr.
WiUiam H. OraTes. He d. . They had no children. Mrs.
Grayea resides, 1876, a part ot the time with her father, and a part
of the tinie in New York city, with her sister, Ifrs. West
1069. EOa, b. June 8, 1842, in Albion, and d. Sept 21, 1845,
ae. 8.
1070. Annette LueOU, b. July 12, 1844, in Albion; unm., 1876.
4M.
Hon. BuTLBB OiLBSRT NoBLB, B. of HoD. Elnathaii, was b. in
Oenev% N. Y., Sept. 27, 1815. He was for two years a mem-
ber of the daas of 1835 in Qeneva (now Hobart) College^ at
Geneva, N. Y., read law with Lane k Wilson, in Cnwfordsville,
Ind., was admitted to the bar, and practiced law in Crawfordsville,
1843-44. Abandoning then the law, he was for nine yean a
dmggist in Westfield, N. Y., except for a portion of the years
1849-50, when a clerk of the drag examiner in the costom^honse
in New York city. In the spring of 1855, he removed to White-
water, Wis. He was elected, in the fall of 1857, a member of the
Wisconsin Assembly, and in the faU of 1859, lieutenant-governor
of Wisconsin, on the Republican ticket with Alexander W. Randall,
governor. During the second year of the term (two years), Gk>v. .
Randall was appointed minister to Rome, and Lieut -Gov. Noble
discharged during several months the executive duties. In 1862,
he removed to New York city, in 1865, to Brooklyn, N. Y.,
and has there resided from that time up to the present year, 1877.
Since 1862, he has served as harbor-maater of New York, and
weigher in the United States custom-house. He has gained con-
siderable reputation as a political iQ>eaker, formerly on the Whig
and more recently on the Republican side.
He m. Apr. 29, 1856, Mabt Spencer, b. in Westfield, N. Y.,
March 25, 1826, dau. of Dr. Silas and Harriet (Goodrich) ^)encer
of Westfield, N. Y.
gbujDBxh.
1071. Borah JQUe, b. Aug. 11, 1859, in Whitewater, Wis.
1072. Limii Bpmoer, b. Oct 8, 1864, in Westfield, N. Y.
Stlvxstxb Gilbbbt Noble, s. of Hon. Mnathan, was b. in Geneva,
N. Y., March 12, 1819.
He left home, on the 10th of March, 1849, for California, by the
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overlftnd route, being one of the company known as the <* Wolver-
ine rangers," numbering sixty-seven men, with eighteen wagons,
fifty-four yoke of oxen, and many cows and horses. Soon after
leaving the frontier, thinking to outstrip the train, Noble, with one
companion, took ponies and provisions, and started on in advance.
The first night, the Indians stole their ponies, leaving them with
their heavy packs to pursue their way on foot. After a weary
march of five hundred miles, on the 10th of October the eyes of
the starving travelers were gladdened with the sight of the
Sacramento valley. We have not space to tell the marvelous
story of the sicknesses, hardships, and privations, which he
endured from the time of leaving home, until he was once more
safe in Unadilla. In that place he has since resided, engaged a
part of the time in mercantile business, and a part in farming.
He m. Oct 14, 1841, Ghablottx Eleanor Montague, b. in
Catskill, N. Y., March 28, 1820, dau. of Luke and Eunice (Sals-
bury) Montague.
CHn^DREN.
1078. Henrietta Asenath, b. Jan. 12, 1844, in Unadilla; d. July 22» 1845.
1074 WaUam Luke, b. Jan. 22, 1846, in UnadiUa; d. Aug. 6, 1847.
404.
Hebxan Ctbenus Noble, b. of Hon. Ehmthan, was b. in Geneva,
N. Y., Sept. 22, 1821, and d. in Lsnsing, Mich., Jan. 7, 1849, as.
27. He was a merchant in Byron, Shiawassee Co., Mich., and died
while attending the legislature, as representative from Shiawassee
county. He was a ready debater, and gifted with more than
ordinary intellectual powers.
He m. Aug. 16, 1847, Mabia C. Shattdcx, b. Oct. 21, 1827, dau.
of Lyman Shattuck of Gommeree, Mich. After his death Mrs.
Noble m. (2) Feb. 14, 1852, Thaddeus Smith, a merchant of Com-
merce.
child.
1075. F^nk, b. July 15, [24?] 1848; d. July 12, or Sept., 1851, «. 8.
4M.
Fbxdbbick Woodhouse Noble, s. of Hon. Elnathan, was b. in
Geneva, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1826. He resided in Lapeer, Mich., 1848-
52; in Flint, Mich., 1854-56; in Laporte, Ind., 1856-65; in Cape
Oirardeau, Mo., 1865-70; and since the latter date, up to the
present time, 1876, in St. Louis, Mo. He resides at 2105 N. 12th
street, and is by trade a saddler.
He m. Jan. 31, 1850, Mabt Jane Pattebson, b. in Ladd's Cor-
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nera, town of Clarkson, Monroe Co., N. Y., May 10, 1827, dau. of
Robert and Ann (Edie) Patterson.
CHILDREN.
1076. COia Emma, b. Feb. 8, 1851. in Lapeer; m. Oct. 15, 1873, Wil-
liam Surrcll, b. in Cape Girardeau, Mo., a. of Frederick William
and Mary Jane (Wilkinson) Burrell. He is, 1876, a tinner in Cape
Girardeau. She d. in that place, May 21, 1876, ae. 25. Child.
Frederick William, b. Oct, 21, 1874, in Tolono, m.
1077. Clara Ann, b. Feb. 19, 1858, in Lapeer.
1078. Joiephine Lomira, b. Dec. 22, 1859, in Laporte.
406.
Albebt Utlet Noble, a. of Hon. Einathan, was b. in Geneva,
N. T., June 6, 1831.
After the death of hia father, from 1843-45, he resided with bis
brother. Dr. William Noble, in Albion, N. Y., next in Unadilla^
MicL, ontQ 1850, when he went to Lapeer, Mich., and learned the
trade of a aaddler with hia brother Frederick W. Noble. From
1852 until 1862, he worked at vatioua places in Michigan and
Indiana. In the Civil war he enlisted, Aug. 19, 1862, for three
years, in Co. L, 5th MicL Cav., was captured June 11, 1864,
and confined for six months in Andersonville prison. When
exchanged, he was brought to New York city to the New England
Relief rooms, and having regained his health, the war being over,
was honorably discharged. He resided in Kalamazoo, Mich.,
1866-67; in Schoolcraft, Mich., Oct., 1867-Aug., 1870; in Detroit,
Mich., Aug., 1870-April, 1871; in Grand Rapids, Mich., May,
1871-Oct., 1871; and then returned to Kalamazoo, Mich., where
he still, 1876, resides.
He m. May 6, 1866, Lucr Evelina Blaxslke, b. July 26, 1834,
in New Lisbon, N. Y., dau. of Col. Edward Solomon and Lucy
(Weston) Blakslee.
CHILDBEN.
1079. Jenny Woodhotuc, b. June 8, 1867, in Kalamazoo.
1080. Edward Blakdee, b. March 14, I860, in Schoolcraft
MS.
Rev. Louis Lb Gkand Noble, a. of Sylvanus, was b. in New
Lisbon, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1811. At the age of thirteen, he re-
moved with his &ther, to Dexter, Mich. His studies preparatory
to college were at a school in Wilmington, Del, under Rev. John
B. Clemsen, at an academy in Delhi, N. Y., under Rev. Thomas
Judd, and at the preparatory department of Bxjatol academy, in
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Bristol, Penn. In 1834, he entered the Freshman class in Bristol
College, and in 1835, by extra study, was able to join the Junior
class, and graduated in 1837. The same year he became a mem-
ber of the General Protestant Episcopal Seminary in New York
city, and graduated in 1840. Having been ordained as a deacon,
in St. Peter's church, New York, he was during the summer an
assistant of Rev. Dr. A. Potter, of St. Peter's church, Albany,
N. Y. In the fall of the same year, he went to Perquimons Co.,
N. C, and was a planter's chaplain, preaching for the whites in
the morning, and the blacks- in the afternoon. Soon after, he had
in connection, a charge in Hertford, the county seat, and thence
extending his labors to Elizabeth City, N. C, became rector of
Christ church, and there remained until 1844. In the summer of
the last-named year, he accepted a call to St Luke's church in
Catekill, N. Y., and after a ministry of ten years, in the summer
of 1854 became rector of Grace church in Chicago, IlL, where he
remained until the iall of 1855. Having for a time perfoi-med
missionary labor in Glens Falls and Lake Geoi^ge, N. Y., on the
4th of July, 1857, he took charge of Trinity church in Fredonia,
N. Y. In Sept. 1858, he accepted a call to the church of the
Holy Trinity, in Hudson City, a suburb of Jersey City, N. J., and
thtre remained until the spring of 1872. He then became pro-
fessor of English literature, in St. Stephen's Episcopal College;
Annandale, N. Y., where he still, 1877, remains. Mr. Noble is a
man of genius, and a ripe scholar, honored by Griswold with a
place among American poeto. While at Catskill, he formed the
acquaintance of the artist, Thomas Cole, and after the death of
the latter, became his literary executor, wrote his life and edited
his papers. In 1856, he published a duodecimo volume, embrac-
ing his Lady Angdinty and other poems. In 1857, he pronounced
a poem at Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., which has been printed.
He sttbaequently made a voyage with Church, the painter, to the
Northern seas, and on his return, published, in 1862, After tee-
hergs with a painter; a summer voyage to Labrador^ and around New-
foundland
He m. Oct 30, 1844, Sabah Aim Hatxs, b. in Unadilla, N. Y.,
Aug. 22, 1815, dau. of Isaac and Sally (Mygatt) Hayes.
CHILDBEN BOBS IH CATSKILL.
1080a. Louis Steir^ort, b. July dl. 1845; and d. in C, Feb. 18, 1851, se. 5.
1081. Mary Augusta, b. June 18, 1848; and d. in Jersey City, N. J., May
80, 1871, as. 22.
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Sallt Jenitte Noble, dau. of SylvanuB, was b. in New Lisbon,
N. Y., May 28, 1813, and d. in Dexter, Mich., Sept 25, 1874, m, 61.
She m. Dec. 11, 1833, Dr. Amos Orat, b. in Townsend, Vt,
Feb. 2, 1804, s. of Amos and Betsey (Tyler) Gray. He stadied
medicine with Dr. Ransom of Glens Falls, N. Y*., and attended
lectures at Castleton, Vt., and Pittsfield, Mass., in 1829. He com-
menced practice in Dexter, Mich., Aug. 13, 1832, and has contin-
ued there up to the present time, May, 1876.
CHILDREK BORK IN DEXTKR.
1082. Charles QaUn, b. Not. 18. 1884; m. June 10, 1861, Elizabeth Roch-
ester Bruce, and is a tinner and hardware dealer in 6t Clair, Mich.
1088. Avir^a yobU, b. May 22, 1888; d. Mch. 4, 1880, «. 9 mos.
1064. BOen NMe, b. Oct. 15, 1840; m. Sept 80, 1868, James B. Far-
rand of the United States navy, who was in active service during
the Civil war, but is now, 1876, a manufacturer of boots and shoes
in Port Hudson, Mich.
1085. BOlejfAyinutw, b. Jan. 2, 1848; d. Aug. 9, 1844, m, 1.
1086. BmajfSuift, b. Feb. 10, 1846; m. Nov. 2, 1870, Samuel Clem-
ence Cook of St. Paul, Minn., the purchasing agent for the St.
Paul Harvester works, and general agent for the same for Mich.,
Wis.,andlnd.
1086a. Oora Etdifn, b. Aug. 2, 1855; resides, 1876, with her father.
Emilt Mabia Noble, dau. of Sylvanus Noble, was b. in New
Lisbon, N. Y., Dec 15, 1819, and resides, 1876, in Dexter, Mich.
She has been divorced from her second husband, and has as-
sumed the name of Swift
She m. (1) Aug. 23, 1838, Cabsius Swift, b. in Kent^ Conn.,
May 15, 1815, s. of Homer and Electa (Swift) Swift. He was a
merchant in Dexter, Mich., from the time of his marriage until
his death, which occurred Dec. 25, 1849, at the age of 34 yrs.
She m. (2) Not. 17, 1856, Wiluam Stbphens, b. in Ireland.
He resided in Dexter, Mich., and was a shoemaker, and merchant.
CmLDBEN BOBK IH DEZTBR.
1087. Jam09 (kuriui, b. Aug. 15. 1889; and d. in Vincent Cross Road,
Miss., Nov. 8, 1868, s. 84. He was a machinist in Elk Rapids,
Mich. In the Civil war he enlisted March 15, 1861, in Capt. Ford's
independent company attached to 58d 111. Cavaliy. During his
service, be was transferred to several different regiments, and at
the time be was wounded, Oct. 28, 1868, at Vincents Cross Rood,
Miss., was Ist Lieut of Co. B. 1st Alabama (Loyal) Cavalry. Pre-
vious to his death, the Union army had retreated forty miles. A
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BoQthem womAn took bim to her house and nursed him like a
mother, during his week of suffering, and after his death, with her
two little children as her only companions, carried his remains, in
a cart drawn by a yoke of young steers, within the Union lines, to
the camp of his regiment. To those expressing surprise at her
courage and humane feelings toward an enemy and a stranger, her
answer was, "In the Bouthem army I have two sons, and for this
wounded man I have only done what I should wish some Northeni
mother might do for them in similar circumstances." Surely such
Ghristian charity will not go unrewarded.
10S8. Lewis BaOn/, b. Jan. 19, 1841; d. in Dexter, Apr. 18, 1842, as. 1.
1069. Ifary Electa, b. Jan. 4, 1848; d. in Dexter, May 4, 1848, se. 4 mo«.
1000. Frank, b. Apr. 6, 1844; d. in Dexter, Sept. 12, 1844, se.
5mofi.
1091. Jane, b. May 15, 1847; unm. , resides, 1876, with her mother
in Dexter.
1002. Lamnia, b. June 12, 1840; d. hi Dexter, Dec. 6, 1849, a. 5 mos.
Dr. Fbakcis Euoens Noble, s. of Sylvanus, was b. in Roches-
ter, N. Y., July 1, 1824. He attended one course of medical lec-
tures, 1847-48, at the Albany Medical College in Albany, N. Y.;
and two 1849-51, at the Medical Department of Western Reserve
College, located at develand, 0., obtaining Feb. 26, 1851, the
degree of M. D. He at once commenced the practice of medicine
in Dexter, Mich., and there remained until October, 1852, when he
remoyed to Sacramento, Cal., and after remaining for three
years near that dty, established himself in Michigan Bluff, Placer
Co., CaL Having returned to the Bast he located on the 6th
Nov., I860, in Jersey City, N. J., where he, 1876, resides.
He m. May 29, 1860, Cobnsua Eliza Peck, b. in Noblesville,
(New Lisbon,) N. Y., Feb. 10, 1826, dao. of Joseph and Polly
Maria (Noble) Peck.
GHILDBXN BOBK IN JEB8ET CJTV.
1098. Maria Louiie, b. Feb. 8, 1861.
1091 Ja9^k Ptek, b. June 18, 1862.
1095. Louit Ambnm, b. Aug. 11, 1868.
1096. BOm Ora^, b. Nov. 14, 1865.
Slhathav Cusns Noblb, s. of Bostwick, was b. in Geneva,
N. Y., Oct. 16, 1813. He is a dry goods salesman, and since
leaving home in 1832, has resided in UnadiUa, N. Y., 1832-35;
Cleveland, O., 1835-37; Detroit, Mich., 1837-42; Marshall, Micb.,
1842-45; Detroit^ Mich«, 1845-66; Saint Joseph, Mich., 1866-69;
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and since the latter date up to the present time, 1876, in Detroit,
Mich.
He m. Aug. 21, 1844, Euza Cabpektbb, b. in New Lisbon,
N. Y., Apr. 15, 1823, dau. of Nathan Brown and Betsey (Davis)
Carpenter.
CHiLDBBK, — none.
619.
Samuel Bobbomk Noble, a. of Bostwick, was b. in Geneva,
N. T., Mch. 16, 1828. By profession a dentist, he has resided in
Orand Rapids, Mich., Peoria, HI., and now, 1876, lives in Chicago,
III
He m. (1) Apr. 22, 1851, Habbiettb Obinda Msbbill, b. May 4,
1829, datL of Calvin and Cordelia Amelia (Leonard) Merrill.
She d. in Grand Rapids, Mich., 1853, s. abt 24.
He m. (2) Mch. 1.^. 1854, Frances J. Mebruj:^ b. in Amherst,
Mass., Apr., 1831, a sistor of his former wife. She d. in EHkhom,
"Wis., Sept 26, 1854, ae. 23 years.
He m. (3) May 15, 1858, Elizabeth C. Hutchinson, b. in Mays
Lick, Ey., Feb. 23, 1836, dau. of William C. and Sarah (Ashton)
Hutchinson. She d. Feb. 19, 1862, n. 25.
He m. (4) Sept, 1864, Ophelia SL Labmon, b. in Clarksville,
Tenn., Aug. 29, 1844, dau. of Philip and Eittie M. (Knight) Lar-
mon.
CHILD BT THIBD MABRIAGE.
1097. Boitmek K, b. Jan. 4, 1860, in 8t Joseph. Mo. ; d. in Chicago, HI..
Mch. 12, 1868, e. 8.
ftl4.
Helen Eliza Noble, dau. of Nathaniel, was b. in Geneva, N. Y.,
Sept 6, 1821.
She m. Jan. 17, 1849, John EdwabdCoopeb, b. in London, Eng.,
May 10, 1823, s. of Dr. John Cooper. He was brought by his
father, at the age of ten years, to the United States, and became a
carriage-maker. He d. in Elk Rapids, Mich., Feb. 14, 1874, s. 50.
cbildbkn.
1098. Ciara, b. July 16, 185l/in Brimfield, HI.
1099. Sarriet iMcreHa, b. Sept. 8, 1858, in Dexter, Mich.; m. Nov. 18,
1872, Kelson Rnshmore, b. in Catakill, N. T., May 4, 1844. who is.
1876, a salesman in the store of Dexter & Noble, in Elk Rapids, Mich.
1100. ffenrg Nobie, b. May 2, 1861, in Balem, lU.
1101. Jchn Bdwin, b. Jan. 18, 1864, In Salem, Dl.
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Hknbt Hobabt Noble, b. of Nathaniel, was b. in Palmyra^ N. Y.,
Aug. 26, 1823. After redding for a time in Dexter, Mich., he
xemoyed abt. 1856 to Elk Bapids, Blicfa., where he stiU, 1876,
resides. He is a member of the firm of Dexter ft Noble, and has
been very successful as a manufacturer of charcoal, pig-iron, and
dealer in general merchandise.
He m. (1) Dec. 27, 1847, Clarissa Cecelia SEAsSydau. of
Dr. Thomas Sears of Lima, Mich. She d. in Elk Rapids, Mich.,
Feb. 4, 1868.
He m. (2) June 9, 1870, Magoie Ewino, b. in Brantford, C. W.,
Apr. 29, 1842, dau. of William Ewing.
CmLDBKH BY VIBST MABBIAGS.
1102. Agnes Clara, b. Oct. 1, 1848, In Dexter, Mich. ; and there d.
Apr. 20, 1854, 8B. 6.
1108. Thamoi Henry, b. Sept 5, 1858, in Dexter, Mich.
1101 Mary a, b. July 27, 1855, in Dexter, Mich.
1105. HOen miaabeOi, b. Feb. 28, 1861, in Elk Rapids. Mich.
CHILD BY BEOOHD MARRL4GE.
HOG. Edwin 8ear$, b. Dec 7, 1874, in Elk Rapids, Mich.
OscAB LeOrakd Noble, & of Nathaniel, was b. in Dexter, Mich.,
Apr. 25, 1830. He has resided in various places in Michigan and
California, as well as in Chicago, HI. The home of his fajnily is
now, 1 876, Chelsea^ Mich. Hei has been principally engaged in the
lumber business, and in locating and speculating in state and gov-
ernment lands. At present he has charge of a manufactory of
shoe machineiy in Boston, Mass.
He m. June 4, 1857, Auoe Whalby, b. in Coventiy, Conn., Jan.
ly 1828. She was datL of Erastus Whaley, b. in Coventry, Conn.,
Jan. 25, 1798, who d. in Lima, Mich., Mcb. 7. 1876, ae. 78, and
Fanny Congdon, b. in Norwich, Conn., Apr. 23, 1798.
CHILDBEM.
1107. Mark Whaley, b. May 20, 1858, in Dexter, Mich. ; d. in Lima,
Mich., Jan. 5, 1861, e. 8.
llOa Frank LeQrand, b. Oct 11, 1801, In Albion, Mich.
1109. Lewii Eratiui, b. July 18, 1864, in Albion, Micb.
ftlT.
Bdwin Stilson Noble, s. of Nathaniel, was b. in Dexter, Mich.,
July 21, 1838. After leaving his father's house, he resided in
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Dexter, Mich., Detroit^ MicL, Chicago, IlL, KAlamAsoo, Blich.,
Albion, Mich., and in 1855 removed to Elk Rapida, Mich., his
home in 1876. He ia a manu&cturer of charcoal, pig-iron, and
lumber, and general merchant, of the firm of Dexter k Noble, and
has been yeiy aucceaaful in buaineea.
He m. Apr. 9, 1862, Emmsuks LoBXin>A Hurisut, b. in Char-
lotte, Yt, July 28, 1844, dau. of James Wentworth and Lnra
(Landon) Hurlbut.
CHILDIUCK BOBN IN BLK RAPIDS.
1110. Henry HurOmt, b. Dec. 16, 1860.
nil. Ptrcy Oharki, b. Aug. d6. 1874.
Antoinsttx Noble, dan. of Oaradns, was b. in Rochester, N. Y.,
Oct 17, 1824.
*She m. Oct 14, 1841, Titus Doak, b. in Simeo, C. W., June 4,
1815, s. of John and Katharine (Smith) Doan. He is a carpenter,
and railroad and plank-road contractor, and resided in Detroit^
Mich., 1835-40 ; Dexter, Mich., 1840-41; Jackson, Mich., June-
Nov., 1841; Dexter, Mich., 1841-46; Detroit, Mich., 1846-50; Flint
Mich., 1850-52; Kalamazoo, Mich., 1852-55; Wayland, Mich.,
1855-72; and Grand Rapids, Mich., from the latter date, up to the
present time^ 1876.
CHTIiPBKTf.
1112. BfHander Walworth, b. Feb. 28, 1846, in Dexter; and there d. March
4, 1846.
1118. George Leander, b. Jan. 28,1848, in Detroit; m. Apr. 26, 1873,
' ClimeDa Rebecca Bassett
1114 Frank IfMe, b. Nov. 28, 1862, hi Kalamasoo.
1116. OharlM Vaa, b. Aug. 18, 1857, hi Wayland.
1116. John Qaradue, b. Oct 1, 1809, hi Wayland.
1117. KitUe Maria, b. Apr. 6, 1866, hi Wayland.
U4.
Gen. WiLUAM Hbnbt Noblb, s. of Rev. Birdsey Glover, was b.
in Newtown, Conn., Aug. 18, 1813.
He prepared for college 1824-28, at Capt Alden Partridge's
famous '< American literary, scientific and military academy,'' in
Middletown, Conn., entered Washington (now Trinity) College at
Hartford, Conn., m 1828, removed in 1830 his connection to Tale
College, and there graduated in 1832. He taught school for Bev.
Ambrose Todd, D. D., in Stamford, Conn., 1832-34; read law with
Joseph Wood, in Bridgeport, Conn., 1834-36, and was admitted to
the bar in 1836. For eight years, he was clerk of the courts for
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Fairfield county, for two or three yeans State's attorney, and at
one time the nnBuccefiaful candidate of the Democratic party for
Congress. In connection with Phineas T. Bamnm, he planned
and laid out that part of Bridgeport, Conn., known as East Bridge-
port» a large portion of which came to him by inheritance from his
father. Building lots, streets, and a park were laid out; two
bridges built across the Housatonic River, and large manufacturing
companies, the Wheeler k Wilson and Howe Sewing machine and
others, were induced to locate there, so that what was formerly a
mere cow-pasture, has become a thriving city.
In the Civil war he was mustered into the service Aug. 28, 1 862,
at Bridgeport, Conn., as colonel of the 17th Reg. Conn. Vols. He
was ordered first to the defense of Baltimore and Washington,
thence to Sigel's llth Corps, reserve to Bumside's army of the
Potomac. In the battle of Chancellorsville, in 1 1th Corps under
Howard, he was wounded, a ball cutting off the main artery of his
left arm, above the elbow. Having recovered from his wound, he
reached his regiment in time for the last day's fight (July 3, 1863)
at Gettysburg, Penn., went in and through the town, capturing
rebel stragglers, and with the army followed Lee into Virginia.
Thence he was sent with his brigade to South Carolina, under
Gen. Ames (subsequently governor of Mississippi), was in the
trenches at the siege of Wagner, and on Folly and Morris Islands
until Wagner fell, and Sumter (on which he saw the first gun
fired) was battered to a sand-heap. He was sent thence to Florida,
^ first to Jacksonville, in command of a brigade, thence, Dec.
22, 1864, to headquarters at St. Augustine, in command of
seven regiments and batteries, and all the country east of the St
John's River, a district larger than Connecticut. He was captured
by the confederates Dec. 25, 1864, and taken to Macon, Ga., and
thence to Andersonville, Ga., and was there in the oflScers* prison,
in sight of the << great pen," for six weeks. Being released in
March, 1865, with one thousand prisoners imder his charge, he went
by foot and rail to Vicksburg, thence to St Louis, thence in com*
mand of one thousand paroled prisoners to Annapolis, Md. He
was mustered out of the service at Port Royal, S. C, in July 1865.
During the same month or the next^ on the recommendation of
U. S. Grant, he was breveted brigadier general.
Bridgeport has been his home since 1834. He is a good public
speaker, and a man of culture and broad views. Horticulture is
his hobby, and he has introduced more new and rare shrubs and
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plants than any other man not a nuiseryman. His portrait may be
found in a group facing page 354, of Groffut and Morris* IliUiary
and civil history of Hit War of 1861-^. Hartford, 1865..
He m. Oct. 16, 1839, Habbiet Jokes Bbooks, b. in Bridgeport,
Conn., July 26, 1818, dau. of Benjamin and Hannah (Jones)
Brooks.
CHILDBEN BORK IK BRIDGEPORT.
1118. Henrietta MatiUUi,\}, Nov. 1, 1840; unm., 1870.
1119. John Frederick, b. June 7, 1844; unm., resides, 1876, Id Bridge-
port, and is a real estate and insurance agent.
1120. Clarence Meigs, b. Mch. 8, 1850; m, Oct. 29, 1878, Juliet Sanford,
b. in Brooklyn. N. Y., Dec. 8, 1852, dau. of Edmund Trowbridge
and Elizabeth Charlotte (Gibson) Hastings. In the spring of 1878,
he engaged in the commission business in New York city, in com-
pany with Henry S. Sterling, but on the 1st of Jan. 1874, became a
fire and marine insurance broker at 149 Broadway, his residence
being in Brooklyn, N. Y. Child b. in Brooklyn. D^^sirdc Clair, b.
Sept. 15, 1875, d. Sept. 16, 1875.
1121. Mdhion Offden, b. June 17, 1856; d. Sept. 11, 1857, se. 1.
1122. Fann^ Sheldon, b. Aug. 1, 1858.
M7.
Fbioiriok Waldo Noble, s. of Rev. Birdsey Glover, was b.
in Middletown, Conn., May 15, 1821. In 1846, he engaged at
Easton, Penn., in the hardware business, but in 1868, sold out his
interest in the same, and in connection with his brother and
others, under the firm of Noble, KeUogg k Co., built the Ottawa,
(Geneva & Fox River Valley railroad. He still, 1876, continues
to reside in Easton.
He m. Sept. 20, 1849, Anna Lsbbino, b. in Easton, Penn., Sept
10, 1829, dau. of Hon. William and Elizabeth (Davis) Lebring.
CHILDBEN BOBN IN BASTON.
1128. John Saitford, b. Apr. 27, 1851; resides, 1876, in Easton, and is
In the hardware business.
1124. EliMabethJMnng, b. Apr. 27, 1858; d. unm., Dec. 21, 1875, ae. 22.
1125. ITina, b. Nov. 26, 1854; d. July 4, 1871, c. 16.
1126. JBdith, b. Mch. 12, 1857.
6811.
Nathan Knight Noble, s. of Daniel, was b. in Paris, Me.,
Sept. 17, 1816. In 1831, he removed with his parents to Norway,
Me. He was master of the Otis grammar school in East Cam-
bridge, Mass., from March, 1848, to Dec, 1857, representative
from Cambridge in Massachusetts legislature, 1858-60, and post-
master in East Cambridge, 1861-69. In June, 1869, he removed
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to Montioello, town of Mount Pleasant, Green Co., Wis., and in
March, 1870, to Austin, Minn., where he has up to the present
time, 1876, been engaged in the grocery business.
He m. Not. 15, 1838, Hannah Babb Crockett, b. in Norway,
Ma, Apr. 30 1819, dau. of James and Martlia (Pike) Crockett.
children.
1127. Mary Hannah, b. July 6, 1841, in Norway, and d. July 11. 1841.
1127a. Ada Awenath, b. June 18, 1847, in Norway.
\VSnb. Jame$ Bevel, b. July 16, 1831, in Cambrid|;c; m. March 27,
1878, Charlotte Eltzalicth Piper, b. in Rock Grove, 111., May 8,
1852, dau. of Llewellen and Busan Ellen (Denniy) Piper. He is,
1876, a clerk in bis father's store in Austin. Child. Blanche
Asenatb. b. Sept. 23, 1876.
1128. Laura Frances, b. Bcpt 7, 185S, in Cambridge; m. Apr. 16, 1873,
Matthew Frank McWhorter, b. in Bclvidere, 111.. Jan. 28, 1849, s.
of Milo and Jennettc Stetson (Riddell) McWhorter. Bbe d. in
Austin, Apr. 9, 1874, c. 20. He is now, 1876, in company wltb his
father in-law, in the grocery trade, in Austin, Minn., and is also in
the hardware business in New Lisbon, Wis., where he resides.
Child b. in Austm. Lou Francis, b. Apr. 5, 1874.
LoBEMZo HoBBs NoBLB, s. of Daniel, was b. in Paris, Mc., Dec.
15, 1818. In 1841, he commenced the study of law in Maysville,
Ky., with Hon. Richard H. Stanton, and in 1847, graduated at
Harvard CoUege law school. He removed to St. Louis, Mo.,
where he was burned out in the great fire of 1848. Thence he
removed to Lebanon, Ky., and kept a drug store for about a year.
Being a second time burned out, he returned to the study and
practice of law, which he there continued until 1872, when he
removed to Louisville, Ey., and is, 1876, a practicing attorney, of
the firm of Burnett & Noble. He was for three years prosecuting
attorney for Marion Co., Ey.
He m. Oct 21, 1845, Ann Alice Hogue, b. in Harrodsburg,
Mercer Co., Ey., Jan. 8, 1823, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Mc
Myrtie) Hogue.
GBIU>BKH.
1199. Mary CkriMa, b. July 12, 1847, in New Haven, Ey.; m. 1866,
Col. Thomas £. Bums. She d. 1870. Cliild. Walter Noble.
1180. WmiamPfftta, b. Feb. 10, 1850, in New Haven, Ey.; m. 1872,
Ella DuvalL He was a banker, and d. of consumption, in 1874.
No children.
1181. ChaHn Bogue, b. June 10, 1852, in Lebanon, Ey.; m. Oct 7,
1875, Fanny Buler of New Haven, Ey. He was formerly a drug-
gist, but is now, 1876, a XJ. 6. collector of internal revenue, and
resides in New Haven, Ey.
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Ild2. Daniel Addison, b. Aug. 27, 1857, in Lebanon, Ey., and is now,
1876, a student at law in the office of bis father.
Ltdia Mabia Noble, dau. of Simon, was b. May 26, 1829.
She m. (1) Nov. 27, 1850, Henby B. Upton, b. Sept, 1821.
She m. (2) 1866, Edward Paybon Bakee, b. in Phillipston,
Mass., Nov. 3, 1830, s. of Levi and Mary (Converse) Baker. He
fitted for college at Worcester (Mass.) Academy, Eli Thayer
principal, and Westminster (Msfis.) academy, Joseph R. Gaut,
principal, graduated at Amherst College, in 1853, and at Bangor
Theological Seminary, in 1837. He was settled over a Congre-
gational church in Dennysville, Me., 1857, and dismissed, 1860;
in East Machias, Me., 1863, and dismissed, 1865; in Winthrop,
Me^ 1865, and dismissed, 1872; and over the third Congrega-
tional church in San Francisco, Cal., 1872, where he still, 1876,
remains.
CHILDBEN BY FIBST MABBIAGE.
1188. Suffene ProeU>r, b. Oct, 1852.
1184. Caroline Maria, b. June 6, 1856; m. Sept. 14, 1876, Foster P. Cole
of San Francisco, Cal.
710.
Rev. Thomas Kimball Noble, s. of Simon, was b. in Norway,
Me., Jan. 19, 1832. He pursued his studies preparatory to col-
lege at the Norway Liberal Institute, and the Oxford Normal
Institute, and was for nearly two years a member of the class of
1857, in Bowdoin College. From Jan., 1856, to Jan., 1860, he
had charge of the high school in Augusta, Me. In 1863, he
graduated^ at Bangor Theological Seminary. He was ordained,
Oct 13, 1863, as pastor of the Cong, church in Winthrop, Ma,
and left the same in Sept., 1864. In the spring of 1865, he
entered the U. S. Army as chaplain, and was mustered out^ May,
t869, having most of the time performed staff duty. He was
settled over a Cong, church in Cleveland, 0., May 12, 1869, and
dismissed Sept. 16, 1872. He was installed, Dec. 4, 1872, as
pastor of the Taylor street, now Plymouth church, in San Fran-
cisco, CaL, a position which he still, 1876, retains.
He m. (1) 1855, Akna Jaxv Sbwall, b. 1840, dau* of Bev.
Daniel and Angelina (Brown) SewalL She d. in Beaufort, S. C,
Feb. 16, 1866.
He VL (2) Oct 30, 1875, Cabolinb E. Bbadbubt, b. June 24,
1839, dau. of William Saimders and Elisabeth (Emerson) Brad-
bury of Westminster, Mass.
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CBILDRBN.
1186. H^nn^VMl iral^«,b. May 0, 1856; m. May 9, 1875, Harry Fay
Whitman, a of Ezra and Hannah (Sinchdr) Whitman, a book-
keeper in San Francisco, Cal.
1186. Mae SnoaU, b. Aug. 6, 1857.
711.
Chablbs Dexter Noble, s. of Simon, was b. in Norway, Me.,
Dec 31, 1842. He began in January, 1865, the study of medicine,
with Dr. A. P. Snow of Winthrop, Me., attended, in the spring
of 1865, medical lectures at Bowdoin CoQege, Ma, graduated with
the degree of M. D., in March, 1868, at the University of Louis-
ville, Ky., was R. A. surgeon, U. S. A., from March, 1868, to Jan.,
1869, was in private practice in Louisville, Ky., from Jan. to Oct.,
1869, when he removed to Oberlin, O.,. where he now, 1876,
resides.
He UL Aug. 25, 1868, Ajvna Mabia Bbowk, b. July 12, 1844,
datL of Silas Olcutt and Nancy (Curtis) Brown.
CHILDBEK.
1187. Jennie, b. June 4, 1869, in Louisville.
Uaa BUen Maria, b. July 15, 1871. in Oberlin.
1189. JoHn OkuU, b. Feb. 9, 1875, in Oberlin.
T41.
Revilo Noble, s. of Averill, was b. in Essex, Vt., Apr. 20,
1798. In the autumn of 1838, he left Essex, with two wagons
and four horses, on the 27th of November, crossed the Mississippi
river at the mouth of Rock river, and settled about two miles
from the Misnasippi, in Iowa, where he contmued to reside, until
1855, when he removed to Chatfield, Minn.
He VL Dec. 5, 1823, Sophia Dat, b. in Essex, Vt., Aug. 10,
1796, dau. of David 2d and Asenath (Childs) Day.
1140. Irad Day, b. Oct. 6, 1824; m. Lydia Myers.
1141. mm CkOde, b. Feb. 99, 1896; d. in West Buffalo, Iowa, Jan.,
1848, e. 19.
1148. OmroUne Baehd, b. Jan. 94, 1898; m. William M. Taylor.
1148. aepkiaMaiMa, b. Aug. 10, 1880; m. James M. Mitchell.
1144. Maria mUna, b. Sept 9, 1889; m. James Alexander Btuifis of
Chatlleld, Minn. Q^
1145. George Fb^^. b. Feb. 18,1885. dr^^j^juj^l^ (U-VUU. \tK.X^-
1146. J5bniuiAAi«tt0,b. May 6, 1887. ^Tw^ ^^^^^^^^^^-^ ^
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746.
Bev. Calvin Day Noble, b. of Bey. Calvin, was b. in Chelaea,
Vt, Sept. 12, 1811, and d. in Springfield, Vt., Ang. 23, 1844, s.
32. He graduated, in 1834, at Middlebury College; studied the-
ology with Rev. Dr. Willard Child of Pittsfield, Vt., and Bev. David
Buckham of Chelsea, Vt He was licensed to preach, in August,
1835, was ordained June 8, 1836, over the Cong, church in Boch-
ester, Vt.; installed, Nov. 25, 1840, over the Cong, church in
Springfield, Vt., and remained in that connection until his death.
He preached on Thanksgiving day, in 1841, a sermon, which was
afterwards published, on the death of President Harrison, entitled,
Our country f its glory, and its shame.
He m. Sept 1, 1835, Emklins Jbwstt, b. in Middlebury, Vt,
Dec. 13, 1810, dau. of James and Sylvia (Nasb) Jewett She d.
in ^ringfield, Vt, Sept 19, 1846, ae. 35.
CHILDREN.
1147. WaUam Oyrus, b. Oct 22» 1886; m. Jennie Lombard.
1146. Frances BfmOtne, b. July 28, 1888, in Bochester, Vt ; m. June 15,
1859, Foster ElUott Swift, b. in Chester, Vt, Nov. 11, 1886. a of
Elliott J. and Melinda (House) Swift He is, 1875, a hotel-keeper,
in North Adams, Mass. They have no children.
1149. Calmn Day, b. Aug. 18, 1840; m. Hannab O. Phinney.
1150. AmeUa Sophia, b. June 28, 1848, in Springfield, Vt ; m. Mch. 11,
1868, Henry Martyn Streeter, b. in Heath, Mass., Mch. 18, 1839. s.
of Charles and Rhoda (Rice) Wheeler. He is a farmer in lUverside,
San Bernardino, Cal. They have no children.
T4T.
Ajccua LuoBKTLiL NoBLB, dau. of Rev. Calvin, was b. in Chel-
sea^ Vt, June 14, 1814, and d. in Pontiac, Mich., June 4, 1842,
0. 28.
She m. Oct. 11, 1832, Wtluam Gallup Page, b. in Hartland,
Vt, March 26, 1797, s. of Benjamin and Nancy (Gallup) Page.
He was a merchant in Chelsea, Vt, 1820-27; in Mt Clemens,
Mich., 1837-40; and afterwards in Pontiac, Mich., where he d.
Feb. 15, 1845, ». 48.
CHILD.
1151. William 2MU, b. Apr. 4, 1887, in Chelsea, Vt; pursued his pre-
paratory studies without assistance, in Bloomiield, N. T., graduated
in 1803, at Hamilton College, N. Y., and in 1866, at Auburn Theo-
logical Seminary. He was ordained and installed, June 14, 1866,
as pastor of the Pint Presb. church in Trumansburgh, N. T., and
resigned that position, Jan. 1, 1869; was stated supply of the First
Presb. church in Jacksonville, Fla., from Feb. 1, 1869, to Sept. 1,
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1870; was stated supply of the Presb. church Id Amenia, K. T.,
from Sept. 1, 1870. to Nov. 1, 1873; and was installed, Dec 8, 1878,
as pastor of the First Presb. church in Lenyenworth, Kan., and
has there remained up to the present time, March, 1870. He m.
Sept. 27, 1802, Jenette Nancy Peck.
William Henrt Noble, b. of Rev. Calvin, was b. in Chelsea,
Vt, Sept 13, 1831. He is a farmer, and resided in Chelsea,
Yt, until April 1, 1872, when he removed to Tunbridge, Vt,
where he now, 1876, lives. * He has no children.
He m. (1) June 13, 1859, Elxanob Janb Retmolds, b. in Tun-
bridge, Vt., Feb. 21, 1834, dau. of Andrew Hooper and Mary
(Famham) Reynolds. She d. in Tunbridge, Vt., Oct 19, 1872,
0.38.
He m. (2) Sept 20, 1874, Juua RichIbdson, b. in Plattsburgh,
N. Y^ Nov. 19, 1836, dau. of Salter Theron and Caroline (Fam-
ham) Richardson.
Ml.
Ira Hues Noble, b. of Gideon, was b. in Acra, town of Cairo,
N. Y., April 11, 1821. He removed, 1845, to Racine Co., Wis.,
and resides there at the present time, 1877, in Ives* Orove. He is
a farmer and stock-raiser.
He m. Oct 10, 1843, Fanny Marl^ Hsrvet, b. in Durham,
N. Y., July 26, 1818, dau. of Herman and Hannah (Tyler) Hervey.
CHZLDRBN.
1162. Orlando AUneron, b. Dec.' 18, 1845; d. Bept 11, 1846, e. 8 mos.
1158. PmnOia BmeUne, b. Aug. 29, 1847; m. Oct 2. 1866, Theodore
Dwight Weld Manchestor, b. in Cayuga Co., N. Y., Oct. 18, 1840,
s. of James T. and Lucy Ann (Thornton) Manchester. He is, 1877,
a lawyer and fanner in Saline Co., Kan. Children. 1. Charles
Noble, b: July 9, 1868, in Wis.; 8. Lucy Estelle, b. Jan. 5, 1872.
in Wis.
Mabt K Noble, dan. of Walker, was b. Feb. 16, 1826.
She m. May 28, 1844, Hoeatio L. Day of Cairo, N. Y.
1154. Mary DOia, b. July 5, 1846.
1155. Sherwood,, b. June, 1848; d. 1849, e. 11 weeks.
1156. Ohariet, b. Sept 4, 1851.
§61. '
Hon. Charles Noble, s. of Deodatus, was b. in Williamstown,
Mass., July 4, 1797, and d. in Detroit, Mich., Dec. 26, 1874, m. 77.
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HaviDg gradoated at Williama CoUege, in 1815, he read law in
WiUiamatown, with his nnde, Hon. Daniel Noble, and in Pittefield,
Mass. He started for the West^ in 1818, and after a short resi-
. dence in Cleveland, 0., removed in 1820 to Frenchtown, now
Monroe, Mich. That place continued to be his home, except from
1850-53, and 1867-74, when he resided in Detroit, Mich. He
held many public offices, as register of deeds, district-attorney,
postmaster, Indian agent^ member of the general assembly, mem-
ber of the legislative oouncD, 1828-29, president judge of the
county court, 1846-50, and surveyor general of the district em-
bracing Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, 1849-53. In the obituary
record of the graduates of Williams College, for the year 1874-75,
appears the following estimate of the chaxacter of Mr. Noble:
" Older citizens remember Mr. Noble as one of quite a large number of
earnest and well educated men, who half a century ago planted them-
selves in Monroe, and thence influenced, and to a large extent controlled
the politics, and what were then regarded as the esrly enterprises of the
State. The results of Mr. Noble's active life are now seen and enjoyed
through a wide extent of country, by a large and appreciative population.
He has left a bright and spotless reputation, and a memory which will be
fondly cherished for many long years to come. Mr. Noble was a man of
deep convictions and decided opinions in all religious matters. In the
year 1881, he first connected himself with the Presbyterian church, and
for a number of years was a ruling elder in the church of that denomina-
tion at Monroe. Shortly after his removal to Detroit, he became a ruling
elder in the First Presbyterian church there, and so remained until his
death. Both in Monroe and in Detroit, Mr. Noble had, by his genial
manners, his sterling integrity, his inflexible uprightness of life, gathered
around him a wide circle of friends, who will Isment sincerely that he is
no longer their fellow citizen snd friend. As the good mariner, when he
draws near the home port, furls his sails and enters its gates softly, so
did this good man with sll dignity of expression snd oonfldence of faith,
turn his face towards Heaven in his last days, snd enter into Ids rest.
' The memory of the Just is blessed.* '*
He m. May 16, 1823, Euza Stmmbs Winq, b. in Marietta, O.,
May 2, 1802, dau. of Enoch and Mary (Oliver) Wing of Marietta,
O., and Phelps, N. Y.
flirn.PBRW BOBK XH XORROB.
1157. Franca Ltmiia, b. Aug. 20, 1824; d. Apr. 20, 1827, m. 2.
lisa EliMdbeth Abb^, b. July 15, 1826; m Hannibsl L. Stanley.
1160. Chofki Wifiif, b. Feb. 18, 1828; m. (1) J. F. Mygatt; (d) C. G.
Van Buren; ^) F. Martina.
1160. Jfary Auguita, b. Aug. 26, 1880; d. Oct 2, 1881, c. 1.
1161. BUen EUetra, b. Aug. 7, 1882; m. George 8. Frost
1162. Ma»n Enoch, b. Sept 28, 1884; d. Nov. 16, 1886, s. 1.
1168. Qmway Whittier, b. Oct. 7, 1842.
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863.
Elizabkth Abbt Noble, dao. of DeodatuB, was b. in Williams'
town, Mass., Dec. 21, 1800, and d. of cholera^ in Monroe, Mich.,
Aug. 16, 1834. ». 33.
She m. Feb. 16, 1825, Dr. Gkobob LAin>ON, b. 1794. He re-
sided in Monroe. Mich., married a second wife, and died in 1874.
CHILDBKH.
1164. Franca SUuMh, b. Feb. 16, 1887; m. Nov. 12, 1847, Lewis A. HaU
of Clereland, O.
1166. Sarah Ablnf, b. Feb. 27, 1884.
86S.
HoK. David Addison Noble, s. of Deodatus, was b. in Williams-
town, Mass., Nov. 9, 1802, and d. in Monroe, Mich., Oct. 13, 1876,
». 73. He graduated in 1825, at Williams College, was admitted,
Aug., 1829, to practice in the Supreme court of the state of New
York; represented Monroe, in 1845 and 1846, in the legislature of
Michigan, and was elected representative in Congress for the
session of 1853-54.
The following extract from the Detroit Free Press, gives the prin-
cipal facts in the history of his life:
"David Addison Noble . . . was fitted for college in the school of
PftTsoD [Moses] Hallock, In Plainfleld, Mass., and entered Williams Col-
lege in 1821, from which institution he graduated with honors, in 1826. In
college he was a good scholar, distinguished for accuracy and soundness
rather than for fluent recitations and showy acquisitions. .... In
September, 1826, he entered the law office of Hermanus Bleeker, in Albany,
N. T., remaining there until the winter of 1826, when he went to Hudson,
N. T., where he entered upon his literaiy work as assistant editor of the
CMuffibiad, In the following year he moved to New York city, entering
the law office of Benjamin Clark,' on Franklin Square, at the same time
giving lessons in French in Banoell's academy. He was a fine Greek and
Latin scholar, and during the winter was engaged to correct for the pub-
lishers the proof-sheets for a Greek work. Subsequently he opened a law
office with David Logan, at Ko. 4 Pine street. He was in the practice of
his profession about two yean in New York, and for a short time was in
partnership with Hon. Charles O'Conor.
" In 1881 Mr. Noble removed to Monroe, Michigan, where he has since
continued to reside. He here opened a law office with Warner Wing. He
was an accomplished French scholar, and here it was of the greatest ad-
vantage among the French population, so numerous at that time, enabling
him to do an extensive business for them, pleading their cases in that
language.
"He always devoted himself assiduously to the practice of his profession,
sad as a consequence, with his sterling abilities and good attainments, was
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•Qcoeasful, establishing an enviable reputation. It was as a oounseior tliat
Mr. Noble was chiefly distinguished, his thoroughly-disciplined mind» his
habits of patient research, and his superior Judgment peculiarly qualifying
him to arriye at correct legal conclusions. The bar of which he w^as a
member numbered in its ranks such lawyers as Robert McClclUmd, Alpheus
Felch, and that well-known jurist, the late Judge Warner Wing.
" He was not only active in his profession, but entered with the same
▼Igor into public life. He was elected Recorder in 1888, and while acting
in this capacity, drew up the city charter. He was twice elected Alder-
man, and in 1842 was elected Mayor. In 1845, Mr. Noble was chosen to
represent his county in the Legislature, which he did with ability, and to
the satisfaction of the people of the county. On Nov. l<Mh, 1840, Mr.
Noble secured the charter of the Michigan Southern Railroad. He
opposed the sale of the public roads, the Michigan Central, etc, and then
fought the House on the bill and prevented its passage. In 1847, Mr. Noble
was appointed a member of the Harbor and River convention at Chicago.
Subsequently he was appointed one of the committee of five to cany out
the wishes of the convention, at which time he wrote a full statistical
report of the commerce of the lakes. In 1852, Mr. Noble was elected to
Congress from the Second District In 1858, he was appointed manager of
the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago raOroad, which position he held
four years."
He m. July 19, 1832, Sabah Shaw, dau. of Hon. Henry Shaw
of Laaesboro^ Mass.
CHILDBEN BOBN IK MONBOE.
1166. Henry Shaft, b. Dec. 19, 1888; m. Delia Yroman.
1167. Laura Wheeler, b. July 14, 1841; m. Herbert Lee Stoddard, s. of
Oscar and Delia (Lee) Stoddard. They reside, 1877, in Monroe,
Mich. No children.
1168. John 8a/tage, b. Nov. 5, 1848.
S64.
Dakibl Noblx, s. of Deodatus, was b. in Williamstown, Mass.,
Apr. 15, 1807, and d. in Monroe, Mich., May 16, 1875, m. 68. He
entered "Williams College, but was compelled by weak eyes to leave
at the dose of the Sophomore year. After his removal to Monroe,
Mich., until 1837 or 1838, he engaged in mercantile pursuits.
From that time until 1849, he was a farmer, next for four years a
derk in the office of his brother, the surveyor-general, and subse-
quently again a merchant
He m. Dec 10, 1834, Julia Bkagb, b. in East Bloomfield, N. T,,
Nov. 6, 181 5, dau. of Elisha and Lucretia (Norton) Beadi of East
Bloomfidd, N. Y., and afterwards of Oberlin, 0.
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CHILDBEK.
llflO. nekn Maria, b. Mch. 5, 1837; d. Dec. 18. 1840, (P. 3.
1170. Ihnry Jfnwn, b. Feb. 20, 1880; m. Adelaide Morton.
1171. Nathaniel Korlon, b. Sept 80, 1841; d. in New York city, June 15,
1842, s. 8 mos.
1172. Mary Lvcretia, b. May 8, 1848; m. Orrcn D. Fibber.
1178. Wmam Norton, b. Apr. 5, 1845; d. in Detroit. Mich., Kov. 10,
1851, «. 0.
1174. JuUa Abby, b. Sept 22, 1847; d. in Monroe, Feb. 7, 1840, s. 1.
1175. Edward Stanley, b. Nov. 20, 1840.
1176. Additan BuUdey, b. Bept 10, 1856.
Bev. Mason Noble, D. D., b. of Deodatus, was b. in Williams-
town, Mass., Mch. 18, 1809. He fitted for coUege, partly at Stock-
bridge, Mass., under Bev. Jared CortiS) and partly at the academy
in 'Williamstown, and graduated at Williatkis College, in 1 827. His
theological studies were pursued at Princeton Theological Seminary,
1828-29, and also for a time with Rev. Dr. Nathan S. S. Beman
of Troy, N. T« He wss a tutor in Williams Ck)llege, 1829-31;
was ordained, as an evangelist, Feb. 15, 1832, at Williamstown.
He was installed, Dea 17, 1832, as pastor of the Fourth Presb.
church in Washington, D. C, and was dismissed July 21, 1839;
was installed, Oct 14, 1839, as pastor of the Eleventh Presb. church
in New York dty, and dismissed, June 9, 1850. In June 1850, he
commenced his labors in the Associated Reformed church in Balti-
more, Md., as assistant pastor with Bev. Pr. Duncan, who had
become entirely disabled by paralysis, and continued there about
(«e year. He opened, in 1851, a young ladies' school in Washing-
ten, D. C, but retired from that position in Mch., 1852, to accept a
chaplaincy in the United States navy. While teaching in Wash-
ington, he organized a new Presbyterian church on 6th street, and
continued his labors in that field, while performing his duties as
chaplain in the Navy Yard.
While chaplain of the navy, he made at least one cruise to the
Mediterranean, and during the late Civil war was chaplain of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. At the latter place, writes Dr.
Noble, '* I preached to five hundred young naval officers every Sab-
bath, and read the Bible to them, and prayed every morning, as
they stood before me^ in militaiy array. I felt that this was prob-
ably the most responsible, if not the most useful portion of my
ministerial life.'*
He was retired from active duties as chaplain in 1871, at the age
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of sixty-two, as the law lequiras, but is still a chaplain od half -pay .
He is now, 1876, in strong health, preaching every Sabbath, as
pastor elect, to the Sixth Presb. church in Washington, which is
free from debt, and numbers about one hundred and thirty fam-
ilies, and two hundred communicants.
Mr. Noble received, in 1866, the degree of D. D. from his Alma
Mater. He has published, 1. A Thanksgiving discourse occasioned
by the departure of the Asiatic cholera from the city of "Washing-
ton, preached in 1832; 2. An introduction to the life of Mrs. Elisa-
beth 6. Dwight of Constantinople, in 1838; 3. Sermon on the
death of President Harrison, preached and published in New York
in 1841; 4. Speech on home nusdons, delivered in the Broadway
Tabemade, in New York, in 1845; 5. A series of letters from
Canada, published in 1846; 6. A series of letters from foreign
lands, extending through the years 1855-57; 7. Essay on the ex-
traordinary usefulness of David M. Wilson of Washington, 1858;
8. Tribute to the character of Rev. Joshua N. Danforth, D. D.,
1862; 9. Memorial discourse, occasioned by the death of President
Linooln, preached before the United States Naval Academy, 1865 ;
10. Centennial discourse at Williamstown, Mass., 1865; 11. Speech
before the Seaman's Friend society, on the claims of the American
navy upon the sympathy of American Christians.
Portraits of Rev. Dr. Noble and his wife, painted at Wash-
ington, in 1838 or 1839, by Charles 6. King, an eminent artist, are,
1876, in possession of their son. Rev. Joseph F. Noble of Hemp-
stead, L. L
He m. Aug. 31, 1836, Amn Cathabink Plkasants, b. in Harrods-
burg, Ky., May 28, 1820, dau. of Benjamin Franklin and Isabella
McAuly (Adair) Pleasants of Washington, D. C.
1177. Jcmjph FranOin, b Aug. 95, 1887; m. Bonioe M. Prime. .
1178. M(uon, b. Bept 12, 1842; m. Mary Adam.
1179. Oeofffe PleoMnU, b. Jan. 4, 1845; m. Frances T. Ketcbam.
1180. Ohariet, b. Dec. 4, 1847; m. Alice Thomas.
M7.
William Addisoh Noblb, s. of Deodatus, was b. in Williams-
town, Mass., Feb. 16, 1819. He has resided, since 1840, in Mon-
roe, Mich., and has been a merchant and millman. He is now,
1876, postmaster.
He m. Oct 28, 1844, Mabtha Bxaob, b. July 16, 1820, dau. of
Elisha Beach|[of Oberlin, 0.
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CHILDUBH.
1181. Am, b. Aug. 18, 1845; d. Aug. 14, 1845.
1182. Henrietta Gardner, h. May 10, 1848; unm., 1876.
1188. Mason Addison, b. Not. 14, 1852; unm., resides, 1876, in Monroe,
ftnd is a lumber dealer.
1184. LuereUa BeU, b. June 9, 1857.
884.
BuzA NoBLB, dau. of David Addison, b. Apr. 15, 1793, d. in
Williamstown, Mass., Sept 9, 1863, ». 70.
She m. Oct 2, 1827, Bev.' Jobeph Mabsh Brkwbter, Nov. 5,
1797. He vas settled, Dec. 29, 1824, over the Cong, church in
Peru, Mass., and dismissed Sept 10, 1833. He d. of consumption,
in Peru, Dec 29, 1833, e. 36.
CBILDBXN.
1185. Jcsefh Addison, b. Nov. 17,1828; m. Oct 1, 1855. Mary Rogers,
and removed to Cincinnati, O.
1186. CaroUnt Mary, b. Dec. 8, 1881.
88ft.
Mabt Abigail Noble, dau. of Hon. Daniel, was b. in Adams,
Mass., Dec. 22, 1803, and resides, May, 1876, at 122 Beacon street,
Boston, Mass.
She m. (1) Aug. 15, 1826, Rev. William Augustus Pobtbb, b.
in Spenoertown, N. Y., Oct 3, 1798, s. of Rev. Dr. David and
Sarah (Collins) Porter. He graduated with the valedictory, at
Williams College, in 1818. The next year he studied theology,
meet of the time under his father's instruction. From 1819-21, he
was a tutor in Williams CoUege. In 1825, having passed nearly
two years at Princeton Theological Seminary, he was invited to
preach in Burlington, V t, as a candidate for settlement over the
Congregational church. He was, 1825-27, professor of the Latin
and Oreek languages in the University of Vt; and from 1827
until his death, professor of rhetoric and moral philosophy in Wil-
liams College. He was "greatly respected for his brilliant talents
and varied aooomidishments. He was about the medium sise, but
of unconunonly fine personal appearance. He was a warm friend,
a diligent student^ and a devoted Christian.'* He d. in Williams-
town, Apr. 2, 1830, n. 81.
She m. (2) Aug. 16, 1832, Chablbs Stoddabd, b. in Northampton,
Mass., June 27, 1802, s. of Solomon and Sally (Tappan) Stoddard.
For more than fifty years he was engaged in mercantile pursuits in
Boston, and during that long period received the respect and con-
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fidence of the community. In 1840, he was elected a deacon of the
Old South church. In 1832, he was elected a member of the pru-
dential committee of the American Board of CommissionerB for
Foreign Missions, and became chairman of that committee in 1859.
From 1839 until his death, he was a trustee of "Williams College.
He d. in Boston, Apr. 20, 1873, m. 70.
CHILD BT nBST ICABBIAOE.
1187. EUen, b. If ay 4, 1829, in Williamstown ; m. Not. 19,
1851, George Frederick Betto. He was b. in Newbuigh, N. T. , June
14, 1827, 8. of Hon. Samuel Rosseter and Caroline Abigail (Noble)
Belts. He graduated at Williams College, 1844; was for a time a
practicing attorney in New York, but has been, 1876. for many
years clerk of the United Btates District court for the Southern dis
trictof New York.
CHILDBEN BT SBCOHD KABRIAGE.
1188. CharUi Avguthu, b. May 28, 1833, in Boston. He pursued his pre-
. paratory studies at Boston Latin School, 1842-49; graduated at Wil-
liams College in 1854, at Union Theological Seminary in New York,
in 1859, and in September 1859, was settled as pastor of the Wash-
ington Heights Presbyterian church in New York. With his pas-
toral he combines editorial labor on the 2fett York Obiener, He
received, in 1871, from his Alma Mater, the degree of D. D. He m.
Nov. 16, 1869, Maiy £. Prime.
1189. Marif, b. July 9, 1885, in Boston ; m. March, 1859, Samuel
Johnson of Boston.
Ml«
William Hknbt Noble, a. of Hon. Daniel, waa b. in Williams-
town, Mass., May 23, 1817, and d. May 13, 1867, ss. 50. He fitted
for college in the Pittsfield gymnasium, under Chester Dewey.
After his graduation, at Williams CoUege, in 1837, he was for sev-
eral years engaged in teaching. Subeequently he followed the
profession of civil engineering, and was employed in the construc-
tion of the Boston Cochituate water-works, and in building rail-
roads in the states of Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
At the time of his death he was connected with a newspaper called
the NaUanal Merchant, pubhahed at Burlington, Iowa. His death
was occasioned by injuries received by the explosion of the steamer
Lansing, at Hampton, on the Mississippi river, above Bock island.
He was buried in Kenosha, Wis. Childbbn, none.
He m. Jan., 18i8, Jakx Obb, dau. of Hon. Benjamin Orr of
Brunswick, Me.
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Solomon Bblden Noble, b. of Hon. Daniel, vas b. in Williams-
town, MasB., May 22, 1819. He fitted for college at the Pittsfield
gjmnasiam, under Chester Dewey: graduated at Williams College,
in 1837, and read law in New York city, with Daniel Lord and Hon.
Samuel R. Betts. He has been a member of the General Assembly
of New York. He has practiced his profession in New York dty,
and Lotfg Island dty, N. Y., in the latter of which places he now,
1875, residea
He m. (I) Dec. 4, 1844, Juua Fbsris.
He m. (2) Mch. 8, 1854, Aonbs Nioolson. She d. abt 1874.
CHILD BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
1190. Omxt Bdden, b. Oct. 22, 1845.
Ml.
Elijah Botsford Noblb, s. of Ichabod, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Aug. 7, 1797, and d. in Danbury, Conn., July 10, 1847, e.
49. He was a clothier, and resided in New Canaan, Conn., 1824-
32; in South East, N. Y., 1832-40; and in Danbury, Conn., from
1840 until his death.
He m. Mdi. 3, 1824, Eleanor Ann Thrall, b. in North Salem,
N. Y., Feb. 22, 1808, dau. of Haciliah and Huldah (Hopkins)
Thrall. She resides, 1877, in Bridgeport^ Conn.
ghildrsn.
1191. George Thaoher, b. Mch. 16, 1827, in New Canaan; m. Dec. 81,
1861, Lucretia Hand Harris, b. in Greenport, L. L, Jan. 4, 1881,
dau. of Daniel and Elnora Ann (Siason) Harris. He removed,
1861, to Bridgeport, Conn., and has there resided up to the present
time, being now, 1877, a member of the Arm of Bticknej & Noble,
dealers in garden seeds, flour, feed, and fertilizers. Children.
1. George Hopkins, b. Aug. 4, 1864, in Bridgeport ; 2. Joseph Harris,
b. Jan. 14, 1866, in Bridgeport; 8. ICarcus Corey, b. Aug. 18, 1874,
in Fairfield, Conn.
1192. LtmiM Maria, b. If ch. 86, 1881, in New Haven, Conn. ; m. Nov.
4, 1847, Jesse Bylvester Duncomb, b. in Easton, Conn., Sept. 17,
1884, s. of -Isaac and Ann (Ferry) Duncomb. He is, 1877, a station-
ary engineer in a factoiy in Bridgeport, Conn. Children. 1. Emma
Noble, b. May 8, 1849, in Danbury, Conn., m. Nov. 82, 1869, Lewis
Hoyt of Danbury; 8. Augusta Maria, b. Apr. 88, 1851, in Bridge-
port; 8. Mary Louisa, b. Aug. 17, 1855, in Bridgeport.
1198. MaryBlMbeai, b. Feb. 85, 1884. in South East, N. Y.; resides
unm., 1877, in Bridgeport, Conn.
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ItVciA NoBLS, dau. of Ichabod, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Feb. 24, 1802. She resides, 1877, in Newtown, Conn.
She m. May 22, 1822, Hon. Thbophilus Nichols, b. Jan. 19,
1796, s. of Lemuel and Alice Nichols. He was a tailor. He held
the offices of deputy sheriff, justice of the peace, and judge of pro-
bate. He d. in Newtown, Conn., Nov. 18, 1870, m, 74.
CHIIiDRini BORK IK HEWTOWK.
1194. Charlotte Bluabeth, b. Jan. 18, 1824; unm., resides, 1877. in New-
town.
1195. Wmam 2MU, b. May 29, 1827; m. (1) Apr. 9, 1862, Isabella
McMillan Blackman; (2) Feb. 18, 1868, Fanny Deborah Dodge. He
resides, 1877, in Cincinnati, O., and is a buyer and salesmao in a
hat, cap, and fur house.
1196. Ann Maria, b. Mch. 25, 1829: d. in Newtown, June 28,
1849, e. 20.
1197. Mary Francei, b. Oct 8, 1832; m. Apr. 9, 1856, Rev. Oeorge
Hall Rumney. He graduated at Hamilton College, in 1849, at
the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va., in 1852,
and is, 1877, rector of the Episcopal churcb io East Haddam, Conn.
1198. Henrif TJuophUiu, b. Not. 7, 1889; m. May 18, 1868, Abigail
Louise Bkidmore. He resides, 1877, in Newtown, Conn., and is
treasurer of the Savings bank, and also an insurance agent.
Mabcus Noble, s. of Ichabod, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Dec. 11, 1808. He resided in Bethel, Conn., 1829-39; in South
East, Putnam Co., N. Y., 1839-40; and in 1840 removed to West
Somerset, Niagara Co., N. Y., where he has continued to reside
op to the present time, March, 1877. He was a shoemaker pre-
vious to 1-840, and has been a fanner since.
He m. (1) Oct., 1831, Amelia Bulxlbt, dau. of Peter and Sarah
(Turney) Bulkley. Shed, in Bethel, Conn^ Sept. 9, 1832, as. 31.
He m. (2) Oct. 3, 1833, Abigail Shbbwood; b. in New Fairfield,
Conn., Oct. 6, 1810, dau. of Thomas Wayne and Jerusha (Bene-
dict) Sherwood of South East^ N. Y.
CHILD BT FIBST ICABBIAOB.
1199. Mareui, b. ; d. s. 7 weeka
CHILD BT SBOOND MABBIAGB.
1800. Bomyne Waifne, b. Aug. 10, 1841, in Somerset, N. Y. ; m. Oct 17,
1866, Ellen Btewart, b. in Hartland, Niagara Co., N. Y., Jau. 26,
1841, dau. of Zadoc Bufflngton and Abigail (Marsh) Btewart. No
children. He is, 1877. a fanner in West Somerset, N. Y.
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Mabcia N0BI4B1 dau. of Ichabod; was b. in New MilfonL Conn.,
Dec 11, 1808.
Shem. Dec 31, 1828, Stephen Smith, b. Aug. 1, 1804, b. of
Amoe and Sarah (Keeler) Smith. Since marriage, he has resided
three years in New Haven, Conn., seven years in New Milford,
Conn., three years in Ridgefield, Conn., and from June 1, 1853, to
the present time, Oct, 1875, in Pittsfield. Washtenaw Co., Mich.,
his P. O. address being Saline, Mich. He is a farmer.
CHIIjDBEN.
1201. Sarah Luanda, b. Jan. 14, 1880, in New Milford; and there d.
Apr. 16, 1880, s. 8 mos.
1202. Harria Elizabeth, b. Apr. 29, 1881, in New Milford; unm., resides,
1875, in Pittofield, Mich.
1208. FrarUOin Whiting, b. May 28, 1885, in New Haven; m. (1) Oct. 15,
1861, Harriet ElecU Hurd, who d. Jan. 28, 1860; (2) May 80, 1872,
Barah Rosaline Finch. He is, 1876, a farmer in Orleans, Ionia Co.,
Mich.
1204. Bet^amin NMt, b. Sept 24, 1841, in Ridgefleld; m. Martha Maria
Phelps. He is, 1876, a farmer in Pittsfleld, Mich., his P. O. address
being Saline, Mich.
1205. OomOia FrawM, b. July 8,1846, in Ridgefleld; unm., resides,
1875, in Pittsfleld, Mich.
Charles Clehent Noble, s. of Ichabod, was b. in New Mil-
ford, Conn., Dec 18, 1811. He is a merchant-tailor, and resides
in New MUf ord. Conn. He was town clerk of New Milford, from
Oct, 1865, to Oct, 1867.
He m. (1) May 12, 1835, Harbibt Cubtib, b. in Bridgeport,
Conn., Dec 7, 1815, dan. of Matthew and Polly (Lacy) Curtis.
She d. in New Milford, May 13, 1856, ». 40.
He m. (2) May 26, 1864, Mrs. Elizabeth Cubtis, b. in Bridge-
port, Conn., Oct 18, 1818, dau. of Joseph and Abigail (Mallett)
Knapp. She m. (1) Sept. 20, 1837, Frederic Lacy Curtis, a tailor,
silversmith, and grocer, who d. in Bridgeport^ Conn., Aug. 8, 1860,
tt.47.
CHIU>BEH BT FIBST ICABBIAOE.
1206. Bu9M B&ttfoTd, b. June 22, 1886, in Newtown, Conn. ; unm., re-
sides, 1878, in New Milford, and is of the Arm of C. C. Noble &
Son, merchant-tailors. He has been town clerk of New Milford,
Aug.. 1864-Oct., 1865; and Oct., 1867-1878.
1207. Auguita Maria, b. Dec. 20, 1888, in Newtown, Conn.
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1906. OarvUne CurUi, b. Oct 25, 1840, in Kew Milford; m. June 21,
1865, George Nelson Canfleld, b. in New Hilfonl, July 24, 1888, a.
of William Nelson and Martha Ann (Piatt) Canfield. Children
bom in New Milford. 1. Harriet Augusta, b. June 6, 1866; 2. Caro-
line Noble, b. June 80, 1870, d. in New Milfoid, Dec. 81, 1876, «.
6; 8. Elizabeth Curtis, b. Sept 20, 1872.
1209. Chariei Henry, b. Dec. 18, 1842, in New Milford; is, 1875, assist-
ant cashier of First National banlL of New Milford.
1210. Bmma CbmeUa, b. Nov. 11, 1845, in New MUford; resides, 1875,
unm., in New Milford.
1211. WiOiam NiehoU, b. Apr. 10, 1848, in New Milford; resides, 1877,
unm., in New Milford, and is a druggist.
1212. Harriet Ludnda,}). Aug. 8, 1850, in New Milford; resides, 1875,
num., in New Milford.
1218. SOa France; b. July 80, 1858, in New Milford; resides, 1875,
num., in New Milford.
Hknbt Lanb NoBLKy 8. of Martin, was b. in New Lisbon, N. Y.,
Dec 31, 1798, and d. in Cleveland, 0., Oct. 10, 1852, as. 53. He
left home, in 1820, worked for one year in Boardman, O., and
then remoyed to Cleveland, 0., where h«^ resided until bis death.
He was by trade a carpenter and joiner, and held the office of
warden in Trinity cburdi, Cleveland.
He m. May 13, 1826, Hopkt Johnbon, b. in Bethany, Conn.,
June 19, 1800, dau. of Gideon and Sally (Cruttenden) Johnson.
She d. in Cleveland, C, March 15, 1871, as. 69.
CHILDBEK BORN IN CLXVSI^AKD.
1214 BUaa, b. Jan. /M), 1828; d. in Cleveland, from the effect of
bums, Jan. 26, 1884, «. 6.
1215. Henry MarUn, b. Jan. 10, 1881; is, 1875, an engineer, in Marquette,
Mich.
1216. BwMneElmk, b. Oct 17, 1888; m. May 15, 1861, William Ousta-
vus Tates, s. of Francis and Calsaina (Eddy) Tales, agent of
United States express company, in Cleveland, O. He resides, 1877,
at 272 Prospect street, Cleveland. Children. 1. Henry Noble, b.
Mch. 17, 1868; 2. Charles Tates, b. Feb. 2, 1865; 8. Clara EvaUne,
b. Feb. 16, 1872, d. in Cleveland, July 15, 1872, s. 4 mos. ; 4. Ida
Noble, b. June 7, 1878.
•10.
Lay Noblb, b. of Martin, was b. in New Liabon, N. T., Sept
17, 1800. In 1816, he removed to Geneva, N. Y., and having
learned the trade of a cabinet-maker, remained there most of the
time until Nov., 1824. He then removed to Bath, N. Y., and fol-
lowed his trade until April, 1832, when he abandoned the aame
for farming. He atill, 1877, resides in Bath, N. Y.
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He m. Oct. 22, 1826, LrciNDA Bbooeb, b. in North Haven,
Conn., Sept. 27, 1803, dao. of Lemuel Brooks, who d. in Morris,
N. T., Nov. 26, 1856, ». 98, and Amelia Blakesley, who d. in
Morris, N. Y., Apr. 13, 1831, e. 66. Mrs. Lucinda Noble d. in
Bath, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1867, m. 63.
CHILDREN BORN IN BATH.
1217. Martin WWiam, b. Aug. 22, 1828; m. Mcb. 0, 1854, LuciDda Janv
Hunter, b. in Bath, N. Y., June 20, 1880, dau. of Peter and Lu-
cinda Asenath (Dimmick) Hunter. Children born in Batb. 1.
Mary Lucinda, b. May 16, 1856; 2. Albert Lay, b. Jan. 26, 1860;
a. Clarence Hunter, b. June 5, 1868; 4. Adelia Lydia, b. Apr. 18,
1869, d. Mch. 5, 1872, s. 2. He is a fanner, and resides, 1877, in
Bath.
12ia Edward, b. June 6, 1881; m. Aug. 12, 1858, Louisa Fair-
child, dau. of Charles Btone and Lucy Ann (Starkey) Fairchild, is
a fanner, and resides, 1875, in Bath, N. Y. Children. 1. Anna
Louisa, b Mcb. 19, 1860; 2. Charles Lay, b. Sept. 26, 1866; 8.
Henry Martin, b. Oct 2, 1868. He is a fanner, and resides, 1877,
in Bath, N. Y.
1219. Adelia, b. July 10, 1882; m. Dr. Jacob Wilbcr Velic, b.
Feb. 12, 182», in Amsterdam, N. Y., s. of Philip and Betsey (Wil-
ber) Velic. He is a dentist, and resides, 1877, at No. 86 £gan
avenue, Chicago, HI.
nn.
GAflSANDANa NoBLB, dau. of Martin, was b. in New Lisbon,
N. Y., Dec. 2, 1812, and resides, 1877, in Chippewa Falls, Chippe-
wa Co., Wis.
She m. Oct. 22, 1835, Hopestill Ceuttenden, b. in Butternuts
(now Morris), N. Y., May 20, 1811, s. of Jeremiah and Mary
(Brooks) Cruttenden. He was a farmer in Morris^ and there d.
Sept 15, 1874, m, 63.
GHILDBKN BORN IN KORRia
1220. AnneUe Bliaa, b. Aug. 81, 1886; m. (X) Nov. 25, 1860, Lyman Hal-
sey Brooks, a merchant, who d. in Chippewa Falls, Wis., Nov.
10, 1867, K. 88; (2) Feb. 8, 1869, James Comcrford, b. in Castle
Comer, Kilkenny Co., Ireland, a merchant of Chippewa Falls.,
Wia In the Civil war he enlisted Sept 28, 1861, in Co., £, 2d
N. Y. Artillery, served three years and eleven months in the Union
army, and was engaged in seven battles in Virginia. " For nine
months of 'the time," writes Mr. Comerford, "I was a prisoner in
the Southern rebel prisons, in Libby, Castle Thunder, Belle
Island, Danville, Greenboro', Salisbury, Camp York, Salisbury, and
Richmond, where I was exchanged. I laid in Richmond hospital
six weeks, under the care of the ' Sisters of Mercy,' and at Annap-
olis hospital, Md., for five weeks, and was then sent to New York
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and mustered put. At Libby, Belle Islaod, and GatUe Thunder,
our rations were four or five ounces of wheat bread and two ounces
of pork» in twenty-four hours; in the other prisons, one pint of
com meal in twenty-four, or often in forty-eight hours, without any
salt, and frequently without any water or fire with which to
cook it. None of the prisons were covered except Libby and
Castle Thunder. We were exposed to all kinds of weather, were
naked and covered with Termin, and suffered from cold, hunger,
and thirst. Our sufferings were beyond description. When I was
taken prisoner, I weighed one hundred and seycnty-six pounds,
and when released, but eighty-six pounds, was covered with sores,
and in Salisbury prison lost the use of my limbs, so that when
released, I had to be carried about on a stretcher. I shall never
recover from the effects of my imprisonment."
1221. men AmeUa, b. Apr. 4, 1888; m. Sept. 26, 1864, Henry Hotch-
kiss Todd, now, 1875, a merchant and warden of Zion church in
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
1222. AlbeHlfobU. b. Feb. 2, 1840; m. Apr. 7, 1809. Emma Amelia
Hall, is, 1875, a carpenter and Joiner in Morris, N.. T.
1222a. Atf^rn. b. Dec. 29, 1842; m. Kov. 12, 1868, Qeoige Henry
Skiff, a blacksmith in New Lisbon, N. T. During the avil war, he
served for two years and ten months in the Union army, Co. 1, 114
Reg., N. T. Vol. His corps commander was, at first. Gen. Banks,
and afterwards Gen. Sheridan. He was engaged in eight battles in
Louisiana, one in Texas, three in Yiiginla, besides several hard
skirmishes, and yet never received a wound.
lfS2S, Mar^ Jbigaa, b. Feb. 20, 1845; d. in Morris, Sept 28, 1840.
SB. 4.
1224. Le Barron, b. Jan. 14, 1848; m. Sept 2, 1872, £11a Bowne.
He is, 1875, a merchant of Cooperstown, Otsego Co., N. Y.
1225. SdteylMU, b. Feb. 14, 1850; d. in Morris, N. T., Aug. 9,
1868, ». 18.
1226. Mary Gertrude, b. Dec. 7, 1858; unm., res. in Morris, N. T.
1227. Henrjf Louie, b. Apr. 20, 1856; res. in Morris, N. T.
•14.
Jkmnstt NoblB) daa. of Fhilo, was b. in New Milford, Conn.,
Dec 24, 1816, and d. in Grand Rapids, Mich., May 28, 1859, ss. 42.
She m. June 8, 1837, Gbobob Wabhinqton Allen, b. in Enfield,
Conn., Sept. 17, 1813, a. of Moaes and Nancy (Kingsbury) Allen.
He resided in Painesrille, 0., 1816-53, and then removed (o Grand
Rapids, Mich., hia home in 1877. He has been a merchant, and
was, 1866-69, a pension agent of the United States. In 1859, and
1865, he was a representative in the Michigan legislature. He m.
(2) Jan. 6, 1864, Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford Church, widow of Ben-
jamin Bradford Church, and dau. of Charles Fales of Bristol, R. L
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CHXXJ>ItKK BORM IN PAimSSVILLB.
1228. JennettNoUe, b. Jan. 11, 18d9; m. Oct 20, 1868, David Luke
Eeeler of Qrand Rapids. He is, 1877, a confectioner.
1229. EUher Chapin, b. Oct. 20, 1842; d. in Grand Rapids, Apr. 24,
1862, K. 19.
1280. Georffe Boderiek, b. Nov. 1, 1844; m. June 8, 1875, Viola Mar-
garet Miller. He is, 1877, cashier of the Grand Rapids savings
bank.
1281. BtanleyNcbU, b. Apr. 18, 1847; m. Nov. 2, 1876, Ada Ringe.
He is, 1877, a merchant in Madison, Lake Co., O.
1292, Arthur King9burjf,h.J!loY. 6, 1849; m. Nov. 14, 1876, CaroliDe
Elizabeth Kingsbury. He resides, 1877, in Grand Rapids, and is
a clerk for the Grand Rapids and Indiana R. R. Co.
1233. Henry Otlbert, b. July 12, 18S2; is, 1877, a bdokseUer in Grand
Rapids.
Stanley Noblk, 8. of Fhilo, was b. in New Mflford, Conn.,
Bee. 28, 1818, and d. in Painesrille, 0., July 17, 1873, m. 54. He
redded in PainesviUe, from 1833, until his death. For some
years he was a bookkeeper, and for about fifteen years a railway
conductor.
He m. June 7, 1843, Lydia Phelps, b. in Painesville, dau. of
Samuel W. and Lydia (Paine) Phelps. She resides, 1877, in
Painesville.
CHILD BORH IK FAiMKSVlLLB.
1284. Frederick Soardman, b. May 22, 1844; d. in PainesviUe, July 1, 1844.
•17.
Ann Mabia Noble, dau. of Philo, was b. in Painesville, 0.,
Aug. I, 1837.
She m. Dec. 18, 1856, Chester Gaylord Stone, b. in Canton,
St Lawrence Co., N. Y., Dec. 25, 1830, s. of Henry and Mary
Ann (Campbell) Stone. He removed in April, 1866, from Orand
Rapids, Mich., to Lowell, Mich., where he still, 1877, resides. He
is a merchant
GHILDBEN BORH IN ORAND RAPIDS.
1286. Frederick Qa^lard, b. Kov. 1, 1857.
1286. ArOiur Cheeier, b. Apr. 15, 1850.
1287. Jemie ChmeUa, b. Sept 21, 1868.
128a Henry NMe, b. Jan. 26, 1866.
M8.
Hiram Bbn/amin Noble, s. of Ezra, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Apr. 10, 1811. He has been a boot manufacturer, but is
now, 1877, in the retail boot and shoe trade, in New Milford.
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He m. Jan. 23, 1839, Luoia Houcak, b. in &Auai, Sandwich
Islands, March 2, 1821, dau. of Dr. Thomas and Lucy (Rugglss)
Holman. Dr. T. Holman went oat as a missionary physician, in
company with the first missionaries from the United States to the
Sandwich Islands.
CHILD BORK IN RBW MILFORD.
1289. Henrietta Maria, b. June 8, 1840; m. Aug. 28, 1870. William Qam-
well Brown, b. in Cambridge, Mass., Apr. 7, 1848, a of Charles
Henry Augustus and Mary Morse (Oamwell) Brown. He resides,
1877, in Savannah, Ga., and is engaged in the shipping businera
(steamers between New York, Pliiladelphia, and Savannah). Chil-
dren. 1. Mary Oamwell, b. Sept. 18, 1872, in New Milford, Conn. ;
2. Arthur Noble, b. May 17. 1875, In Savannah, Ga.
919.
Mabt Lucbtta Noblb, dan. of Ezra, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Aug. 15, 1812, and d. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1871,
SB. 58.
She m. June 11, 1831, Austin Bbnoni Tbowbbidob, b. in Bethel,
Conn., March, 1805, s. of Benjamin and Rachel (Hecock) Trow-
bridge. He has lived in New York dty, but now, 1877, resides
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHILD BOBH in hew lOLPORD.
1940. Jfory Jane, b. June 9, 1882; m. Oct 18, 1854, Thomas Spencer Hol-
man. He has resided since 1878, in Chicago, engaged in the iron-
ore business.
Obobob Hbnbt Noblb, s. of Ezra, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., March 12, 1814, and there d. Dec. 10, 1872, e. 58. He
resided in New Haven, Conn., 1828-38; in New York city, and
Augusta, Ga., tor a short time; and in 1842, returned to New
Milford, Conn., where he was associated with his brother, Hiram
B., in the manufacture of boots. He was postmaster of New Mil-
ford, 1853-^6; State bank commissioner, 1857-59; and assistant
IT. S. revenue assessor, 1862-71.
He m. Jan. 6, 1835, Hbhbibtta Bttbbitt, b. in New Haven,
Conn., June 25, 1816, dau. of Abel and Henrietta (McCracken)
Bnxritt, of New York dty.
CHZLDBBN.
1241. FtZZiafii Henry, b. Oct 8, 1885, in New Haven, Conn. ; and there
d. Aug. 8, 1886, s. 10 mos.
1242. Edward Avguitui, b. June 25, 1887, in New Haven; d. in New Mil-
ford, Mch. 16, 1851, ae. 18.
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1248. Qwrge Burfitt, b. Apr. 8, 1889, in AugUBU, Oa. ; d. in New
Milford, Mch. 8, 1848, m. 8.
1244. Alfred Henry, b. June 8, 1841, in New York; m. Oct. 27, 1864,
Eleanor Dacy Acly, b. in Seneca Falls, N. T., Feb. 28, 1841, dan.
of Rev. Charles Gardner and Elizabeth Cornelia (Elting) Acly of
New Milford. He resides in New Milford, has been a druggist, but
is now, 1877, engaged with his brother in the manufacture of but-
tons. Children bom in New Milford. 1. HenrietU Elizabeth, b.
8ept. 8, 1865; 2. Edward Elting, b. Aug. 15, 1875.
1245. Oeorge Bdden, b. Oct 25, 1848, in New Milford; has resided in
Chicago, but returned, Jan. 1877, to New Milford, and is engaged
with his brother in the manufacture of buttons. He is unm.
1246. EUtabeih Bftrritt, b. Dec. 4, 1858, in New Milford; and there d.
Sept. 16, 1855, e. 21 mos.
Ml.
Maria Amelia Noble, dau. of Ezra, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Feb. 10, 1816.
She m. (1) Oct. 14, 1840, John Miles Thompson, b. in Strat-
ford, Conn., 1799, s. of John and Alice (Benjamin) Thompson.
He was a merchant in Bridgeport^ Conn., and there d. Jan. 10,
1849.
She m. (2) March 26, 1857, Raymond French, b. in Derby,
Conn., Jan. 7, 1805, s. of Charles and Ann (Woodcock) French.
He m. (1) Dec. 11, 1833, Olive Curtis of Middlebury, Conn., who
d. Oct 11, 1855. He is, 1877, a mannfactoier of augers and edge-
tools, in Seymour, Conn.
CBILDItKN BOBN IN BRIDOEPOBT.
1247. JuUaHutbett, b. Sept. 28, 1842; m. Apr. 29, 1863, Carlos
French. He is, 1877, a manufacturer in Seymour, Conn.
1248. Chfuwmeur Morris, b. Feb. 4, 1844; unm., is, 1877, a lawyer in
New York city.
1249. mienAmOia, b Sept 1,1845; m. Mch. 28. 1876, Frank H.
Beecher, a manufacturer of augers, in Sejrmour, Conn.
•n.
Rachel Ann Noble, dau. of Ezra, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Jan. 26, 1818.
She m. Sept 11, 1838, Dr. Thomas Bioelow LaCet, b. in Brook-
field, Conn., Jan., 1815, s. of Dr. Noah Anson and Betsey (Hins-
dale) Lacey. He studied medicine with his father, and afterwards
attended a medical school in New York dty, where he graduated,
about 1836. He practiced his profession, 1836-56, in New Mil-
ford, Conn.- Having abandoned practice, he removed in 1856, to
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Radne, Wis., and about 1862, to Chicago, HL, and waa a general
agent for the j£tna life insarance company of Hartford, Conn.
He d. in Chieago, HI., Feb. 9, 1865, «. 50.
CHILDBEK BORK XH HEW ITILFOSD.
1250. Kathleen Maria, b. July 29, 1889; m. Nov. 19. 1868, Henry Aug:uB
tu8 Bkinner. They reside, 1877, in New York city, where be is in
a book and music store.
1251. Arthur Tkomae, b. Oct. 25. 1840; m. 1865, Mary A. Thompson.
He studied law, and d. in Chicago, Dl., Dec. 5, 1866, «. 26.
1252. Frederick you, b. June 9. 1842; m. abt 1866, Alice Tslmadge.
He resides, 1877, in Los Angeles, Cal.
1253. Edward Anson, b. July 81, 1847; d. Jan. 11, 1864, as. 16.
1254. ThomaeBigeU^r, b. Dec. 0, 1853; pursued his medical studies at
Chicago Medical College, received the degree of M. D., Mch.,
1875, and is, 1877, a physician in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He is un-
married.
Julia Cathabins Noble, dau. of Ezra, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., June 12, 1820.
She m. June 9, 1845, Shbldon Blackman, b. in Newtown, Conn.,
Nov. 27, 1810, 8. of Reuben and Charity (Clark) Blackman. He
is, 1877, a jeweler in New Milford.
CHTIiPKKW.
1255. JameeKiMe, b. Aug. 27, 1846; unm., resides, 1877, in New Mil-
ford. He is associated with his father, as a Jeweler.
1256. WHUam, b. Feb. 12, 1849; d. in New Milford, Mch. 19, 1853.
s. 4.
1257. EmOy AmeUa, b. Not. 3, 1852; unm., 1877.
AiTDBBw Baldwin Noblk, a. of Chauncey, was b. in New Milford,
Conn., Jan. 14, 1823. In the Civil war, he enlisted Aug. 25, 1862,
tor nine months in Co. D, 28th Reg. Conn, volunteers, and was
honorably discharged, Aug. 28, 1863. He is now, 1876, a farmer
in New Milford, Conn.
He m. Oct. 10, 1842, Sabah Delia Blackman, b. in Newtown,
Conn., Dec. 10, 1823, dau. of John Touoey and SaUy (Baldwin)
Blackman.
CHILDBBN.
1258. Sarah EUtabeth, b. Mch. 10, 1848, in Newtown, Conn. ; m. Mch.
29, 1860, Francis Dawson Marsh, b. in New Milford, Nov. 22, 1887,
a of Orman and Amy Maria (HUl) Bradley. He is, 1877, a black-
smith in New Milford. ChUdreD. 1. Amy Marie, b. June 1, 1861 ;
2. Fi!ederic Blackman, b. Nov. 25, 1864.
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1200. Sopkia Jane, b. Apr. 14, 1847. in Newtown; m. (1) July 1, 1863,
Henry Edward Bennett, b. in New Milford. Dec. 29, 1845, s. of
Noble Sonford and Sarah Maria (Morebousc) Bennett. He was a
fanner, and d. in New Milford, 8ept. 17, 1860, a;. 20; (2) Dec. 15,
1868, Charles William Roraback, b. in Kent, Conn., Apr. 8, 1847,8.
of Geoi^ B. and Polly Ann (Hunter) Roraback. He is, 1877, a
fanner in Kent. Children by first marriage bom in New Milford.
1. Andrew Noble, b. July 1, 1868, d. July 17. 1865, se. 2; 2. Alice
Augusta, b. July 5, 1860. Children by second marriage bom in
Kent, Conn. 8. Frank William, b. Jan. 14, 1870; 4. Flora Harriet,
b. Feb. 21, 1872.
1260. CaroUne Efua, b. Mch. 2, 1858, in New Milford; m. Oct. 10, 1874,
Bamuel Vincent, b. in Sherman, Conn., Jan. 7, 1854, s. of Egliert
and Rhoda (Green) Vincent He is, 1877, a school-teacher in Strat-
ford, Conn. Has no children.
Sabah Noblb, dau. of Belden, was b. Feb. 7, 1800, and d. in
North Easton, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1847, m. 47.
She m. Dec. 12, 1820, Jaoob Van Sohatx Bbcesr, b. Jan. 9,
1798. He is a fanner, and resides, 1875, in North Easton, N. Y.
CHILDKEN.
1261. Mary Chrdelia, b. Apr. 8, 1828; m. Oct. 2, 1845, David Briggs,
a painter, who d. Sept. 19, 1846.
1262. JaM Maria, b. Jan. 17, 1826; m. Jan. 26, 1848, Haveland Oif-
ford, a farmer, of Easton, N. Y.
1268. Oarok'ne, b. June 17, 1828; m. May, 1849, James Wallace
Cundall, who has been warden of the prison at Clinton, N. Y.
1264. AramifUa, b. Mch. 17, 1832; m. Sept. 22. ia57, Joseph Parry.
1265. Bdden NiMe, b. Aug. 19, 1884.
IMS.
HiBAM Raleioh Noblb, s. of Belden, was b. in Essex, N. Y.,
June 1, 1801, and d. in Troy, N. Y., June 1, 1870, e. 69. He was
an accountant.
He m. Feb. 20, 1828* Lydia Lovbtt, b. in Pownal, Vt, Feb. 17,
1808.
€H1LDBBK.
1266. Harriet Whilney, b. Jan. 22, 1829, in Cambridge, N. Y. ; m. James
F. Dakin. Children. 1. Adelaide; 8. Nettie; 8. Le Grand; 4. Har.
riet; 5. Oeoige.
1267. Banmm, b. Feb. 8, 1881, in Shaftesbur}*, Vt ; m. July 1,
1851, Elizabeth Tolhurat No children. He resides, 1877, in Troy,
N. Y. , and is ticket agent for Hudson River and New York Central
railroads.
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ABomjAH SumnEB Belbeh Noblb, a. of BekJen, wae In in 1
N. Y^ lIcL 20, 1808, and d. in Cambridge, N. T^ June 8, 1865,
tt. 67. He was a merchant, and with the exception of one year
qwnt in Troy, N. T., reaided after hia marriage, in Cambridge,
N. Y. In writing hia name, he nanally left oat the Bellen.
He m. (1) Feb. 8, 1832, Abigail SASAHLooMia, b. in Cambridge,
N. Y., 8epL 23, or 29, 1809, dan. of Jednthan and Abigail (Adama)
Loomia. She d. June 17, 1834, m. 24.
He m. (2) Dec 2, 1835, Atklixs Euza Hat, b. in Cambridge,
N. Y^ Apr. 22, 181 1, dan. of Henry and Sarah (Hay) Hay. She
d. in Cambridge, N. Y., Aug. 21, 1877, m. 66.
CHILD BT raWT ICAXBIAOB BORH IX CAMBBIDGE.
ISea Abiffoa Sarah, b. Mch. 9. 1883; m. Bqoiie W. AUen.
CHILDBKB BT aSOOlID 1CABBIA0X BOBB ill CAMBBID^
1989. Henr^, h. Dec. 81, 1888; m. 8anh L Barton.
1970. CkaHe$, b. Jan. 11, 1840; d. in Ounbridge. Oct 98, 1857,
0.17.
1971. Ann Maria, b. Bept. 90, 1841 ; nnm., 1875.
1972. Marg B., b. Mch. 95, 1848; m. Charles J. 6. HalL
Chablxs Noblb, a. of Qen. Ranaom, was b. in Bssez, N. Y.,
Dec 25, 1801, and d. in New Milfoid, Conn.. Oct 20, 1867, sb. 65.
He reaided in Elizabethtown, Essex Co^ N. Y., ontU 1834, whoi
he removed to New York city, and did bnaineas at No. 76 Broad
street^ under the firm name of Smith & Noble, iron commisaion
merchants. On retiring from bosineas^ he removed to New Mil-
ford, Conn.
He m (I) Oct 15, 1832, Sasah Jabx Roes, b. in Essex, N. Y.,
Feb. 9, 1804, dan. of Daniel and Elizabeth (GiUiland) Boss. She
d. in Elizabethtown, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1834, m. 30.
He m. (2) June 10, 1845, Euzabbth Bubbitt, b. in New Haven.
Conn., Feb. 23, 1822, dan. of Abel and Nancy (Hotchkias) Bnnitt
She xesides, 1877, in New York dty.
CHILDBBH BT SBOOHD MABUAOX BOBH DT XBW TOBX.
1978. Oomdia, b. Jan. 97. 1847.
1974. Jviia Strong, b. Nov. 6, 1849.
1975. Henrietta Burritt, b. Mch. 94, 1851.
1976. mUz, b. May 80, 1858.
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lOlO.
Habkon Nobls, s. of Oen. Ransom, was b. in Essex, N. Y.,
Nov. 1, 1803, and there cL May 24, 1864, ». 60. He resided in
Essex, N. Y., and was a general merchant and lumberman.*
He m. Oct. 16, 1855, Laura Ann Welsh, b. in Vergennes. Vt.,
dau. of Peter and Martha (Frazer) Welsh. She resides, 1876, in
Essex, N. Y.
CHILDBEN BOBN IN BSSBX.
1277. SUtabeth, b. Aug. 20, 1856; m. Oct. 18. 1876, Charles Bur-
ritt Waite» b. in New Haven, Conn., Mch. 81, 1851. s. of Charles 0.
and Julia Stacey (Burritt) Waite. He was a passenger on board the
Vnie du Havre when it collided with the Loch Earn, Nov., 1873.
and sank on the Atlantic. Most of the passengers were lost, but he
was saved, having been picked up sfter being in the water three-
quarters of an hour. He resides, 1878^ in New York cit}*, and is
one of the proprietors of the Windsor hotel. Child b. in New York.
Julia Noble, b. Aug. 14, 1877.
127a Anna Laura, b. Jan. 26, 1858.
1279. Jennie, b. Aug. 29, 1859.
1280. Henry Homer, b. May 9, 1861.
1281. Martha Fraeer, ) b. May 5, 1863; d. Aug.. 1863.
1282. Mary McNeil, ) b. May 6, 1868; d. Aug., 1863.
lOll.
Hknbt Ransom Noblb, s. of Gen. Ransom, was b. in Essex,
N. Y., Dec. 17, 1807, and d. in Elizabethtown, N. Y., Sept. 13,
1863, m. 55. He removed, abt. 1827, to Elizabethtown, N. Y.,
where he was an ironmaster and lumberman.
He m. Feb. 6, 1837, Cobnxlia Gould, b. in Essex, N. Y., Apr. 9,
1815, dan. of John and Theodocia (Nichols) Gould.
CBILDBBN BORN IN BLUABBTHTOWN.
1283. CharUe Henry, b. Jan. 15, 1888; m. Aug. 18, 1868, Lavhiia Feli-
cia de Has8, b. Sept 29, 1850, dau. of Dr. Wills and LavinU
(Hoblltzel]) de Hsas of MoundsviUe, Va. He is a merchant and
manufacturer in Elizabethtown, N. Y. Child. Lavinia de Hass, b.
NoV. 27, 1871.
1284. Mary SUtabeth, b. Sept 25, 1841 ; m. July 29, 1868, Richard Lock-
hart Hand, b. in EUzabethtown, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1839, s. of Hon.
Augustus Cincinnatus and Marcia (Northrop) Hand. • He graduated
at Union College, in 1858, read law with his father, and now, 1877,
prsctices his profession, in Elizabethtown, N. Y. Children.
1. Augustus Noble, b. July 26, 1869; 2. Cornelia Ellen, b. Mch. 21,
1872; 8. Marcia Elizabeth, b. Sept 29, 1875.
1285. John Q<mtd, b. May 25, 1847; unm., graduated, in 1868, at
Union College, continued his studies at Carolina College, Braun-
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178 DBaOKNDANT8 OF mOMAB NOBLB.
■chweig, Germany, 1809-72, took the degree of H. D., at the CoUege
of PhyaiciaiiB and Surgeons, in New York city, in 1875, and now,
1877, practices his profession at 265 West 25tb street, New York.
1019.
BsLDBN Noble, a. of Gen. RaDsom, was b. in Bsaez, N. Y.,
Jan. lly 1810. He resided formerly in Essex, N. Y., but now,
1 877, lives in Washington, D. C. He has been an ironmaster and
lumberman.
He m. Aug. 28, 1856, Adslinb M. Fbrbis, dau. of Charles
Ferris.
CHTLDRRN BORN IN
1286. Iiant(m Ftrru, b. May 28, 1858; d. Aug. 13, 1859, ae. 1.
1287. Wmiam Belden, b. Oct. 17, 1860.
1288. Clara Lcmm, b. Feb. 28, 1863; d. Sept. 6, 1863, s. 6 mos.
1289. Mary Maude, b June 1, 1867.
1290. I$abel BUsabeth, b. July 10, 1868; d. Nov. 14, 1868, ». 4 mos.
1014.
Garrt Skiknsr Noble, s. of Asahel, was b. Feb. 27, 1807,
and d. in Kalamazoo, Mich., Sept. 23, 1864, ». 57. He removed
from Spencerport, N. Y., as early as 1834, to Brockport in Sweden,
N. Y., and in 1857, to Kalamazoo. He was a machinist.
He m. (1) May 15, 1829, Sabah Fowler, b. in Brockport, N. Y.,
Aug. 15, 1809, dau. of Samuel Fowler of Watts Comers, Rens-
selaer Co., N. Y. She d. of small-pox in Brockport, N. Y., Dec.
26, 1842, ». 33.
He m. (2) 1847. Mrs. Eunice Freeman, b. in Grovelaiid, Liv-
ingston Co., N. Y., July 8, 1815, dau. of Russell and Marcia
(Lewis) Taylor. She m. (1) March 17, 1833, Lewis Freeman of
Brockpiorty N. Y., b. March 7, 1810, the captain imd owner of a
packet boat on the Erie canal. She d. in Kalamazoo, Mich., Aug.
18, 1858, e. 43.
childben bt first marriage.
1291. Q^irge AmM, b. June 29, 1881, hi Spenceiport, N. Y. ; m. Sept.
16, 1860, Lucy Piatt, b. in Manchester, Vt., Feb. 26, 1826, dau. of
Jabez and Lydia Ann (Hitchcock) Pratt. He was a sailor, 1848-56.
In the Qlvil war. he enlisted Apr. 15, 1861, in Co. K, 18 Reg. N. Y.
Vols., and was discharged May 18, 1868. The following June, he
re-enlisted hi Co. 1, 21st Griswold Cavalry, but was soon transferred
to the naTy, and serred through the war. He worked at his trade
as a machinist in Brockport, N. Y., 1865-74, and then removed to
Washhigton, Gratiot Co.. Mich., his P. O. address being Eureka,
Clinton Co., Mich. He is now, 1877, a farmer.
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1298. Laura Ann, b. Oct. 87, 1884. in Brockport; m. Walter J.
Perry, and d. in Brockport, N. Y., May 4, 1868, «. 88. He resides,
1877, in Rochester, N. Y., and is keeper of the House of Refuge.
1298. Mary, b. Feb. 8, 1886, in Brockport; m. John Dor-
mandy.
1294. Fr4nee$, b. Mch. 88, 1888, in Brockport; m. Sept. 16, 18^8,
Charles Welton, b. in Rochester, N. Y., Apr. 15. 1888. s. of Hezc-
kiah and Caroline (Goodrich) Welton. He is, 1877, superintendent
of the furniture contract in the Michigan states* prison, in Jackson,
Mich. Children. 1. Nellie, b. July 84, 1859, in Kalamazoo, Mich., d.
May 20, 1867, c 7; 8. Charles L., b. Nov. 9, 1860, in Kalamazoo;
8. Carrie, b. Aug. 1, 1862. in Battle Creek, Mich., d. 1864; 4 Bessie
Lyster. b. Nov. 20, 1864, in Jackson, Mich.
1295. Charleti, b. Oct. 7, 184^ in Brockport; m. Aug. 20,
1868, Mary Phylindia Barnard, b. in Rochester. N. Y., July 14,
1841, dau. of William and Mary PhylindU (Warren) Barnard. In
the Civil war, he enlisted, Aug. 6, 1862, for three years, in Co. M,
8d N. Y. Cavalry, and was discharged from the service at Norfolk,
Va., June 7, 1865. He resided in West Bloomfield, N. Y., 1865-72;
in £a8t Mendon, N. Y., 1872-76; and on the 1st of Nov., 1870, re-
moved to Bpencerport, Monroe Co., N. Y. He is a farmer. Child.
Bertram Garry, b. Sept. 8, 1868, in West Bloomfleld, N. Y.
CHILD BY SBOOKD MABRIAOE.
1290. Frederick Eugene, b. Aug. 15, 1856, in Leroy. N. Y. He is, 1877,
a farmer in Hanover, Jackson Co., Mich.
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Sarah Noble, dan. of Daniel, was b. in Fort Clovington, N. Y.,
Dec. 14, 1824, and resides, 1876, in Washington, D. C.
She m. Sept 1, 1845, William Cart Peck, b. in Lawrence,
N. Y., May 30, 1823, s of Myron Graves and Electa (Royce)
Peck. Prior to his marriage, he practiced dentistry, in New
York, Philadelphia, and through the southern states. He also
for a time read law. Subsequent to his marriage, he practiced
dentistry in Rarenna, O., and Canal Dover, O., until 1847, when he
removed to Nicholville, N. Y., and practiced law and dentistry.
In 1849, he removed to Fort Covington, N. Y., and worked as a
dentist in that and the adjoining towns, and in Montreal, Canada.
In 1864, he removed to Washington, D. C, but d. in Philadelphia,
Penn., April 20, 1864, e. 40.
childbbr.
1207. William XMe, b. Nov. 0, 1846, in Canal Dover, O. ; m. Bept 10,
1867, Mary Elizabeth Greer. He resides. 1876, in Washington,
D. C, and has been since Feb. 25, 1864, a clerk in the adjutant-gen-
eral's office, hi the War Department
128a Sarah Franof, b. July 80, 1854, in Fort Covington, N. Y.
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EIGHTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Mabt Weston Noble, dau. of Dr. William Noble, was b. in
Hndflon, 0., Dec. 11, 1833.
She m. Oct. 6, 1857, Edwin West, b. Sept., 1826, s. of Royal
and Rozanna (Hamlin) West. He studied medicine with Durfee
Chase, M. D., of Palmyra, N. Y., Alfred Freeman, M. D., of New
York, and at the New York University Medical College, where
he received the degree of M. D., in 1849. He has practiced his
profession in Honesdale, Fenn., Wilkesbarre, Penn., and in New
York city, first in company with Lewis Hallock, M. D., afterwards
with Hudson Kinsley, M. D., and since 1861, by himself.
CHILD.
1289. MwinlMle, b. Nov. 1, 1809; d. March. 1861.
11 4T.
William Ctbus Noble, s. of Rev. Calvin, was b. in Rochester,
Vt, Oct. 21, 1836. Since 1864, he has been in the employ of the
American Express Co., and now, 1875, resides in Cleveland, O.
He m. Jan. 25, 1860, Jennie Lombabd, b. in Ascutneyville, Vt.,
Aug. 9, 1840, dau. of Nahum and Elizabeth (Tuell) Lombard.
CHILDBBN.
1800. AVMl L., b. Oct. 81, 1861.
1801. Mauds B.. b. May 11^1867.
1149.
Rev. Calvin Day Noble, s. of Rev. Calvin, was b. in Roches-
ter, Vt, Aug. 23, 1 840. He prepared for college, at Burr Sem-
laary, Ifanchester, Vt, 1858-59, and graduated at Middlebury
College, in 1864, with the philosophical oration, the second honor
of his class. While in college, he boarded in the family of his
maternal grandfather, James Jewett and through his influence
became a convert to the doctrines of Swedenboig. He entered
the ministry of the New Jerusalem church, in 1867, and preached
in Clevdand, O., from Oct., 1867, to Oct, 1870, and in Chicago, Dl,
from Oct, 1870, until 1874. During his stay in the latter place,
he was for two years assistant to another clergyman, and after-
wards pastor of a seconcl^ new society which emanated from the
old society. His health at that time filing, he removed to River-
side, San Bernardino, CaL, where he still, 1876, resides.
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He m. Dec 25, 1870, Hannah Gk>BHAM Phinnet, b. in Barnsta-
ble, MasB., Aug. 30, 1845, daiL of George and Cordelia (Gorham)
Phinney of Waltham, Maas.
CHILDRBM.
1802. VteUyr Dawn, h. Oct 4, 1871, in Chicago.
1808. Beatrice, b. Dec. 90, 1872, in Chicago.
1804. Mvriam, b. Aug. 27, 1874, in Waltham, Mass.
116S.
EuzABSTH Abbt Noblb, dau. of Hon. Charles, was b. in Mon-
roe, Mich., July 15, 1826, and d. in Leroy, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1849,
m. 23.
She m. Oct 25, 1848, Rev. Hannibal Lows Stanlst, b. in
Rogersville, East Tennessee, March 13, 1824, s. of Rufus and
Mary (Stanley) Clark. He prepared foi: college, under James
Park, in Erie, Penn., and in Monroe, Mich., under Rev. Samuel
Senter, and grad. at Yale College, 1844. He spent two years at
Lane Theo. Seminary, and graduated at Yale Divinity School, in
1848. He is a Presb. clergyman, and was stated supp^.v at Leroy,
N. Y., 184ft-49 ; Churchville, N. Y., 1848-50; Jones liUe, Mich.,
1850-55, and pastor of same church, Jan. 10, 1855, to April 18,
1861 ; stated supply at Adams, N. Y., 1861-62, and at Lyons, Iowa,
1862-67; agent for Lyons College, 1867-70; stated supply at-
Wheatland, Iowa, 1870-72, and pastor of same church July
16, 1872, in which relation he still continues, March, 1876.
[He m. (2) Oct. 14, 1856, Cornelia C. Minor, b. in Camden,
Oneida Co., N. Y., Sept. 19, 1831, dau. of Hiram J. and Adaline
M. (Hungerford) Minor. Children. 1. Hiram Minor, b Aug. 1,
1857, in Jonesville, Mich.; 2. Charles Noble, b. Aug. 5, 1858, in
Jonesville, Mick, and there d Jan. 18, 1860; 3. Rufus Clark, b.
Oct 14, 1859, in Jonesville, Mick; 4. Adaline Hungerford, b.
June 17, 1861, in Dunkirk, N. Y., and there d. Oct. 16, 1861; 5.
Mary Emmeline, b. Jan. 16, 1863, in Lyons, Iowa; 6. Theodore
Dwight, (twin) b. Jan. 16, 1863, in Lyons, Iowa; 7. Cornelia
Groevenor, b. Dec. 4, 1864, in Lyons, Iowa, and there d. Sept. 13,
1865; 8. Mabel Huntington, b. Jan. 30, 1866, in Lyons, Iowa,
and there d. Aug. 16, 1866; 9. Grace AthleiBU, b. Nov. 5, 1867,
in Lyons, Iowa; 10. Hannibal Wing, b. June 29, 1869, in Lyons,
Iowa, and there d. Dec. 29, 1869.]
1805. EUaaheih Ncbk, b. Aug. 7, 1849, in Leroy, N. Y., and d. in Monroe.
Mick, March 81, 1855, m, 6.
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CHABLB8 WiNo NoBLE, B. of Hon. Charles, was b. in Monroe,
Mich., Feb. 13, 1828. He graduated at Michigan University, 1846,
read law with Noble k Grosvenor of Monroe, Mich., and Hitch-
cock, Wilson k Wade of Cleveland, O., and immediately entered
into partnership with H. E. Paine of Cleveland, and in Oct., 1850,
with Wade k Backus of the same place. He removed Jan. 1,
1866, to Pithole, Penn., thence March 12, 1866, to Savannah, Ga.,
thence Sept., 1866, to New York city, and thence July, 1867, to
Detroit, Mich., and is now, Dec., 1875, a dealer in lands in copart-
nership with his brother-in-law, George Smith Frost, under the
firm name of George S. Frost k Co.
He m. (1) Sept 19, 1850, Julia Fitch Mtgatt, b. in Warren,
O., Apr. 12, 1830, dau. of George and Eliza (Freeman) Mygatt of
Cleveland, 0. She d. Apr. 25, 1852, m. 22.
He m. (2) May 31, 1854, Cabolinx Gsoroiamna Van Bubbn, b.
in Penn Tan, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1831, dau. of Hon. Evart and Cath-
arine (Smith) Van Buren. She d. in Detroit, Mich.,. Oct 1, 1867,
». 36.
He m. (3) July 21, 1870, Fbancxs Mabtine, b. in Tarrytown,
N. Y., March 24, 1841, dau. of Stephen Alexander and Sarah
Agnes (Dusenburg) Martine.
CHUiD BT FIRST MABRIAQE.
1806. JuUa JBIuabeth, b. Oct. 28. 1851, in Cleveland, O.; d. in Troy,
N. Y., June 17, 1867, m. 15, while a member of Mrs. Willard's sem-
inary.
CHIIJ>BKB BT THIBD ICABBIAOB BOBH IK DBTBOrT.
1807. Stephen Martine, b. Aug. \ 1871.
1806. I^neee, b. Oct. 6, 1878.
1800. JSUea Win^, b. Jan. 14, 1874
1810. Barak Agnee, b. Mch. 11, 1876.
1161.
Ellen Elbotba Noble, dau. of Hon. Charles, was b. in Monroe,
Mich., Aug. 17, 1832.
She m. Oct 12, 1852, Gboboe Smith Fbobt, b. in Marcellus,
N. Y., June 14, 1824, s. of Joseph, Jr., and Hannah Morgan
(Smith) Frost He is, 1 876, a land dealer in Detroit^ in copartner,
ship with his brother-in-law, Charles Wing Noble.
obzldben bobh xh dbtboit.
1811. Lemie Can, b. Aug. 24, 1858; d. in Detroit, Jan. 27, 1864.
1812. (HuvHMNMe, b. Mch. 1, 1855; gnuL, 1875, at the College of
Kew Jersey.
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1818. CbnUne NchU, b. May 11, 1859.
1814. Gearffe Ca$kfUd, b. Oct 80, 1860.
1815. JBUmq Wing, b. July 28, 1862; d in Detroit, Mich., March 25,
1871, ae. 8.
1816. Otmwt^ Alaruo, b. May 9, 1867.
1817. EOen SUaabeth, b. Jan. 89, 1878; d. in Detroit, May 9, 1874, s. 1.
IIM.
CoNWAT Whittisb Nobls, 8. of Hon. Charles, waF b. in Monroe,
Mich., Oct 7, 1842. He completed bia studies for college with
Edwin 'Willets of Monroe, Mich., and graduated, 1863, at Michigan
University; read law with Ranney, Backus k Noble of Cleveland,
0., and in 1865 graduated at the Ohio State and Union Law Col-
lege of Cleveland. He is now, 1876, a lawyer in Cleveland, of the
firm of Mix, Noble, and White, and has beeu since the fall of 1867,
professor of legal medicine in the Medical department of the Woos-
ter University, in Cleveland. He is unmarried.
IIM.
Hbkbt Shaw Noble, s. of Hon. David Addison, was b. in Mon-
roe, Mich., Dec. 19, 1838. He is, 1876, an attorney in Monroe,
Mich.
He m. Nov. 5, 1858, Delia Vboman, dau. of John Vroman.
CHILDBEN BOBH IN MONBOB.
1818. Outkman i>., b. Feb. 28, 1859; d. in Monroe, Apr. 14, 1862, «. 8.
1819. Anna &, b. Jan. 16, 1860.
1820. Lauita X., b. Dec. 21, 1862; d. in Monroe, Mch. 25, 1871, «. 8.
IITO.
Henbt Mason Noble, s. of Daniel, was b. Feb. 20, 1839. He
has resided for six years in Detroit, Mich., but now, 1876, lives in
Monroe, Mich., a member of the firm of Bruckner k Noble,
dealers in hardware and agricultural implements.
He m. Nov. 26, 1863, Adelaide Mobton, b. in Monroe, Dec. 30,
1838, dau. of Hon. Edward and Desire (Harvey) Morton.
CmLDBBH BOBK DI MONBOE.
1821. Borah MvrUm, b. Aug. 80, 1864
1822. JvUa Addie, b. Apr. 22, 1866.
1828. Daughter, b. Oct 24, 1868; d. Oct 26, 1868, «. 2 days.
1824. Carrie Morton, b. Dec. 14, 1872.
1825. Morton, b. May 8, 1875.
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11T9.
Mabt Lucrktia Noble, dau. of Daniel, was b. May 3, 1843.
She m. June 19, 1875, Bey. Oben Dennis Fibheb, b. in Brighton,
Lorain Co., O., July 6, 1847, s. of Danforth and Lacinda (Wilcox)
Fisher. He pursued his preparatory studies at Olivet preparatory
school, Olivet, Mich., graduated at Olivet College, 1872, and at Yale
Divinity school, 1875. He was ordained pastor of Madison avenue
Cong, church, in Cleveland, 0.
CHILD BOBN in CLEVELAND.
18d6. Carl Bertram, b. Oct 6, 1876.
IITT.
Bev. Joseph Fbanxlin Noble, s. of Bev. Mason, was b. in Wash-
ington, D. C, Aug. 25, 1837. He pursued his studies preparatory
to college at Washington, mainly under the instruction of his
father, entered the Sophomore class in Williams College, and
graduated in 1 856. He graduated at Union Theological Seminary,
in New York, in 1861, and was pastor of the Presb. church in
Sandusky, 0., from Apr. 30, 1862, to July 1, 1864, and of the Cong,
church in Torringford, Conn., from Jtme 7, 1865, to Nov. 30, 1866.
He became pastor of the <* Atlantic Avenue Mission," Brooklyn,
N. Y., Dec. 1, 1866, and organized in the mission, the *' Church of
the Covenant'* (Congregational), March 10, 1868, the pastorate of
which he resigned June 15, 1874, and was installed, Apr. 29, 1875,
over Christ'a First church in Hempstead. L. I. He has been one
of the editorial staff of Appleton's American Cyclopedia. For
many years, in writing his name, he has dropped the Joseph.
He m. Jtme 4, 1862, Eunice Matilda Pbime, b. in New York,
Jan. 11, 1837, dau. of Edward Youngs and Emma (Cotrel) Prime
of Huntington, N. Y.
1827. Mary, b. Sept 22, 1868, in Sandusky, O.
182a MbeOa PleamtUt, b. Dec. 22, 1864, in Newport, R I.
1820. Eaie PiauUna, b. July 5, 1872, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
1880. Bmrjf Prime, b. May 27, 1874, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
llTtt.
Bev. Mason Noble, Jr., s. of Rev. Mason, was b. in New York
city, 'Sept 12, 1842. His parents, soon after his birth, removing
to Washington, D. C, he was there prepared for college, at Bitten-
house academy. In 1858, he entered the Freshman class of
Columbian College, in Washington, but the next year removed his
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connection to WiUiams CoU^ge, where he graduated in 1862.
While a member of Union Theological Seminary, in New York,
where he graduated in 1865, he was connected with the United
States Sanitary commission, and was for some time with the army
in Virginia. After about a year spent as a resident licentiate at
Andoyer Theological Seminary, in May, 1866, he became acting
pastor of the Cong, church in North Canaan, Conn., and continued
there about two years. In January, 1869, he removed to SheflBeld,
Mass., to supply the First church of Christ (Cong.), in that town,
and was ordained pastor of the same, Dec. 29, 1869. On this occa-
sion his brother Charles conducted the opening exercises, his
brother Franklin preached the sermon, his father made the ordain-
ing prayer, and his brother Qeorge gave the charge. He still, Dec.,
1877, remains pastor of the above church..
He m. Sept. 12, 1867, Mabt Adam, b. in Canaan, Conn., Aug.
31, 1847, dau. and only child of Dr. George and Rosannah Wilcot
(Mills) Adam.
1381. George Adam, b. June 28, 1868, hi Brooklyn, N. Y.
1882. Katharine FUaMfUe, b. Feb. 2, 1870, in ShefBeld.
1883. Boie, b Bept. 6, 1872, in Sheffield.
1884. Moion, b. Oct 16, 1874, in Sheffield.
Rev. Geobob Pleasants Noble, s. of Rev. Mason, was b. in
New York city, Jan. 4, 1845. He was prepared for college at the
Rittenhouse academy, T^ashington, D. C., 1858-61, Otis C. Wright,
principal. He graduated, 1865, at Williams College, and was for
eight months after, librarian of the United States Naval Academy,
at Annapolis^ Md. In 1868, he graduated at Union Theological
Seminaiy. He was stated supply of the Myrtle Avenue Mission
(connected with the Reformed diurch), Brooklyn, N. Y., July, 1868,
to July, 1869; pastor of the Weehawken, N. J., Presb. church,
Nov. 7, 1869-Mch., 1871; became pastor of the Presb. church in
Maiden, Ulster Co., N. Y., Mch. 17, 1871, and has there remained
up to the present time, Feb., 1876.
He m. Sept. 15, 1868, Fbakces Tatlob Ebtcham, b. in Hunt-
ington, L. L, Sept. 19, 1848, dau. of Ebenezer Prime and Frances
(Taylor) Eetcham.
CHILDBEN.
1885. ffenrif Herbert Taylor, b. Jan. 27, 1870, in Weehawken, N. J.
1886. Franklin PUaeanU, b. Mch. 25, 1872, in Maiden.
1887. Fann^ Keteham, b. Oct 10, 1878, in Maiden.
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Bey. Ohabues Noblb, s. of Rev. Mmoii, wu b. in New York
city, Dec. 3, 1847. He punned his preparatoiy ttadiee, 1855-62,
with Otis C. Wright, in Washington, D. C, graduated ftt Williams
CoUege, 1866, and at Union Theological Seminary, 1871. HsTing
pursued still farther his theological studies, 1871-3, in Berlin^
Prussia, he was ordained, Dec. 17, 1873, as pastor of the Cong,
church in Franklin, Delaware Co., N. Y., but was dismissed on ac-
count of ill health, in 1877.
He m. Jan. 21, 1874, Alice Thomas, b. in New Orleans, La.,
Aug. 20, 1849, dAU. of Henry and Mary S. (Oriawold) Thomas.
IMS.
Abigail Sarah Noblb, dau. of Adonijah Skinner Belden, was
b. in Cambridge, N. Y., Mch. 9, 1833.
She m. May 17, 1860, Squibk WnmsLD Allen, b. in Grafton,
Rensselaer Co., N. Y., June 11, 1829, s. of Jeremiah and Marths
(Jones) Allen. Since the age of twenty-one, with the exception
of two years spent in Troy, N. Y., he has resided in New York
city. His residence, 1875, is at 256 W. 37th street By trade he
is a carpenter and joiner.
childben bobk nv hew tobk.
1888. Sguire Wir^flOd, b. May 6, 1861.
1889. Barter WinfiM, b. Feb. 18, 1868; d. Nov. 11, 1868. ae. 8 mos.
Hbkbt Noble, s. of Adonijah Skinner Belden, was b. in Cam-
bridge, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1836. He resides, 1876, in Cambridge,
N. Y., and is business manager of the Wathin^ton County Pdst,
being associated with Hon. J. S. Smart, under the firm name of
J. S. Smart k Co. He has resided in Cambridge since April 10,
1854, and has been constantly engaged in the printing business.
He m. Sept. 20, 1859, Sarah Ibbnb Babton, b. in Cambridge,
N. Y., Aug. 4, 1841, dau. of Hichard and Charlotte (Monroe)
Barton. She d. Apr. 28, 1873, e. 31.
CmLDBEN BOBK DV CAMBBIDOE.
1840. Chafisi Bakner, b. Aug. 4, 1860; d. in Cambridge, Apr. 98. 1868,
0.2.
1841. AfUoiruUe, b. Jan. 16, 1864.
Mabt E. Noblb, dau. of Adonijah Skinner Belden, was b. in
Cambridge, N. Y., McL 25, 1843.
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She m. Sept. 4, 1872, Chablbs Jobsph Oouldino Hall, b. in
Stockholm, St. Lawrence Ck)., N. T., Aug. 14, 1848, s. of William
Smith and Harriet (Ooalding) Hall. He read law with Taylor k
Hobbs in Malone, N. Y., and practiced the same from Oct. 4,
1869, to June, 1871, with Hon. P. E. Havens, in Essex, N. Y.;
commenced practice in New York city, Not. 1, 1871, and there
remains in company with his brother, E. Stanley Hall, at 24 Park
place.
CHILD.
1842. ffarr^ NoUe, b. May 25, 1878.
Mabt Noblb, dau. of Gkurry Skinner, was b. in Brockport,
N. Y., Feb. 8, 1836.
She m. John Dobmandt, b. in Troy, N; Y., Nov. 22, 1834, dau.
of Daniel and Amanda (EiUdns) Dormandy.
He is a carpenter by trade, but now, 1877, a farmer in Lansing-
burgh, N. Y. ^
CHILDBEN BOBH Dl LAlTBINeBUBOH.
1848. OarryJ., b. Oct 22, 1859.
1844 Harry B., b. Mch. 28,1862; d. in Lanslngburgb, Apr. 9, 1869,
c7.
1845. CharU$ JIT., b. July 15, 1865.
1846. George W., b. Aug. 81, 1868.
1847. Minnie A., b. Sept 2, 1870.
184a BOa &, b. Feb. 15, 1872.
1849. mram &, b. June 20, 1875.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DE6CENDAKT8 OF HANNAH NOBLE, DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS.
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S.
Hannah Nobue, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Springfield, Mass.,
Feb. 24, 1664, and d. prob. in Hadley, Mass., abt. 1741, ». abt.
77. Her will dated Oct. 4, 1729, was proved Oct. 13, 1741.
She m. (1) abt. 1685, John Ooodman, b. in Hadley, Mass., Oct.
13, 1661, s. of Richard and Mary (Terry) Gk>odman. He resided
in Hadley, and d. Jan. 17, 1724, ». 63.
She m. (2) Oct. 12, 1728, Nathaniel Edwabds, b. in North-
ampton, Mass., June 25, 1657, s. of Alexander and Sarah (Searle)
Edwards. He m. (1) May 17, 1687, Hepsibab Janes; (2) Eliza-
beth ; (3) lliankful ; resided in Northampton, and
d. Oct. 3, 1731, ». 74.
She m. (3) Dec. 28, 1731, Hon. Samuel Pahtbidoi; b. in Hart-
ford, Conn., Oct. 15, 1645, s. of William and Mary (Smith) Par-
tridge. He m. (1) Sept. 24, 1 668, Mehitable Crow, b. abt 1 652, dau.
of John and Elizabeth (Gk)odwin) Crow of Hartford, Conn. She d.
'in Hatfield, Dec. 8, 1730, e. 78. He was a merchant; deputy to
General Court from Hadley, 1685-86; register of probate, 1692-
1703; one of his Majesty's council for twenty-one years, 1700-14,
and 1718-23; judge of the court of Common Pleas, for forty-five
years, 1692-1737, and, according to Rev. B. W. Dwight, for thirty
years, 1706-36, its chief justice; judge of probate for twenty-six
years, 1703-29; and colonel of the r^ment; '*the most important
man," says Savage, *< after the death of Col. John Pynchon, 1703,
in all the western part of the province.'* He removed, about
1687, from Hadley to Hatfield, and there d. Dec. 25, 1740, ». 95.
children bt first xarbiage born in hadlbt.
1860. John, b. Bept 20, 1686; m. Hary .
1851. Hannah, b. May 29, 1689; d. Mch., 1690. ae. 9 mos.
1852. ffannah, b. Jan. 15, 1697; d. Feb. 4, 1720, ae. 28.
1868. Stephen, b. Aug. 17, 1699; d. Feb. 4, 1720, «. 20.
1854. Jamee, b. Feb. 7, 1707; m. (1) 1786, Anna Phelps; (2) Sept. 22,
1748, Ssrah Sikes, resided in Hadley, and d. Sept 8, 1744, «. 87.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE. SON OF THOMAS.
4.
Dea. Thomab Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. in Springfield, Mass.,
Jan. 14, 1666, and d. in Westfield, Mass., July 29, 1750, ». 84.
He put himself under the watch of Westfield church, Oct. 11,
1696, " entered into state of church fellowship," June 4, 1699, and
was ordained as deacon, May 25, 1712.
In town business he was much employed, having been chosen
selectman in 1716, 1720, and 1722, and moderator of most of the
town meetings, from 1717 to 1726. The following extracts from
the town records will show how often he was called by his fellow
citizens to act upon important committees:
"At a legoal Town meeting Oct 81, 1718 those assembled at said meet-
ing made choice of Deacon Noble, Capt. Ashley, lieutenant Dewey,
Danil Bagg, A Ensine Gun, to go and treat with John Gud senier, and
with y widow Noble concerning a place to set a new meeting house A
the Terms their of and to bring report their at, unto the Town at the
next meeting.
"May 1, 1719, their was Chosen Cap. John Ashley, Deacon Thomas
Noble, and Samuel Root to run and setle the line between Northampton
and Westfield, to Joyn with Northampton men to carey on said work,
either where it was formerly run, reviveing the old marks and monu-
ments, or by a new running by the needle, which the aforesaid 8 men
with one of the selectmen have full power to Joyn with Hamton men in,
and to make a flnall settlement of said bounds."
Difficulties respecting the location of the new meeting house
having arisen, and the Westfield people being unable themselves
to decide the matter, on the 17th Nov., 1719, the town appointed
Dea. Nathaniel Munn, Lieut. John Merrick, and Benjamin Leonard
of Springfield, to locate said house, and <<at the same meeting the
Town mad Choice of Deacon Thomas Noble, Deacon David Ash-
ley, and John Shepard, to accompany the Oomitey above chosen, to
enform and to enlighten them in respect to the surcomstances of
the Town." Having howeyer at length fixed upon a site, the town
voted, June 6th, 1720, "that they would begin to raise the meeting
house on wendens Day morning, at 2 hours by sun in the morning,
the 8^ day of this instant, attending sd. work at the beat of drum
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every mornings until it is over.** Every man, from seventeen
years and upwards, was to assist duly in raising, under penalty of
three shillings per day for absence, unless excuse should be ren-
dered, for whose refreshment the committee had " liberty to prepare
four or five barils of bier at the Town's charge."
"At the same meeting it was voted, tluit CapUin Phelps, Deacon
Noble, and Deacon Ashley should go and desier Mr. Taylor to come to
the place of raising the meeting howse, then and their at the time
appointed, to seek to God for his guide and protexion in the work of
raising."
At a meeting held Oct. 11, 1721, the town made choice of " Cap"
Phelps, Deacon Noble, Cap<" Ashley, and Deacon Ashley to go and treat
with Mr. Taylor conseming his removeing to the new meeting house, to
atttend the worship of God their. At the same meeting, it was voted
that if Mr. Taylor will go to y* new meeting hoose to carey on the public
worship, the comitey hath libertey to remove sum of the timber A
carey from the old meeting house & use it towards finishing the new
meeting house."
At a town meeting held Jan. 9, 1722, "Capt. Ashley was made Choice
of to go A; discours with Mr. Taylor concerning giving a minister a call.
At the same meetfaig Deacon Noble was Chosen also to go & discours with
Mr. Taylor upon the same account. At the same meeting it was voated
that the town will send for Mr. Brown at New Haven to come up &
carey on the work of the ministrey with us, three or four months in order
to a settlement. At the same meeting it was voated to give Mr. Brown
reasonable reward for his labors amongst us, for the time be shall con-
tineer with us. At the same meeting, Deacon Thomas Noble was chosen
as a messenger, to go in the Town's behalf to give Mr. Brown a call, &
also voated to give Thomas Ashley five or six shillings to encourage him
to go & accompany Deacon Noble in his Jomey."
At a town meeting held Jan. 18. 1728, " DeMX>n Noble and John Root
were chosen a Comitey, to go and treat with Mr. Stiles concerning keep-
ing school for the year ensuing, & to hier him, if his ienns exceed not
forty pounds pr year."
At a town meeting Aug. 20, 1728, "it was voted to give Mr. Btiles a
call In tothe ministry to help Mr. Tsylor. At the same meeting, it' wss
voated to give Mr. Btiles fifty pounds to preach one halfe the time for the
year ensuing. At the same meeting Deacon Noble, Cap*" Ashley,
Deacon Ashley, Ensine Gun and Thomas Ingersole were chosen a com-
itey to go and agree with Mr. Stiles as aboue 8*, and to make report to
the town of what they have done."
At a town meeting, Mch 9, 1725, "it was voated to hier Mr. BuU to
help Mr. Taylor cany on the work of the ministrey for the space of
half a year from the time of his finishing the school service now in, and
to give him for his labour Twenty five pounds for half a year hi money.
At the same meeting it was voted that Deacon Noble, John Root, and
Jonathan Ashley shall be a comitey, to go and agree with Mr. Bull
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aoccnrdingly A [provided that] Mr. Bull excepts and agrees or complys
with the proposals above mentioned."
May 86, 1726, "At a Leguall Town meeting, Deacon Thomas Noble,
Deacon Ashley & Cap. Dewey were chosen a comitey to go to Mr. Taylor
and discoTs with him to see whether or no he be willing to lay down
preaching."
Dea. Thomab Nobub was a farmer, Mid resided about two and
one-half miles east of the present centre of Westfield, upon the
farm afterwards occupied by his son Thomas and grandson Ste-
phen. After the death of the latter, it passed into the hands of
Ambrose Day, and is now, 1877, owned by his son, Rev. Ambrose
Day.
He m. Dec. 19, 1695, Elizabeth Dkwbt, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 10, 1677, dau. of Thomas and Constant (Hawes) Dewey.
She d. in Westfield, Oct. 2, 1757, ». 80.
CHILDRER BOBK IN WSSTFIEU).
1855. Thomas, b. 8ept 10, 1606; m. (1) 8. Root; (2) 8. Beldhig.
1856. Job, b. Jan. 98, 1699; d. June 85, 1699, ». 5 mos.
1&57. Janaihan, b. May 1, 1700; d. Nov., 1719, «. 19.
1858. 8eVi, b. Oct 80, 1702; d. Dec. 4, 1702, s. 1 mo.
1859. lirael, b. Bept. 20, 1708; m. (1) M. Weller; (2) £. Miller.
1860. Elkabeth, b. Jan. 8, 1706; m. John 8hepard.
1861. Laii, b. July 4, 1706; m. Josiah Keep.
1862. Bbeneaer, b. Oct 11, 1711; m. AbigaU Palmer.
1868. Thanififid, b. May 81, 1714
1864. Anna, b. Oct 80, 1716; nL John Leonard.
1865. Jonathan, b. May 28, 1721; nL Elizabeth Andrus.
THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
ISM.
Thomas Noblb, s. of Dea. Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Sept. 10, 1696, and there d. Feb. 18, 1775, e. 78. He was a
fanner and resided on his father's homestead in Westfield. He
was chosen as a fence-viewer in 1739 and 1744; in 1761, was on
the committee to build pews in the meeting-house, and tlie same
year was moderator of the town-meeting. A monument to his
memory bears the following inscription: <<Febn^ 18*^, 1775 | Tho*
Noble died I in his 79*^ year."
He m. (1) Sept. 1, 1722, Saxljlr Root, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
March 9, 1702, dau. of John and Sarah (Stebbins) Root. She d.
in Westfield, July 19, 1760, according to her gravestone, but Nov.
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L92 DE80BNDAMT8 OF THOMAS MOBLI.
26, 1760, according to the town records. Her monument bean
this inBcription: <<In memory of | M". SARAH | Wife of | Mr.
THOMAS NOBLE | who died Jnlj | 19, 1760 in her | 59 year."
He m. (2), prob. in 1761, Mrs. Sarah Bbldino of Hatfield,
Mass., to whom he was pub. April 11, 1761. She was b. abt.
1701, dau. of John and Sarah (Coleman) Field of HatMd, and
m. (1) Dec. 1, 1725, Joshua Belding of the Whately part of Hat-
field. She was recommended by Hatfield church to Westfield
church, June 26, 1763. She d. in Westfield, Aug. 17, 1763, in
her 62d year. The inscription upon her monument is as follows:
"Heif Lies y | Body of M~- | Sarah y* wife | of M' Thomas |
Noble who | died August | y 17«>» 1763, in y* \ 62 Year of her |
Age."
CHILDBEN BT FIBST XARRIAQB BOBN IK WB8TPIXLD.
1866. Sarah, b. Aug. 11, 1728; m. Aaron Dewey.
1867. Thomai, b. Feb. 6, 1725; m. Susanna Cole.
1868. Btephen, b. Apr. 16, 1727; m. Ruth Church.
1868. JEBuniee, b. Mch. 9, 1729; m. Feb. 7, 1750, Dr. Samuel Smith of
Westfield. and d. Sept 19, 1750, m. 21. He d. Aug. 6. 1794, e. 69.
ChUd. Eunice, b. Aug. 20, 1750.
1870. John, b. Sept. 7, 1781; m. Lois Sexton.
1871. aOai, b Aug. 28, 1788; m. (1) B. Dewey; (2) M. Taylor.
1872. Aarm, b. Dec. 24, 1785; went into senrice in the French and
Indian war, and d. unm., in Westfield, Not. 26, 1760, ae. 24. Bev.
John Ballantine of Westfield, in bis Diary, under date of Nov. 27,
1760, makes the following entry: "Attended the funeral of Aaron
Koble, who died of the small-pox, aged 25. He had served his
countiy in four campaigns, had Just returned from Quebec in good
heslth, began to be sick in about one hour after his arriyal, and
died in a week."
1878. Eluabeih, b. Feb 2, 1788; m. (1) M. Dewey; 0^) J. C. MiDer; (8)
B. Saxton.
1874 (kM, b. Apr. 1, 1741; m. Mercy KeUogg.
1875. 8eth, b. Apr. 15, 1748; m. (1) H. Bsrker; (2) R Bmoiy; (8)
M. Riddle.
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T»ttAi>f. Noble, a. of Dea. Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Sept. 20, 1703, and there d. "suddenly," according to the Diary
of Rev. J. Ballantine, June 6, 1759, m. 65. He resided in West-
field, abt. one half a mile from Morley's bridge, on a farm adjoin-
ing his brother Thomas, his house being about twenty rods west
of the latter's. By his wiU dated Feb. 2, 1759, and proved July
10, 1759, he gave to his wife Elizabeth, in addition to her thirds,
£10 for her disposal forever, to son Shadrack, £100, to son
Roger, £20, and directed "also that he be put out to learn a
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suitable trsde," to daaghters Hannah, Margaret, and Anna, £20
apiece, to be paid them at eighteen years of age. His wife Eliz.
abeth was appointed his sole executrix.
He m. (1) Jan. 25, 1732, Maboabxt Wblleb, per. dan. of
Eleazar Weller of Springfield, Mass., and if so, b. Sept. 26, 1709.
She d. May 16, 1733, in lees than one month after the birth of her
only child.
He m. (2) May 10, 1739, Elizabeth Millxb, b. in Springfield,
Mass., March 12, 1707, dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Keep)
Miller. After the death of her husband, she remained in West-
field, until abt. 1794, when at the age of 87, she went to reside
with her son Roger in New Haven, Vt., but subsequently removed
to her son Shadrack's in Hartford, Vt, where she d. June 17,
1799, ». 92.
CHILD BT FIB8T ICABBIAOB BOBK IH WXSTVIELD.
1876a. Israel, b. Apr. %i, 1788; "drowned getting logs in y* g* river/'
May 96, 1758, 0. 86.
CHILDBEN BT SBCOBI) MABBIAOB BOBH IN WE8TFIELD.
1876. Margaret, b. May 11, 1740; d. Sept. 14. 1746, ae. 6.
1877. Shadrack, b. Aug. 9, 1741 ; m. Lucy Taylor.
1878. Thankful, b July 17, 1748; d. Sept. 8, 1746, e. 8.
1879. Hannah, b. Feb. 6, 1746; m. Moses Dewey.
1880. Margaret, b. Oct. 21, 1746; m. (1) £. Granger; (2) Z. Noble.
1881. Roger, b. Aug. 8, 1748; m. Martha Dewey.
1888. TkanJtfut, b Mch. 81, 1762; d. Nov. 86, 1764, e. 2.
1888. Anne, b. Juue 18, 1764; m. Thsddeus Dewey.
EuzABBTH Noble, dau. of Dea. Thomas, was b. in Westfield,
Mass., Jan. 8, 1706, and there d. Nov. 12, 1798, ». 87. The num-
ber of her descendants at her death was 180, of ^hom 27 died
before her.*
She m. May 20, 1731, Dea. John Sbxpabd, b. in Westfield,
Mass., Nov. 18, 1706, s. of Dea. John and Elizabeth (Woodruff)
Shepard. He resided in Westfield, and there d. Aug. 8, 1783,
m. 76.
OBXLDBSN BOBN IN WSSTFZELD.
1884. EUtabetk, b. Apr. 84. 1788; m. May 2, 1761, Col. Azariah Root of
Sheffield, Msss., and d. Feb. 16, 1786, se. 68. He was a farmer and
' leather dealer, and d. whUe in service during the American revolu-
tion, July 8, 1777, e. 48.
1886. Jchn, b Nov. 8, 1788; m. Mch. 6, 1786, Elizabeth Sscket,
and removed to Hebron, K. T.
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1886. Jbperienee, b. Jan. 90, 1786; m. Aug. 8, 1754, Abner Bice, tnd re-
moved to the " BUck river country."
1887. WiOiam, b. Nov. 90, 1787; m. Sarah Dewey.
1888. SOoi, b. Oct 98, 1789; d. Aug. 18, 1747, e. 7.
1888. Enoch, b. July 81, 1741; d. Sept. 18, 1741, e. 6 weeks.
1890. Bnoeh, b. Oct 98, 1742; m. (l)Hch. 15, 1762, Either Dewey;
(2) Nov., 1800, Margaret Goes, and d. in Marietta, O., Sept, 1821,
0.78.
1891. Ikivid, b. Oct 98, 1744; m. (1) Dec. 8, 1767, Margaret Clap;
(2) Lucinda Mather. He grad. at Tale Col., in 1766, and was a
physician first in Chester, Mass., and afterwards in Amsterdam,
K. T., where he d. in 1819.
1892. Gideon, b. Jan. 6, 1747; m. Nov. 18, 1766, SOence Noble, b.
July 98, 1747, dan. of Samuel and Catharine (Fowler) Noble, and
d. in Westfleld, Dec. 98, 1790, e. 48.
LoiB Noble, dan. of Dea. Thomas, was b. in Weetfield, Mass.,
July 4, 1708.
She m. prob. in 1737, Jobiah Eekp of Brimfield, Mass., to
whom she waa pub., April 30, 1737. He was prob. aon of Sam-
uel and Sarah Keep of Springfield, and if so, b. Noy. 13, 1713.
He is supposed to have resided in the Monson part of Brimfield,
Mass., and to have been one of the original members of the Mon-
son church, June 23, 1762.
CHZLDHEN BORK IK BBDfFIELD.
1898. Loii, b. Apr. 91, 1788.
1894. Jemima, b. Feb. 98, 1740.
1895. Ruth, b. Jan. 17, 1748.
1896. Jamah, b. July 80, 1746.
1897. Meeee, b. Sept 25, 1747; m. Dec. 2, 1778, Hannah Woodbury,
and removed to Leverett, Mass.
Ebxnczkb Noble, b. of Dea. Tbomas, was b. in Weatfield, Mass.,
Oct. 11, 1711, and d. in Suffield, Conn., July, 1775, m. 64. He
removed, as early as 1735, to Suffield, Conn., as appears from the
fact that he and his wife joined the Suffield Cong, church by half-
way covenant, May 18, 1735.
He m. Abigail Palmer, prob. dau. of Timothy and Abigail
(Allen) Palmer, and if so, b. in Suffield, Conn., Feb. 9, 1711.
She d. in Lanesboro', Mass., abt 1784, sb. abt 73.
ohildbsn bork m suffield.
1898. Ahiffaa, b. Apr. 15, 1786; m. Elijah Easton.
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1899. Ann, b. Jan. 8, 1788; m. Not. 4, 1788, Benjamin Kent, b. in
Buffleld, Conn., Not. 19, 1740, a. of Benjamin and Apphia (Ruggles)
Kent He d. in BufBeld, Aug. 7, 1775. Children. 1. Anna, b.
July 98, 1770, d. unm., Oct. 18, 1881, s. 61; 2. Benjamin, b. July
19, 1779, m. Smith, and d. Jan., 1885. m. 82.
1400. Menster, b. Dec. 23, 1789; in the American revolution marched
from SutBeld, Apr., 1775, a private under Capt. Elihu Kent, in the
*' Lesdngton alarm," and was at that time in the aervice for twelve
days. He spent most of his life in Lanesbdro', Mass., in the family
of his brother Timothy, with whom he owned property in common.
He possessed much benevolence and kindness of heart. He d. unm. ,
Apr., 1817. SB. 77.
1401. Jod, b. Jan. 16, 1742; d. unm., after many years' Ulness, of
dropsy, in Lanesboro', Mass., Oct. 5, 1789, ae. 47.
1402. Baehel, b. Dec. 81, 1748; m. Feb. 12, 1777, Lieut. Nathaniel
Remmington of SuiBeld, Conn., b. in Suffleld, Aug. 17, 1780, s. of
Jonathan and Thankful (Warner) Remmington. He d. in SuiBeld,
Oct. 27, 1816, e. 80. She d. in Suffleld, Aug. 10, 1810, ae. 75.
Child. Jonathan, b. Nov. 12, 1777, m. Mar}' Leonard. He grad.,
in 1798, at Tale College, and d. in Agawam, Mass., Aug. 18, 1851,
0. 78. He was a fanner.
1408. Etther, b. Oct. 6, 1745; d. unm., in Laneaboro', Mass., Oct. 17,
1829, e. 84.
1404. Kathan, b. Nov. 20, 1747; m. 0) P- Austin; (2) M. Thompson.
1405. TUnat^, b. Apr. 15, 1752; m. Sarah BhM^kman.
1M4.
AmiA NoBLS, dan. of Dea. Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct 30, 1716. She was admitted to Westfield church, May 9,
1742. She probably d. between 1787 and 1800.
She m. Jan. 13, 1743, John Lsonabd, b. Sept. 5, 1710, s. of
John and Sarah (Dickinson) Leonard. He resided in West Spring-
field, Mass., and d. abt 1800.
CHTliPBEN BORN IK BPBIKGFIELD.
1406. Ann, b. Apr. 11, 1744; d. Bept 28, 1747, e. a
1407. Sarah, b. Oct 20, 1745; d. Oct 11, 1747, s. 28 moe.
1408. Anne, b. Apr. 16, 1748; m. Aug. 4, 1766, Thomas Baker.
1409. Jchn, b. Mch. 8, 1749; m. Sept 5, 1771, Maiy Selden.
1410. Sarah, b. Apr. 27, 1752; m. Apr. 8, 1775, Joseph White of West
Springfield, Mass., and d. Not. 27, 1788, 0. 86.
1411. AbiffoU, b. Ang. 8, 1755; m. Aug. 20, 1778, Jacob Day of West
Springfield, and Chester, Mass., and d. in Chester, Mch. 5, 1814,
0.58
1412. BUwabeth, b. Dec. 96, 1768; m. Aribert Leonard.
1418. JtuUn, b. May 16, 1768; m. 1789, Theodosia Leonard.
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Dea. JoHATHAn Noblb, s. of Bea. Thomas, was b. in Westfield,
Mass., May 23, 1721, and d. in Simsbury, Conn., .Apr. 11, 1781, e.
59. He resided from 1748 until 1752, or later, in Hartford,
Conn. On the 6th of Jnly, 1752, being then of Hartford, he
bought of Jonathan Pettibone of Simsbuiy, '< a certain fulling mill,
with the Damm k all priyiledges of ponding, for using said mill
as it is standing on a small River or Streame in said Simsbury, k
hath Lately been in the Improvement of Israel Boardman, and also
the press & shears Lately bought of Israel Boardman k Samuel
Buck.'* [Simsbury Deeds, vii: 628.] He removed, prior to March
24, 1755, to Simsbury, where he is thought to have been a fuller
during the remainder of his life. EUs house and mill were about
half a mile south of Simsbury centre. He was a deacon of the
Cong, church in Simsbuiy.
He m. Mrs. Elizabeth Ambbus, b. in Hartford, Conn., Sept. 8,
1714, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Goodwin) Cole. She d. in
Simsbury, Conn., 1791, m. 77.
1414 Jonathan, bapt Aug. U, 1748, in Hartford, Oonn. ; d. 6ept 15. 1770,
e.22.
1415. WiOiam, bapt Feb. 11, 1750, in Hartford; m. (1) P. Wilcox; (2)
IL Stedman; (jS) Gilbert.
1416. PkineoB, bapt Nov. 10, 1751, in Hsrtford; m. (1) IL Humphrey;
(2) 6. Humphrey.
1417. EiHah, b. ; m. liaria Humphrey.
14ia Mary, b. ; m. Theophilus Woodbridge, b. in
Bimsbury, Mch. 28, 1754, a of Haynes snd Elizabeth Woodbridge.
He d. in Simsbuiy, Noy. 8, 1815, «. 61. She d. in Bimsbuiy, Sept
5, 1814, 0. 56. Child. Haynes Noble, m. Bozana Bernard, and d.
in Simsbuiy, abt 1825.
1419. AmhmB, b. ; m. a) a Tnller; (2) A. Tnnch.
FOURTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
ISM.
Sabah Noblb, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
11, 1723, and there d. May 25, 1796, n. 72.
She m. June 12, 1746, Aabon Dbwxt, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 8, 1721, a of Israel and Sarsh Dewey. He d. in Westfield,
June 11, 1768, n. 47.
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CHILDREN BORK IK WESTFIELD.
1420. Aawn^ ) b. June 38, 1748; d. Nov. 15, 1748. ft. 4 mos.
1421. BuToh, ) b. June 28, 1748; m. Feb. 2, 1775, Ithamar Remington of
Suffield, Conn., and there d. May 24, 1800. ae. 51.
1422. Acknm, b. Jan 20, 1750; d. Jan. 29, 1750, ae. 9 days.
1428. Aanm, b. Jan. 15, 1751; m. Mch. 12. 1777, Sibyl Cadwell, and
removed to Franklin, N. Y., where he d. Feb. 17, 1824, m. 78. He
was a fanner.
1424. JoAn, b. Jan. 20, 1754; prob. sl. Sept. 15, 1780, Achsah Clapp
of Northampton. Mass., removed in 1802, to Leyden, Lewis Co..
N. Y., and d. abt. 1828. ' He was a clothier.
1425. SOm, b. Mch. 22, 1756; d. Oct. 6, 1757, e. 1.
1426. Eumct, b. Mch. 22, 1758; d. in Westfidd. Dec. 22, 1772. se. 14.
[Gravestone.]
1427. BOm, b. Jan. 9.1761; m. Jan. 18, 1791, Elizabeth Spencer,
and resided in SufBeld, Conn.
142a Xem, b. Jan. 28, 1764; m. , and removed, in 1819, to
MeadviUe, Penn. He was a blacksmith.
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Thomas Noble, s. of Thomas, was b. in 'Weetfield, Mass., Feb. 6,
1725, and there d. May 21, 1801, sb. 76. He was a resident of
Hartford, Conn., Sept. 10, 1750, whence he removed, after Mch.
24, 1755, to Blandford, Mass., and soon after to Westfield, Mass.
He was admitted, May 9, 1762, to bring his children to baptism at
Westfield, and Mch. 11, 1764, became a member of Westfield
chorch. He was a tanner and shoemaker. He resided in West-
field, on Ehn street, at the head of Franklin street.
He m. Susanna Cole, b. in Hartford, Conn., abt. 1726, dau. of
John and Elizabeth (Goodwin) Cole, and sister of the wife of his
nnde Jonathan Noble. She d. in Westfield, Oct 15, 1806, ». 80.
1429. BuMomma, b. Aug. 11, 1749; m. Moses Root
1480. ThowM. b. Dec. 22, 1751; d. Apr. 4. 1766, 0. 4.
1481. J^mee, b. Apr. 6, 1754; m. Aug. 7, 1814, Noah Loomis, b. Apr.
11, 1754, a of Noah and Rhoda (Clark) Loomis, and d. without
children, Mch. 9, 1848, e. 91 Noah Loomis d. July 2, 1819, s. 55.
1482. BaJain, b. Jan. 16, 1756; m. Ebeneser Fowler.
1488. JmuAa, b. Sept. 17, 1757; d. Jan. 15, 1759, s. 1.
1484. J^nuiha, b. Dec 6, 1759; d. Sept 17, 1768, e. 8.
1485. DotMi^. b. May 26, 1762; m. Feb. 10, 1790, John B. Berry, and
remored to Chautauqua Co., N. T. Children. 1. Thomas; 2.
Sophia; and others.
1486. OaMn, b. Dec. 29, 1765; m. Oct. 22, 1792, Charlotte Morgan, b.
abt 1766, dau. of Reuben and Edith (Chapin) Morgan of Northfield,
Mass. He was a tanner and shoemaker in Westfield, resided on his
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father's homestead, and d. without issue. Not. 21, 1821, m. 65. His
widow m. (2) Not. 24, 1825, Stephen Taylor of Longmeadow, and
d. at the house of the widow of her nephew Thomas Noble, in
Durham, Ck>nn., Oct 5, 1850, se. 98.
1487. Luther, b. Feb. 10, 1767; m. (1) C. Gray; (2) A. Williams.
1488. Mcf^, b. Bept 1, 1788; m. Enoch Stiles.
1489. JTancy, b. Dec. 8, 1770; m. Mch. 80, 1802, Jacob Loomis, b.
Apr. 27, 1780, s. of Jacob and Thankful (Hubbard) Loomis. She
d. near Pinckney, Mich. , Sept , 1846, m. 75. Children. 1. Hannah,
b. Bept 25, 1808, m. Oct, 1821. Caleb Stanley; 2. Thomas Noble,
b. July 8, 1807; 8. CalisU, b. Mch. 22, 1810.
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Lieut Stbphxn Nobue, b. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 16, 1727, and there d. Apr. 2, 1791, m. 63. He owned and
occupied his father's farm in Westfield, Mass., and was a farmer
and innkeeper. In stature be was a little below the medium height.
During the war of the American revolution, he served for at least
eight months^ in 1777. He joined Westfield church, June 8, 1778.
He was buried, apart from his kindred in the grave dug the pre-
vious fail for the remains of his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Root^ which
were to have been brought from Montgomery, Mass., for inter
ment His monument bears the following inscription:
In Memoiyof
I^ STEPHEN NOBLE
Who died April 2, 1791,
In y« 64 Tear of his
Age.
My flesh shaU slumber
in the Ground,
till the kst trumpet's
Joyfull Sound,
then burst the Chains
with sweet Surprise,
A in my Saviour's
Image rise.
Power of administration on his estate was granted to Stephen
Noble and Martin Root of Westfield, April 21, 1791.
He m. March 7, 1753, Ruth Chubce, b. in Springfield, Mass.,
July 11, 1733, dau. of Dea. Jonathan and Ruth (Hitchcock)
Chuich. She joined the Westfield church by recommendation
from the First church in Springfield, 1754. She is remembered
as a woman tall in stature. After the death of her husband, she
removed to Hadley, Mass., and resided, until her death, with her
daughter, Mrs. Lovisa Smith. She d. July 4, 1794, m. 61. Over
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her remains in the Hsdley graveyard, a stone was erected, with
the following inscription:
" In memoiy of | widow Ruth Nob | le consort | of Mr. Stephen |
Noble of Westfleld | who | died July ^ 1 1794, in the 61<» | year of her
age,"
CHILDBSH BOBK IK WBBTFIBLD.
1440. Lo9iia, b. June 5» 1754; m. Perez Smith.
1441. Buih, b. July 1. 1756; m. Martin Root, Jr.
1442. BOdad, b. May 18, 1759; m. Esther Qarfleld.
1443. Aaron, b. Mch. 19, 1761; m Kate Green.
1444. Stephen, b. Apr. 7, 1765; m. Esther Smith.
1445. Loii, b. June 1, 1767; m. Israel Bridgman, s. of Noah Bridg-
man. He m. (1) Dec 28, 1790, Sarah Burt, dau. of Joseph and
Sarah (Enight) Burt He was a fanner in Westhampton, Mass.,
and d. Not. 16, 1885. m, 71. She was woman of devoted piety,
and had the same affection for the children of her husband, as if
they had been her own. She d. without issue, in Westhampton,
Not. 12, 1847, m. 80.
1446. Buniee, b. Apr. 80, 1770; m. WUliam Boltwood.
1447. Ludnda, b. Jan. 27, 1774; m. Elisha Hubbard.
laro. ^
JoBH NoBLi, s. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept. 7,
1731, and d. in Blandford, Mass., Sept 15, 1807, >b. 76. In the
French and Indian war, he was a soldier in Col. Dwight's regi-
ment, in 1756, and the same year a sergeant in Capt John Mose-
ly*s company at Fort iSdward. He rssided in Blandford, Mass.,
on the farm afterwards occupied by his son, John Noble. He was
below the medium height. His monument bears the following
inscription: "There is rest | In Memory | of M' John Noble | who
departed this | Life Sep^ 15 | 1807 aged | 76 years.'*
He m. Sept 21, 1773, Lois Skxton, b. in Somers, Conn., Nov«
28, 1745, dan. of Daniel and Mary (Douglas) Sezton. She d.
Apr. 1, 1828, m. 82. Her monument bears the following inscrip-
tion: "In I memory of | MRS. LOIS NOBLE | wife of | Mr. John
Noble I who died Apnl l^ \ 1828, aged 82."
CHTIiPltKTf.
1448. Lod, b. July 6. 1774; d. Feb. 1, 1786, m. 11.
1448. Bohan, b. June 9, 1776; d. Jan. 80, 1786,0. 9.
1450. Sdnnah, b. May 1, 1778; m. Reuben Blair.
1451. Bhoda, b. July 28, 1780; d. Feb. 2, 1786, 0. 5.
1452. John, b. July 18, 1782; m. Irene Robinson.
1458. Sophia, b. May 22, 1784; unm., resided, 1852, in Deposit, N. T.,
and at that time wrote as follows: "I commeDced teaching
school fai April, 1807, and have followed thai occupation most, and
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perbaps I might 9§j, all tbe time since, until within the last three
jean. Indeed I taught a echool aa late as the •ommer of 1851.
In that time I have had a little OTer 2,000 echolan, feveral hundred
for not less than two years, and many of them for more than three
years." She d. in Deposit, X. T., Not. 17, 1864, m. 80.
1454. JuUa, b. Not. 28, 1786; m. Hecekiah Treadwell.
1455. OUve, b. Dec. 8, 1788; m. Oren Robinson.
1456. Alva, b. July 16, 1791; m. (1) M. A. Buell; (2) J. Sterling.
isri.
SiLAB Noble, a. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
28, 1733, and d. in Roxbuiy, Mass., probably of camp distemper,
July 11, 1775, SB. 42. He joined the Westfield church, Mcb. 12,
1758. Soon after his marriage he removed to Blandford, Mass.,
and there resided about two miles from the centre of the town,
nearly opposite his brother John. He served in tbe French and
Indian war, in 1755, in the company of Capt Simon Davis. Dur-
ing the first year of the American revolution, he went as a soldier
to Rozbury, Mass., and there died.
He m. (1) Nov. 25, 1756, Bethia Dbwet, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Sept. 22, 1739, dAu.cf Adijah and Mercy (Ashley) Dewey. She
d. in Blandford, Mass., May 5, 1763, ». 23.
He m. (2) Aug. 28, 1764, Mabt Tatlob.
She m. (2) Hines, and d. Oct 17, 1830, m. abt 88.
childbsh bt fibst mabbiaoe.
1457. mhu, b. Dec 28, 1757; m. Hannah Stewart
1458. 8008, b. Mch. 9, 1760; m. Lucy Granger.
1459. Medad, b. Oct. 98, 1762; m. Lydia Frary.
cbildbbv bt sboobi) mabbiaoe.
1460. B$th4a, b. Apr. 11, 1765; m. Asa Merritt
1461. Soiofmrn, b. Sept 5, 1768; m. Lois Thomas.
1462. Jfoiy. b. Jan. 11, 1771; m. Jonas Whitney.
ISTS.
Eueabetb Noble, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Feb. 2, 1738, and there d. March 7, 1803, ss. 65, on the farm, about
one and a half miles south of Westfield centre, owned in 1851, by
Charles Dewey.
She m. (1) Dec. 8, 1757, Medad Dbwet, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Nov. 18, 1736, 8. of Adijah and Mercy (Ashley) Dewey. He d.
Dec. 31, 1760, sb. 24.
She m. (2) John Chbistian Milleb of Simsbury, Conn. He was
s. of John Christian Miller of Simsbury. He prob. d. 1769, his
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inyentory having been presented to the Court of probate, Sept. 5,
1769.
She m. (3) Benjamin Saxton of Westfield, Mass., to whom she
was pub. March 1, 1778. He was prob. s. of Benjamin and Mary
(Pixley fUe Strong) Saxton, and if so b. in Weetfield, Feb. 25,
1720. [He m. (1) Abigail Marshall, to whom he was pub. Aug.
19, 1749. By this marriage, he had in Westfield, 1. Abigail, b.
Aug. 13, 1760; 2. Abner, b. Dec 27, 1751; 3. PMneas, b. Nov.
6, 1753; 4. Lucy, b. May 3, 1755; 5. Asenath, b. Aug. 7, 1757.]
He d. in Westfield, Jan. 12, 1785, m. 64, from the effect of in-
juries received by the upsetting of a load of wood.
CHILDREN BT FIBST MARRIAOB BORN IK WESTFIELD.
1463. Solimon, b. Nov. 7, 1758; m. Nov. d8. 1786, Esther Dewey, dau.
of Israel and Joanna (Noble) Dewey of .Westfield. and d. in West-
field. May 6. 1804, m. 46.
1464. Medad, b. Dec 20, 1760; m. Sept 95, 1788. Tryphena Bobbins.
He removed, fai February, 1800, to Leyden, N. T.
CHILDBXH BT BBOOKD MABRIAOE.
1465. SUzabelh, b. Apr. 8, 1764; m. Pavid?] Leonard of Springfield.
Mass., and removed to the West
1466. OUver, b. June 28, 1766.
1467. Ann, b. Jan. 2, 1769; m. Tucker of Suflleld, Conn..
where she died.
1468. GUver, b.
CHILDBSN BT THIRD MABBIAOE.
1409. Bef^amin,h, July 29, 1781; m. Dec. 12. 1804. Abigail Qraham, and
resided in Westfield.
1470. PhineM, b. Sept 25. 1782; m. a) 1^08. Persis Parsons; (2) Pbelie
Thompson, and resided in Northampton, and Belchertown. Mass.
1874.
Calbb Noble, s. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Apr.
1, 1741, and d. prob. in Ashtabula, 0., in 1804, le. 63. He was a
blacksmith. There is much uncertainty resting upon the history
of this man, and his places of residence. He was, Nov. 2, 1762,
a resident of Springfield, Mass. He may have been the person
named in Temple k Sheldon's *' History of Northfield, Mass.," p.
507, as taxed there in 1762. If so, it must have been his son and
not himself, who there died March 7, 1765. He is named on the
rate bills of Sheffield, Mass., Dec. 14, 1771, Dec. 26, 1772, Dec. 30,
1775, Jan. 19, 1780, and Jan. 25, 1782; was as early as Feb. 6,
1779, a lieutenant in Col. James Wesson's Reg. of Mass. Bay, and
was also in the service of his country, as lieutenant in Capt. Jere-
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miah Hickock's company in Lient Col. Sear's Reg., from the county
of Berkshire, from Aug. 6, 1781, to Nov., 1781. He is thought
to have resided for a time in Fort Ann, N. Y. The date of his
removal to Ashtabula, 0., is unknown.
He m. MsBcr Ejellooo, who is said to have been a native of
Sheffield, Mass. She d. in Elisabethtown, N. Y., Sept 6, 1819.
CHZLDBBK.
1471. Caleb, b. ; m. Lucy Higgins.
1472. Aeh9a7i, b. June 18, 1771; m. Ithsi Judd.
1478. Mm$, b. Aug. 18. 1774; m. (i) ; (8) ;
(8) Fanny Phelps.
1474 Aaron, b. ; m. , and had a family. He
removed to the vicinity of Haumee, O., and there died.
1476. PhOo, b. ; m. .
1476. Betiey, b. Nov. 24, 1778; m Isaac Ormsby.
1477. Boxana, b. ; m. Edward Trssk.
1478. Seth, b.
147ir. OU'tia, b. ; m. , and d. about one year
sfter her msrrisge, probably in Erie, Penn.
1480. Soj^ia, b. ; d. s. abt. 8.
1481. Child, b. ; d. unnamed, in infsncy.
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Rev. Sbtb Noble, s. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 15, 1743, and d. in Franklinton, now Columbus, O., Sept. 15,
1807, e. 64. Though a good Latin scholar, he does not appear to
have been a college graduate. Two of his grandchildren insist
that he was for a time connected either with Dartmouth or Yale
College. He joined the Cong, church at Westfield, Mass.. May 5,
1770. The Maugerville people say that he was ordained at New-
buiyport, Mass. His letters show that he was well acquainted in
that place. His first settlement in the ministry was on the 15tb
June, 1774, over the Cong, church in Maugerville, Nova Scotia.
The first settlers of this town came from Rowley, Mass., and its
immediate vicinity, about the year 1764. Maugerville is situated
seventy miles up the river St Johns, and belongs now to New
Brunswick, which, in 1784, was separated from Nova Scotia.
The New England settlers immediately established divine worship,
and speedily erected a meeting-house. " From all that I can learn, "
writes Rev. Henry Wilkes, D. D., of Montreal, Oct. 12, 1842,
after a personal visit, ''this spot was the nucleus whence proceeded
most of the intelligence and piety to be found in this part of New
Brunswick." The first religious teacher, who came out with the
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Bettlen, was a Mr. Wellman, who soon returned to New England.
Then came Mr. Briggs^ and after him, Mr. Webster. Mr. Noble,
the first pastor, was settled June 15, 1774. Little is known respect-
ing him at MaugerviUe, except that he actively sided with the
American colonies in their conflict with Great Britain. The fol-
lowing letter to a nephew in Westfield, who had spent some time in
MaugerviUe, shows us this, as well as his early ministerial success:
"Dear Kinsman:
" I receiyed yours of the 7th and lOtb, with joy. Had you been more
particular respecting the national ditBculties, it would have been an addi-
tion to my joy. I have enjoyed a usual state of health I took a bosom
companion the last of November. She has been pressed down under a
weight and burden of her sins, almost ever since we entered into that near
relation, but I trust, within a few days past, has hsppily taken sanctuary
in Christ, the only ark of safety.
" There is at present a considerable shaking of the dry bones among us,
and several have happily put on Christ, which is life eternal. Simeon Towns
is daily rejoicing in the rock of his salvation. Asa Kimball and wife are
brought out into marvellous light. John Wasson was greatly troubled in
mind during his absence. It was pressed upon him to return to this place,
which he did with Capt. Lovet, and is now almost incessantly praising and
adoring the lowly Jesus. Andrew Tibbetts and wife, Mr. Gellison's wife,
Thomas Saimders, Sarah Coy, and Alice Potter seem under the prepara-
tory work of the Spirit My wife with myself desires to be
remembered to yon, to Mr. Granger, to your mother, and aU my kindred
and acquaintance.
** From your friend and humble servant,
"Seth Noble.
"Mauokbville, 7th Feb^. 1776.
" P. a I send this letter by Capt Row. tho' it is uncertain whether he
' goes farther than Machias. I shall expect you in the spring, if there is
any passing. I should be glad to take Medad Noble till he is 21, except he
should be greatly bent on learning a trade, and if he is, I will endeavor to
get him a good place at Newbury Port. Pray advise with his mother and
my brethren about it, and especially with him. If he and they think it best,
pray bring him down with you— I will do as well by him as I would by my
own. Mr. Saunders has done considerable labor on your land. We have
had something of a cold season of late, though not colder than it is many
times at Westfleld. We have about eighteen inches of snow. Mr. Makin
died soon after you went away, but nobody since. Jeremiah Howland
and Polly Baber were published last Sabbath, and Israel Esty and Salome
Burpe. Josiah Whitney is married.
" It seems to be still as to political affairs. If you could bring a Suffield
dishtumer, it might be a benefit to the person and to this place. A saddler
is much wanted, for there have been near a dozen horses purchased hei-e
since you left us. There were sundry opportunities to get a passage from
New England here last fall We have a number of vessels lately come in
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from over the Bay. We have unanimously signed a paper, to Join New
England in the national struggle, and are making all possible preparationB
for war. The fleet and army that went from Boston to Halifax have sailed,
we suppose, for England, though they pretended they were going to
Quebec.
"Mat 20, 1776.
'* To Mr. Aijunf Dewbt,
"Westfleld,
"County of Hampshire,
" Massachusetu Bay.*'
Rev. Seth Noble's ministry at Maugenrille continued until 1777,*
when upon the arriyal of an armed British achooner, he, to avoid
taking the oath of allegiance to the British crown, which it came
to enforce, fied. narrowly escaping with his life. It is the tradi-
tion in New Brunswick, that Mr. Noble eluded his pursuers, by
fleeing to the house of a Mrs. Wasson, who concealed him under a
bed upon which lay her daughter, apparently tuileiing from a
severe malady.
Hardly had he reached New England, before we find him
shouldering his musket in defense of the rights of America against
the British crown. On the Massachusetts muster rolls, [Vol. 35:
286,] his name appears as a private in the roll ol non-commissioned
officers and soldiers in the companies of Capte. Dyer and West, who
marched to St. John in Nova Scotia, in May, 1777, his time of
service being two months and five days. He is known to have
been at Machias, Me., May 29, 1777; at Aukpaye, above Mauger-
ville, on St John^s river, June 11, and June 29, 1777; and again
at MachiaS) Aug. 14-15, when the British fleet under Sir George
Collier attacked that town. Two days later, at that place, " Sun-
day, Aug. 17, Parson Noble preached a sermon on the late event,"
f. e., the repulse of the British fleet.
Where he was, and how engaged during most of the time
between 1777 and 1786, is unknown. In 1779 he wasin Wobum,
Mass., and declines an order for a mission to the eastern parts of
Maine, which he had received from the Oen.eral Court of. Massa-
chusetts, in the following characteristic letter:
* In 1789, the meeting-house in which Mr. Noble had preached, was
removed to that part of the town which is now Bhetfield, and over this
society, which amid various trials and discouragements has always re-
mained steadfast to Congregational principles, on the 18th July, 1876, Rev.
Joseph Barker, a grandnephew of Mrs. Noble, was settled.
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WoBURK. June 7, 1779.
HoK» Gentlemen:
" I reed, an order for a mission to the eastern settlements, yesterday, by
the hands of Col. Baldwin, but find[ing] its contents so much different
from what I had expected, must decline the undertaking. I was informed
the mission was to be on the river Penobscot only, but find I was misin-
formed. There are such a variety of islands, and other inhabitants con-
tiguous to the water^those seas are so much frequented by their cruisers,
that I think it too dangerous for a proscribed person to accept of. I sup-
pose you are not unacquainted with the amazing scarcity of the necessaries
of life, in those parts. Add to this, the reward offered me, when laid out
in provision or clothings will not purchase more than one dollar would in
1775.
" From a friend to those liberties which God and nature has bestowed on
mankind.
"Beth Noble.
" To the whole Court "
Rev. Mr. Noble*B son Joseph is known to have been bom in
New Market^ N. H., Jnne 13, 1783. A letter from Humphrey
Pickard of Maugerville, to Mr. Noble, dated Jnne 14, 1784, in
reply to letters which he bad written, asking for a dismission from
that church, is also directed to New Market His brother Thomas
writes him there, May 21, 1785. To the same place he directs,
Feb. 6, 1786, a letter to his wife from Hallowell, Me. Daring
these years he could not have been preaching there, for Rev.
Nathaniel Ewers was then their pastor. According to Minutes of
the ministry and churches of New Hampshire (in Cong. Quarterly,
zviii: 283), Rev. Seth Noble for three years ministered to a now
extinct I^b. church in Seabrook, N. H. de may have been
preaching at the latter place, while a resident of New Market.
For several Sabbaths prior to Sept 6, 1785, Mr. Noble had
preached in that part of Hallowell which is now Augusta., Me., and
at a town meeting held on that day, the committee raised to pro- •
core preaching was directed to hire him '< to continue his services
nntil the middle of the ensuing March/' The efforts of the com-
mittee were successful, and Mr. Noble preached sixteen Sabbaths,
for which the town paid him £26 lOs. Notwithstanding th^
engagement with Mr. Noble, when the Rev. William Hazlitt
iqppeared, with a letter of recommendation from Samuel Vaughan
of Boston, a committee consisting of Joseph North, Henry Sewall,
and Daniel Cony were chosen to return the thanks of the town to
Mr. Vaughan, and request Mr. Hazlitt to continue his services for
two months. But the people judged best to settle neither of the
above gentlemen, for at a town meeting held Apr. 1, 1786, the
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names of Rev. Seth Noble and Rev. William Hazlitt were pre-
sented to the town, as candidates for settlement in the work of the
ministry, and were both rejected.
Rev. Mr. Noble shortly after makes his appearance at Kendus-
keag (now Bangor). He was probably drawn thither by the influ-
ence of his friend, Col. Jonathan Eddy, who had settled in town-
ship No. 10, Penobscot river (Eddington), npon a grant made Jnne
24, 1785, by the state of Massachusetts to the Nova Scotia exiles.
At this place Mr. Noble himself received three hundred acres of
land. When he came, in 1786, Kenduskeag had no organised
church* and on the 7th of June, 1 786, he was engaged as a settled
religious teacher and preacher, at an annual salary of £70. He
was inducted into office, Sept. 10, 1786, under some andent oaks,
that stood on the square bounded by Oak, Ash, York, and Han-
cock streets, Bangor. Rev. Daniel Little of Wells, Me., gave him
the right hand of fellowship. Mr. Noble preached the sermon on
the occasion.
To Mr. Noble, Bangor is said to have been indebted for its pres-
ent name. Entrusted in 1790, with an agency to procure the
incorporation of the town, he was directed by a vote of the plan*
tation, to have Sunbury inserted in the act, either because appro-
priate to its pleasant appearance, or because the name of a precinct
where Mr. Noble had once resided. Being an excellent singer
and passionately fond of the solid old minor tune, Bangor, when
the legislative committee asked what the town should be called, he
requested them to' insert Bangor instead of Sunbury.
The broad parish to which Mr. Noble ministered, embraced
what is now Bangor, Brewer, Eddington, Hampden, Holden, and
Orrington. No church edifice seems to have been erected, but
during his continuance there, "the meetings were generally held
during the summer, in a bam south of Penjejewalk stream, and in
such other places as would accommodate the worshippers." His
field of labor was a hard one, the country being new, and the
morals of the people having suffered from the long war through
which they had passed. According to the custom prevailing in
many places, he was compelled to collect his own salary, a task
attended with no little difficulty, as the following letter plainly
shows:
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" To CoL Jonathan Eddy, IfaJ. Robert Treat, Capt. John Croeby, Mr.
EliBha Nerers, and the reat of the committee chosen to make propoeals to
settle the gospel on Pttiobscot river, June 7, 1786.
Pehobscot lUYEB, Aog. 81, 1790.
Gkntlxioen:
" Bundiy attempts have been made for a settlement between the people
and myself; but all to no effect When I settled here, I consented to
accept 20 pounds less than what was really necessary to support my fam-
ily, because the people said they were poor. Btill, to relieve them of the
burden, I have been at the expense to collect a great part of what has
been collected. Yeiy little thanks have I had for the trouble I have been
to. I was desired to draw a bond for the people to sign for my support,
which was rejected, and another drawn, (unbeknown to me,) which hath
deprived me of one-half of the sum proposed. I am willing to do in this
and all cases, as I would be done by; but necessity compels me to say, I
muH have my pay.
" I must farther tell you I shall look to no other persons for a settlement,
but that conmiittee which covenanted with me on June 7, 1786, to give
me 70 pounds annual salaiy. What you then did, is as binding as a note
of hand. I am sorry to take any coercive measures; but I tell you again,
I mu9l have my pay immediately.
'* I am, gentlemen, with due respect.
Tour most obedient,
Humble servant,
To the Committee. BETH NOBLE."
To eke out a scanty support for a growing family, he was obliged
to resort to the cultivation of hia farm, and the instruction of
youth in English branches, and also in singing. *<He was a good
singer,*' says Dea. William Boyd of Bangor, <'and had a clear
and pleasant tenor voice. He taught those who were natural
vocalists to ling by note, and waa the first teacher of sacred music
in the place.'*
Those who knew Mr. Noble personally, at Bangor, have long
since passed away. Mrs. Thomas Howard of Bangor, now de-
ceased, who knew him intimately, aays: "Mr. Noble was a gifted
man, and preached well with notes, was a good neighbor, a moral
man, industrious, and excellent in times of sickness. In 1708
[1797], the sums subscribed for his support^ were not paid. Some
of the subscribers were dead, and some had moved Away. His
living being reduced, he returned to New Market, and never came
back to Bangor." The late Rev. George Shepard, D.D., for many
years a professor in Bangor Theological Seminary, who was person-
ally acquainted with many of his parishioners in that vicinity, says of
him: "He was evangelical in his doctrine, and faithful in his
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preaching, an one remarked of him, 'he unsheathed the sword of
the Spirit and turned the point upon the hearer.' '*
Having resigned his charge, on account of insufficient support,
on the 10th of Nov., 1797, he left Bangor, and returned to New
Market, N. H., aniving there on the 14th of November. His
family joined him on the 17th of the same month, and they soon
commenced housekeeping. While a resident there, he supplied
vacant pulpits in that and neighboring towns, most of the time.
On the 21st of May, 1798, he agreed to preach for six months at
New Market. He is also believed to have supplied for a time the
churches in East Kingston, Exeter, Kensington, Pittsfield, Rye,
Salisbury, and Stratham, all in New Hampshire. He is known to
have commenced singing-schools, Dec. 25. 1797, in Newfield, Me.,
and Jan. 5, 1798, in Lamper River, N. H.
While at New Market, he suffered a heavy afSiction in the death
of his first-bom child, Seth, a promising young man of twenty-
one years. Late in October, 1 798, a vessel having on board, among
others^ Mr. Noble's eldest son, and Major Treat's son, Robert,
both of Bangor, and Silvia Knapp of Eddington, bound from
Bangor to Boston, in the midst of a thick and cold snow-storm,
becoming unmanageable by the breaking of her boom, was
wrecked on Boon Island, and all the passengers and crew lost.
In Mr. Noble's Diary are found the following entries:
"Oct 90, 1798. O deathi my son Seth lost at sea; and all who were
with him; sapposed to be at Boon Island. All in number who were lost
was 96." " Nov. 5. Cool. Went to Ipswich, on my way to Sandy Bay
[Rockport, Mass.].'* "Nov. 6. Pleasant, went to sd. bay; and got my
poor son's dothes. " " Nov. 7. Returned home with a heayy heart "
On the succeeding Sabbath, Nov. 11th, Mr. Noble preached to his
people a most pathetic discourse, expressive of Christian sorrow
and Christian resignation, from 2 Kings, iv: 26, the words of Elisha
to his servant Gehasi, when he saw the Shunamite riding in haste
toward Mt Garmel: '<Run now, I pray thee, to meet her, and
say imto her, Is it well with thee ? is it well with thy husband ?
is it well with the child ? And she answered, It is well."
Having resided in New Market for two years, he left that place
on the 29th of November, 1799, and with his family started for
Westfield, Mass. On the 6th of December he reached his desti-
nation. For the next sixteen months he continued to dwell in
the midst of his kindred, from whom he had been so long sepa-
rated, and found constant employment in the supply of pulpits in
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Becket, Blandford, Feeding Hills, Ireland, (the last two being then
parishes in West Springfield,) Montgomery, Rosaell, and Spring-
field. On the 13th of April, 1801, he removed to Montgomery,
Mass., and ministered regularly to the church established there,
January 30, 1797, until the succeeding 4th of November, when
he was installed their first pastor. Bev. Noah Atwater of West-
field preached his installation sermon from 2 Tim. 4: 7. The Rev.
Eliflha D. Barrett of Assumption, HI., bom Jan. 16, 1790, one of
the oldest Presbyterian clergymen in the United States, and his
sister, Mrs. Joanna Allyn of Holyoke, Mass., bom Dec. 19, 1791,
both natives of Montgomery, remember the Bev. Seth Noble
perfectly.
" I can say," writes the former, under date of May 8, 1876, "that I well
remember Bev. Seth Noble. He was tall, and dim, but very active and
energetic. His step was quick and firm and his gait graceful. He wore
a white wig, which he used to powder. He was of a lively, social dispo-
sition, snd agreeable in his manners. As a mau, he was much respected
and esteemed. I was too young at that time to be a competent Judge of
his scholarship, but to my youthful mind, he was a student As a
preacher, he was sound apd able. His sermons, I recollect, were well
prepared, unique, systematic, and evangelical. I do not remember any
diiBculty between him and his people, as the cause of his removal. The
society, I know, was weak, and the salary must have been small, and
raised with difficulty. A claim which he had upon land in Ohio, was, I
think, his inducement to remove to that state. "
Mrs. Allyn, in letters dated May 5, and May 12, 1876, confirms
in every respect the testimony of her brother, as to the character
of Mr. Noble, and the esteem in which he was held at home and
abroad, both as a man, a pastor, and a preacher. She also adds
that he was an excellent singer, and taught singing-schools in
Montgomeiy, and also generally sang in church. ** I can even
now,*^ she writes,^' hear his sweet voice."
The only printed productions, known, from the pen of Mr. Noble,
are two sermons preached at Westhampton, Mass., June 26, 1802,
from 2 Cor. 1: 22, which were published at Northampton, by T.
M. Pomeroy, in 1804, making a pamphlet of nineteen pages.
In his letter dated Sept 22, 1801, accepting the call of the
Montgomery church, Mr. Noble confidently predicted that the
salary which they offered him, would be insufficient for the sup-
port even of «a small family." Partly perhaps on that account,
he expressly provided, on the one hand, that if at any time, two-
thirds of the church and congregation should wish the pastoral.
relation dissolved, they were to ''part in peace; " and on the other.
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'< after suitable notioe," he was to have liberty to leave them.
OongresB, in oonsequenoe of his Nova Scotia lossesi had granted
him 320 acres of land on the Scioto river, where Colnmbns now
stands. In Montgomery, the parish gave him, in addition to his
salary, the use of a small farm. Is it strange that he should have
reasoned, that the virgin soil of Ohio would, in addition to his
ministerial labors, yield him a better and easier support than the
hard acres of Montgomery ?
Though not formally dismissed from the latter place until Sept*
16, 1806, he removed early in that year to Ohio. He is known to
have preached, Apr. 9, 1806, at J. Andrus's, near Worthington,
Ohio. He at once built a cabin in Columbus, where High street
now runs, and south of Mound. Fields for ministerial labor
immediately offered themselves. During the ensuing fifteen
months he preached in the following settlements, viz.: Berkshire,
Bigsby's, Derby, Franklinton, Granville, and Worthington. No
Congregational or Presbyterian clergjrman is believed to have pre-
viously held regular services nearer than Marietta, in that part of
Ohio. The last sermon he is known to have presehed, was on the
9th of August, 1807, at Franklinton, from*Matthew 11 : 28, "Come
unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you
rest." On tiie 15th of the following month, after a life laboriously
spent in the Master^s service, he himself entered upon this promised
rest, whose glories he had, as with his latest breath, so vividly
depicted, snd was buried in the old graveyard at Franklinton.
Yet the "march of empire," passing over and beyond, has left no
sign or token of the place of his sepulchre.
The farm of Mr. Noble, at Columbus, had it been advanta-
geously sold, would have enriched his family. But half of it was
given by him, before his death, to his son-in-law. Martin Bartholo-
mew, and soon passed from his hands without an equivalent The
other half was divided between his widow and children. The
shares of his sons Joseph and Benjamin were unsold, as late as
1829, and probably forfeited. His daughter, Mrs. Phillips, sold
her share of twenty-three acres for the paltry sum of $37 1 The
whole tract may not have netted the family more than one dollar
per acre.
He m. (1) Nov. 30, 1775, Hannah Babkxb, b. in Rowley, Mass.,
Feb. 19, 1759, dau. of Joseph and Sarah (Palmer) Barker of
Rowley, Mass., and MaugerviUe, Nova Scotia. She dL in Bangor,
Me., June 16, 1790. Of her personal appearance nothing is
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known, bat that her eyes were blue. From a few of her letters
and other writings which have been preserved, it is evident that
she was a woman of good education, superior intelligence, and
rare Christian virtues. Her husband, who had been for several
weeks absent in Boston, probably as agent of the town for procur-
ing an act of incorporation, did not start for home until the day
of her death, nor arrive there untO the day after her funeral.
The first sermon which he preached after his return, had reference
to his departed wife, and was from Hebrews xi: 13. "These all
died in faith, not having received the promises, but having
seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and embraced
them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the
earth."
He m. (2) Apr. 11, 1793, Mrs. RuhamapEmebt of Bangor, Me.,
dau. of Rich. She d. in Montgomery, Mass., probably in
Oct. or Nov., 1805. Very little has been ascertained respecting her
early history. She is thought to ha\e been a native of Nantucket,
Mass., and her father, a sea-captain, to have gone down with his ship,
on the ocean. She m. (1) Dec. 5, 1790, James Emery, by whom she
is said to have had one child, who died in infancy. She is remem-
bered as being <' lady-like " in her appearance. Over her remains
stones were erected, bearing her initials, *' R. N.,** and the year of
her death, 1805.
He m. (3) June, 1807, Mrs. Mabt Ridols, who had married for
her first husband, Magill. In the vicinity of Franklinton,
0., were many, in 1807, who had previously resided in and about
MaugervOle, Nova Scotia. She is thought by some of the grand-
children of Rev. Seth Noble, to have been one of these. Miss
Sophia Riddle, who d. of consumption, in Franklinton^ O., a short
time prior to Sept 3, 1807, was probably her daughter. The date
and place of Mrs. Noble's death have not been ascertained, but it
is thought that she survived her husband but a few months.
CHILDBEN BY FIBST MABBIAOE.
1482. Seth, b. Aug. 5, 1777, in Bheffleld, Nova Scotia; unm.,
while shipping lumber from Bangor to Borton, was lost at sea off
Boon Island, Oct 90, 1798, as. 91.
1488. Jo$eph, b. June 18, 1788; m. Mary Ackerson.
1484. Sarah, b. June 1, 1785; m. Martin Bsrtbolomew.
1485. Bn^amin, b. June 96, 1787; m. (1) B. Currier; (2) C. Buber.
1486. Hannah, b. Sept 11, 1780; m. (1) N. Gorham; (2) U. Beach; (8)
CTwtford.
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1487. BeU^, b. Nov. 28, 1798; m. James PhiUips.
1488. Th&nuu, b. July 28, 1795; d. Jiilj 81, 1795, m, 8 dayi.
1489. BoUy, b. Bept. 26, 1796; m. Elisha Atkins.
1490. John Adanu, b. Apr. 18, 1799, in New Market, N. H. Money
being scarce in the neighborhood of his residence, he started with a
party of young men for Sandusky, O., where labor was in demand
and money abundant. They all, thirty in number, took the typhoid
fever, and but one recovered. Young Noble was able to reach his
friends, and d. universally beloved, unm., near Worthington, O.,
Aug. 21, 1819, m. 20.
1877.
Shadrack Noblk, 8. of Israel, was bom in Westfield, Mass.,
Aug. 9, 1741, and d. in Hartford, Vt., Apr. '5« 1823, bb. 81. In
1776, he served four months in the war of the American revolu-
tion. His house in Westfieid was about thirty rods west of his
brother Roger's, and about a hundred rods back from the road.
About 1785, he removed to Hartford, Vt., where he resided until
his death. *
He m. Nov. 19, 1767, Loot Tatlob, b. abt. 1747, dan. of
Samuel Taylor of Springfield. She was recommended, Oct 9,
1768, to the church in Westfieid, by the 2d church in Springfield,
now West Springfield. She d. in Hartford, Vt, Apr. '27, 1837,
SB. 90.
childbeb.
1491. I9raa, b. July 14, 1768; m. Eunice Carpenter.
1492. Clara, b. Apr. 19, 1770; m. Thomas Savage.
1493. Lucretia, b. Jan. 18, 1772; m. Reuben Hazen.
1494. Lett, b. Feb. 17, 1774, in Westfieid; m. Sophia Stone, and d.
abt 1828, ae. abt 49. Child. Harvey, b. Feb. 20, 1795, m. Jan.
16, 1823, Charity Pease, b. Jan. 6, 1801. He settled in West Hart-
ford, Yt He had no children.
1495. BoUy, b. Mch. 24, 1776, in Westfieid; m. abt 1798, John Hop-
son. He resided in Norwich, Vt, where he d. May 28, 1825. She
d. Nov. 18, 1858, as. 77. Children. 1. Amelia, b. July 81, 1795, d.
July 81, 1828, «. 28; 2. John De Forest, b. Feb. 27, 1799, a lieuten-
ant in the U. S. army, d. Feb. 17, 1829, as. 29; 8. Sarah, b. Sept
11, 1801, d. Apr. 19, 1808, SB. 1.
1496. Simeon, b. Apr. 19, 1778; m. Mary Coats.
1497. SaUif, b. Oct 11, 1781; d. unm., in Hartford, Yt, Aug. 15,
1829, m. 47.
149a XtMy, b.
1499. Jimaihan, b. Aug. 20, 1784; m. (1) P. Savage; (2) J. H. Powers.
1500. Jamsi, b. Feb. 29, 1788; m. (1) S. Walker; (2) Mrs. P. Matlock.
1501. Charles, b. Oct 16, 1790; m. May 15, 1886, Olivia Hoyt, b. abt
1805. She d. without issue, at the Insane hospital in Brattleboro',
Yt, Apr. 16, 1858, «. 48. He settled in Pomfret, Yt
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Hannah Noblb, dan. of Israel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb.
5, 1745, and there prob. d. May 9, 1813, m. 68.
She m. Dec. 22, 1762, Moeis Dswbt, b. in Westfield, March 31,
1739, & of Moses and Sarah (Dewey) Dewey. He prob. d. in
Westfield, Oct. 11, 1820, sb. 82.
CHILDBBN BOBN IN WMTUfiLD.
1SQ3. OUver, b. Aug. 12, 1768; m. Hannah Morley.
1008. BotweU, b. Aug. 15, 1767.
1504. JM^, b. Sept. 8, 1770; d. of consumption, as. abt. 16.
1505. Hannah, b. Oct. 11, 1772; m. Lewis.
1506. Ad^ah, b. Mch. 6, 1776; m. and remoTsd to Soprus, N. T.
1507. Sarah, b. Not. 5, 1778.
150a OhaHotU, i). Bept. 5, 1784.
irao.
Maboabst Noblb, dau. of Israel, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct. 21, 1746, and d. in Huron, Wayne Co., N. Y., May 25, 1838,
m. 91.
She m. (1) June 27, 1771, Eu Obanger, b abt 1745, s. of
George Granger. He resided in Westfield, and there d. Apr. 26,
1787, 8B. 42.
She m. (2) prob. in 1791, Zxnas Noble, to whom she was pub-
lished, Oct 9, 1791. He was b. in Westfield, Nov. 30, 1743, s.
of Noah and Sarah (Barber) Noble, rssided in Washington, Mass.,
and d. March 31, 1813, m. 69.
CHILDBBN BT ITBST XABBIAOX BOBN IN WBSTilBLD.
1509. Ltndna, b. Not. 82, 1771; m. Feb. 88, 1798, Gad Noble, Jr.. and
d. in Turin. N. Y.. Oct 6. 1887, as. 65.
1510. EU, b. Apr. 1, 1774; m. (I) Anna Fnrrough; (d) Not. 6, 1808,
Martha Atkins, and d. in Westfield, Mch. 2, 1887, m, 62.
1511. 8hem, b. Mch. 18, 1776; d. unsi. in Pittsfleld, Mass., abt 1850,
SB. abt 74.
1512. Enoch, b. Jan. 88, 1778; m. Smith, d. in Huron, O., abt
Dec., 1844, sb. abt 66.
1518. Ahiffoa, b. Jan. 84, 1780; m. Michael Miller, and d. in Phelps,
N. T., May 18, 1805, se. 85.
1514. MoTffaret, b. Jan. 80, 1788; m. John Dawson, and d. in Huron.
N. T., abt Feb., 1845, se. abt 68.
1515. NMe, b. Feb. 4, 1784; m. Apr. 88. 1806, ElecU Gnmger. and
settled in Boprus, N. T.
1516. i\%, b. abt 1785; d. Apr. 81, 1787. sb. 8.
1517. OhOd, b. 1787; d. 1787.
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BooxB Noble, s. of Israel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug. 3,
1748, and d. in New Haven, Yt, McL 7, 1813, bb. 64. In the
American revolution he went out as corporal in Oct., 1776, for four
months* service. While a resident of Westfield he occupied the
house of his father. He joined Westfield church, Jan. 6, 1793,
and was dismissed Jan. 13, 1799, to the church in New Haven, Vt.,
whither he had removed in Feb., 1793.
He m. May 20, 1779, Mrs. Mabtha Dewxt, b. in Simsbury,
Ck>nn., June 10, 1754, dau. of Daniel and Martha (StQlman) Foote.
[She m. (1) Aug. 14, 1772, Enoch Dewey of Westfield, Mass., b.
in Westfield, Oct 15, 1745, s. of Israel and Joanna (Noble) Dewey.
He d. Feb. 16, 1778, m. 42. Children. 1. Stillman, b. July I,
1773, m. May 26, 1793, Laurana Noble, b. in Westfield, Feb. 19,
1774, dau. of Samuel and Lovisa (Kellogg) Noble, and d. in Mid-
dlebury, Vt, Apr. 27, 1854, sb. 80; 2. Patty, b. May, 1777, m.
1797, Jacob Fuller of New Haven, Vt, and d. June, 1821, n. 44.]
She d. in Middlebury, Vt, Jan. 30, 1831, n. 76.
CHILDBBB BOBB IN WBSTFIELD.
1518. BUeta, b. Aug. 14, 1780; m. (1) R. Foote; (2) M. Everts.
1519. WaUam, b. Oct. 21, 1782; m. (1) B. Picket; (d) R Picket
1620. Roger, b. Sept 6, 1784; m. Lucy Fitch.
1521. Anne, b. Aug. 26, 1787; d. unm., in New Haven, Vt, Feb. 16,
1813, m. 25.
1522. JTary, b. Apr. 19, 1790; m. (1) D. Brooks; (2) J. Noble.
1628. lerael, b. Dec. 17, 1792; m. Bslly Halsey.
IMS.
Anxb Noblb, dau. of Israel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June
13, 1754.
She m. Dec. 13, 1781, Thabdbus Dbwst, b. July 5, 1752, s. of
Thomas and SarrJi (Martindale) Dewey. Hem. (2) Mch. 12, 1795,
Mary Salisbury. He was a farmer in .Lee, Mass., and Fort Ann,
N. Y., and died in the latter place, Apr. 7, 1833, m, 80.
1624 OttM, b. Oct 19, 1788, in Lee; m. Erastos Day, a clothier of
Warsaw, N. T. She d. in Springfield, Mass., Dec. 11, 1856, m. 78.
1626. OheOer, b. Mch. 7, 1786; m. Sept 18, 1818, Msxy T. Bush. He
was a fanner, resided in Fort Ann, N. Y., and wss there killed by
the kick of a horse, Jan. 26, 1853, c. 66.
1626. 8aUy, b. ; m. Matthias Whitney, Jr., a fsrmer of
Fort Ann, N. Y, and there d. abt 1848.
1527. Biecta, b. ; m. Henry Msson, a fsrmer, end d. abt
1882.
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llEBa Anna, b. ; d. «. abt 1&
1589. ThadOmu, Ik ; d. in Infancy.
1M7.
Gen. William Shxpabb, s. of Dea. John and EUzabetL (Noble)
Shepard, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov. 20, 1737, and there d.
NoY. 16, 1817, n. 79. In the last French and Indian war, he
enlisted at the age of seventeen, probably in 1754, was a lieutenant
at the age of twenty-one, and at the age of twenty two, had received
a captain's commission tmder Oen. Amherst. He was in the war
six years, was in the battles at Fort William Henry, Ticonderoga,
Crown Point Isle an Noiz, St John's, and Montreal, and at the
close of the war returned to his family, with whom he remained
nntQ the commencement of the revolutionary stmggla Soon after
the afUr at Concord, in April, 1775, he joined the troops at Cam-
bridge, for the defence of the province. He received, May 19,
1775, a commission as lieutenant-colonel, in the regiment com-
manded by Col. Timothy Danielson, and in Dec., 1776, was ap-
pointed a colonel in the continental army. He aided in bringing
our troops from Long Island. In 1780, he had a general's com-
mission under Lafayette, and continued in that station until Ihe
dose of the war. He fought in twenty-two battles, establishing a
high character for bravery, sound judgment, and humanity. On
the restoration of peace, Oen. Shepard returned to his farm, and,
like the other military patriots of ^t period, after devoting seven
or eight years to the service of his country, with very little pecu-
niary reward, became an industrious and peaceful citizen. When
the insurrection occurred under Shays, in 1786, on account of the
great taxes then imposed to pay the debt of the Revolutionary war,
QesL Shepard being then a brigadier-general of the militia in Hamp-
shire County, was ordered out to suppress the unlawful movement.
He had particular orders to guard the military arsenal at Spring-
field, which it was believed the insurgents would attack and seize.
On this trying occasion, he conducted with equal firmness and for-
bearance. He stationed the men under his command* near the
arsenal, and when the insurgents approached, ordered them to
retire. But they continued to advance. He ordered them a sec-
ond time to retire, assuring them that he should certainly fire upon
them, if they persisted. At last it became apparent to Oen. Shepard
that blood must be shed, but even then his humanity did not for-
sake him. He directed a discharge of cannon to their right and
left, and then over their heads. But the insurgents still advanced
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with an unbroken front They had arriYed within fifty rods of
Sh^pard*8 battery, when he ordered his cannon to be diacharged
npon the centre of the coliunn. The smoke rolled up, and exhibited
to the goYemment troops a most pitiable scene of cowardice and
confusion. Three of the Insurgents lay dead upon the field, and a
fourth was mortally wounded. Breaking up with the cry of
« murder," the cowsjilly host turned in retreat, and an attempt of
Shays to display his column was entirely abortive. They had been
told by their desperate leaders, who mistook the man, that Shepard
would not dare to give the command to fire; or would not be
obeyed by his men, if he gave such orders. He refrained from
this alternative until it became his imperious duty to take the
decisive measure, and save the commonwealth from anarchy and
misrule.
Gten. Shepard was a presidential elector, 1789 and 1792; a mem-
ber of the executive council of Massachusetts, 1792-96; and rep-
resentative in Oongress, 1797-1803. In 1796, he was appointed by
the governor of Massachusetts, to treat with the Penobscot Indians,
and subsequently by the national government, to treat with the Six
Nations. He was not only a brave military officer, but possessed
traits of character which rendered him respected as a citizen, and
beloved as a relative and friend. Like many of his companions in
arms, who jeoparded their lives for their country, he was quite
poor and destitute in his old age. Of him and of them, when
tempted, in 1783, to retain arms, and to force Congress to pay them
for their services, an occasion of great excitement and danger.
Gen. Washington said ''that the crowning glory of their character
as patriots would have been wanting, but for their disinterestedness,
their love of order, and their submission to the civil authority.*^
The prominent traits in the character of Oen. Shepard were sound
judgment, undaunted courage, and unbending integrity. Not only
was he a lover of his country, but also a devoted Christian. He
was chosen, April 29, 1789, a deacon of the Cong, church in West-
field, and retained the office for twenty-eight years, until his death.
His plain, unpainted two-story house on the right hand side of
Shepard lane (now Franklin street), about half a mile from Elm
street, was taken down, a few years since, and on its site a modem
house erected, now, 1877, occupied by Chauncey Allen. A plain
stone erected to his memory in the old burying yard of Westfield,
bears the following inscription:
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BRAMOE 09 IBOlUa. 211
HoH. William Bbspabd
died
Not. 16, 1817
aged 80.
He fought the battles of oar Oonntry,
Aided in the councils of our Nation,
and Bzemplifled the character of the Christian.
" The righteous shall be in
Everlasting remembrance."
He m. Jan. 31, 1760. Sarah Dewit, b. in Westfield Apr. 13,
1741, dau. of Moses and Sarah (Dewey) Dewey. She d. Jan. 23,
1829, SB. 87.
CHILDBEN BORK IS WX8TFISLD.
1580. WaUam, b. Mch. 19, 1760; m. (1) Feb. 8, 1785, Margaret Mosely;
(2) Frances Mosely, and d. July 18, 1898, as. 69.
1881. Turner, b. 6eptl6, 1769; m. Ly<Ua Barber, and d. July 8. 1798.
e. 85.
1689. OhoHet, b. 84>t.97, 1764; m. Sept 96, 17J8, Bally Taylor, and d.
May 11, 1818, e. 48.
1588. Sarah, b. Feb. 17, 1767; m. (1) Nov. 91. 1799, Lysander Curtis;
(9) Maj 17, 1809, William Eastman of Granby, Mass.. and d. Apr.
8, 1847, «. 80.
1684. Ncah, b. Feb. 90, 1769; m. (1) Feb. 99, 1799, Dolly Watson; 0^)
May 8, 1889, Sophia Dewey, and d. Aug. 80, 1845, m, 76.
1585. JTafu^, b. Oct 95, 1771; m. Hon. Beth Wetmore, and d. in St
Albans, Vt, Feb. 17, 1809, as. 80. He was a lawyer, sheriff of
Franklin Co., Yt, for many years a member of the governor's
council, and Judge of probate.
1586. Warham,h. Dec 99, 1778; m. (1) Lucy Marsh; (9) Jan. 95, 1815,
Jerusha Eastman, and d. in Westfield, July 8, 1858, as. 79.
1587. Lu^, b. Dec. 15, 1778; m. Dec 95, 1806, Bphraim Hastings, and
4. Mch. 5, 1888, SB. 54.
1588. Bmr^, b. June 94, 1789; m. (1) Huldah Shepard; (9) EUiabeth
Miller.
l»9t.
Abigail Noblb, d&u. of Ebenezer, was b. in SufBeld, Conn.,
April 15, 1736, and d. in Bainbridge, Chenango Co., N. T., 1830,
SB. abt 94.
She m. Sept 12, 1757, Eujah Eabtoh, b. in SofBeld, Conn., July
14, 1735, a. of Elijah Easton. He removed, according to one
account^ near the cloee of the American revolution, to the state
of New York, but according to his niece, Mrs. B. Humiston, he
d. in Vermont
ORILDBKH BOBR IH iUFFIEU).
1589. meah, b. Jan. 16, 1758; d. abt 1815.
1540. Ahigaa, b. Maj 16, 1759; m. Sept 80, 1788, John Grant.
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1541. IHt, b. July 29, 1700; m. John TynH, femoTed to Manchester,
Vt, and d. abt 1811.
1542. Anna, b. Aug. 15, 1762; m. Jan. 2, 17B8, Bimeon Crane.
1648. OlMwr, b. Not. 20, 1765.
1544. Joel, b. Dec. 8, 1767.
1545. FkfOif, b. Ifay 7, 1778; m. Winalow, and remored to Wil-
mington, y t
1404.
Capt. Nathan Noblb, a. of Ebeneser, was b. in Snffield, Conn.,
Not. 20, 1747, and d. in Coieaville, Broome Co., N. Y., Not. 11,
1820, BB. 72. In the American revolution he marched, April, 1775,
as sergeant in Capt. Elihu Kent's company, in the <' Lexington
alarm, '^ and was out eighteen days. He was subsequently for five
years engaged in the war, was present at^ but not in the battle of
Bunker Hill, crossed the Delaware with Washington, was in the
battles of Long Island, White Plain, Mud Island, Brandywine,
Trenton, and Gtermantown. During the war, he was a captain for
three years. At one time while bearing an express, he traveUed
on foot three hundred and fifty miles in seven days. In 1781, he
removed from SufBeld, to Norwich, Mass., in 1791, to Cambridge,
Washington Co., N. Y., and abt 1805, to ColesviUe, Broome Co.,
N. T.
He m. (1) May 16, 1775, Phvbb Austik, b. in Suffield, Sept 4,
1752, dau. of Caleb and Phebe (King) Austin. She d. in Unadilla,
N. T., June 6, 1810, m. 57.
He m. (2) May, 1813, Mrs. Mart Thompson, b. in Boston, Mass.,
Aug., 1754, dau. of Godbold, a sea captain. She d. in
Oasenovia^ N. Y., Aug., 1827, bb. abt 73.
CHXU>BXN BT VzBST MABRIAOE.
1546. BUioUth, b. Feb. 11, 1778; m. Eliaha Humiston.
1547. Sheneur, b. Oct. 24, 1779; m. Rozcy Chyle.
1548. Nathan, b. Sept. 20, 1781, in Norwich; unm., was by
trade a hatter, and d. in Unadilla, N. T., May 22, 1811, ». 29.
1548. Fk$be, b. Feb. 27, 1782; m. OtiaB Marsh.
1550. Ofutavui Adoiphtu, b. Mch. 8, 1784; m. Maxy Freeman.
1551. ApoOoi AuiUn, b. Oct. 22, 1787; m. Eunice Dickson.
1552. Joel King, b. Oct 14, 1789; m. SaraL Freeman.
Tdiotht Noblb, s. of Ebeneaer, was b. in Suffield, Conn., April
15, 1752, removed thence about 1786, to Lanesboro', Mass., where
he d. Aug. 16, 1818, bb. 66. He was a farmer.
He m. Nov. 9, 1773, Sabah BLACUCAif, dau. of Jonathan Black-
man, who lived the latter part of his life in Lee, Mass., and d.
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there over 90 yrs. of age. She d. in Cheshire, Mass., Aug. 10,
1845, m, 91, and was buried in Lanesboro\ Mass.
CHILOHBK*
1564. Fnderiek, bi Feb. 19, 1774; m. Harriet Hart.
1555. Wiwihrcp, b. June 16. 1776; m. Ruth Powel.
1556. 8aay, b. ; m. (1) 8. Brooks; (2) 8. Bond.
1557. Ba/cha, b. Aug. 28, 1786, in Lanesboro'; unm., resided in Belozi,
Miss.
1558. Jod, b Mch. 11, 1789, in Lanesboro'; d there 8ept 17, 1794,
c. 5.
141ft.
WnxiAM NoBLB, s. of Dea. Jonathan, was bapt. in Hartford,
Conn., Feb. 11, 1750, and d. in Whitehall, N. T., Jan. 16, 1828,
SB. 77. He resided for a time in New Hartford, Conn., whence
he removed to Whitehall, N. Y. He was a fanner.
He m. (1) Phxbv Wilcox, b. abt 1756, dau. of Ezra and Mary
(Humphrey) Wilcox. She d. June 16, 1794, sb. abt. 38.
He m. (2) abt. 1797, Mabt Stxdman of New Hartford, Conn.,
who d. in Whitehall between 1813 and 1818.
He m. (3) Mrs. Oilbsbt, who d. in Whitehall.
CHZLDSBV ST VIBST MA&RIAOE.
1550. Betmy, b. Not. 28, 1776; m. Isaac Johnson.
1560. nAe, b. May 0, 1778; m. John Humeston of WhitebaU,
N. T., and there d. abt 1842, ». abt. 64. Childien. 1. William,
who removed to California; 2. Darius, settled in West Haven, Yt ;
8. Edwin RuthTen, settled in Randolph, Penn.
1561. Mary, b. Aug. 1, 1780; d. June 22, 1798. «. 12.
1662. WaUam, b. Oct 22. 1782; m. 8usan G. Williams [or Susan
GUbert].
1568. Aknira, b. Oct 7, 1785; m. (1) a Uttiefleld; (2) J. [or E.]
Famsworth.
1564 EmM. b. Mch. 19, 1788; m Laura Morrison.
1565. Adna WScobb, b. Oct. 7. 1790; m (1) £• R- Smith; (2) H. Newton.
1566. Salmant b. Feb. 17, 1794; m. a) B. Delsmstter; 9) B. Lock-
wood.
ofmiDiiinff BT BBcoxn xabbuox.
1567. Jfoy, b.
1568. Matada, b.
1569. Lemra, b.
1570. Amy, b. Jsn. 6, 1802; m. Daniel Hathaway.
PEXXKiLS NoBLB, s. of DsA. Jonathan, was bapt in Hartford,
Conn., Not. 10, 1751, and d. in Harwinton, Conn. He resided
in Simsbury, Conn., until 1794, when he removed to Harwinton.
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He m. (1) Mabt Humfrret, b. May 9, 1756, dau. of Charles
Hmnphrey of Simflbury. She d. July 18, 1779, e. abt. 23.
He m. (2) June, 1781, Sabah Humphbst, daa. of Diniel Humph-
rey of Simsbiuy.
CHILD BT FIB8T KABBIAOE.
1570a. Sarah, b. Bept 8, 1776; m. Uriah Case, b. July 2, 1771, s. of Uriah
and Susanua (Lawrence) Case of Canton, Conn. She d. 1807, m.
81, her death being occasioned by injuries receiTed in Jumping
from a wagon. She was the first person interred in the burying
ground in Buifrage Village. Children. 1. Chester, who settled in
Rye, N. T. ; 8. Uriah F., removed to Anderson, Texas.
Cmr.DRICW BY aBCOBD MABBIAGE.
1571. Pkinsat Warrm, b. Dec. 1, 1782; m. (1) H. B. Catlin; (2) C. Owen.
1578. Jfory, b. June, 1787; unm, lemoTed to Verona, Onei-
da Co., N. T., and d.
1578. Amdia, h. June, 1791; m Sheldon Bcorille.
1574 Ifdncif, b. June, 1794; m James T>ler.
1575. Anny, h. Dec. 88, 1796; m. Harvey Tuller.
1576. BaeM, b. Aug. 14, 1799; m Apr. 86, 1885, Horace Wil-
son, b. in Harwinton, Conn., Apr. 11, 1802, s. of Eli and Huldah
Wilson. He resided in Harwinton. Children. 1. Lydia Lucretia,
b Aug. 1, 1886; 8. Charles Noble, b May 12, 1888.
1577. Huldah, b. June, 1802; m. John Wilson Frisbie.
1578. PhOander, b. Oct, 1806; d. unm. in Westmoreland, Onei-
da Co., K. T., KoT. 8, 1848, s. 42.
1417.
Elijah Noblb, a. of Dea. Jonathan, was b. in Simsbuiy, Conn.,
and there d. prob. in 1827. AdminlBtration on his estate was
granted, Dec. 21, 1827, to William Mather, Jr. His house was
about three-fourths of a mile west of the centre of the town.
He m. abt. 1775, Mabia Humpebbt, b. May 5, 1758, dau. of
Lieut Nathaniel Humphrey of Simsbury. She d. abt. Sept,
1881,0.73.
CHITiPRBN BOBR IR BDIBBUBT.
1579. Jtmathan, b Feb 8, 1776; m. (1) M. Barber; (8) H. BueU.
1580. L^man, b. Kov. 87, 1778; m Sophia Russell.
1581. Maria, b Apr. 81, 1788; m Russell Vosburg.
1588. FSriMd, b. S^t 88, 1788; m. Penis Holiday.
1688. lUUnda, b. July 81, 1787; m. William Combs, resided in East
Oranby, Conn., and d. abt 1815. Children. 1. William, who has
been in Australia, but at last accounts resided in Kittanning, Penn. ;
8. Haiy Ann, m Obadiah Willis Wilcox, a merchant in Springfield,
1584. Miranda, b. Dec. 4, 1790; d. umn. in Simsbury, Aug. 8, 1886, s. 85.
1585. Ai»fif , b. Dec. 88, 1794; d. unm. in Windsor Locks, Conn., Aug.
1, 1864, m. 59.
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1586. Hatfy, b. ; d. unin. in Bimsbuiy. abt 18d0, «. abt
21.
1«7. EUMa, b. Aug. 19, 1800; m. Oct 8, 1880, Royia Pmity. b. in
Spencer, Maae., Kot. 27, 1805, s. of Nathan and Patience (Con
▼ene) Prouty. She d. in Rainbow, (Windsor,) Ck>nn. , Not. 88, 1888,
c. 88. Child. Caroline Miranda, b. May 80, 1881, in Simsbury,
Conn., m. Not. 12, 1851, Thomas O. Nock of Windsor Locks.
Conn. Mr. Pronty remored to Windsor Locks, in 1886, and en
gaged in the manuifacture of wire.
BoswsLL Noble, a. of Dea. Jonathan, was b. in Sixnsbuiy, Conn.,
abt 1758, aad there d. Sept 9, 1841, e. 83. He served in the
American revolution, and was afterwards a pensioner. He resided
on his father*s homestead in Simsbury.
He m. (1) Aug., 1785, Bveaxvab TuuiEb, b. abt 1753, dau. of
Joseph Tulier of Simsbury, Conn. She d. Nov. 10, 1815, e. 62.
He m. (2) Mrs. Auna Frahoib, b. abt 1772, widow of RosweU
Francis, and dau. of Wadsworth of West Hartford, Conn.
She d. Oct 16, 1847, «. 75.
OHILDBXH BOBH IH SDfSBIJBT.
1688. BtmM FUher. b. Apr. 4, 1782; m. Bets^ Case.
1680. aiflte9kr, b. July 80, 1798; m. Maryette Holcomb.
FIFTH GENERATION AND OHILDBEN.
14M.
SuBAMKAH Noble, dau. ol Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Aug. 11, 1749, and d. in Southwick, Mass., April 3, 1838, «. 88.
She m. (1) Dee. 3, 1778, Mosis Root, b. Sept 1, 1740, s. of
Elisha and Mary (Soott) Root He d. in Southwick, Mass.
She m. (2) Rboomfvnsb Mxllbb.
She m. (8) Abuab Phelps, b. abt 1738, who d. Sept 9, 1838,
m. 100.
1600. Mcm9, b. Oct 94. 1788; d. young.
1691. XrUs. b. June 94. 1788; m. Chester Holcomb.
1609. Mem, b. Feb. 16, 1786.
1698. Oharim, b. July 18, 1788.
1694. McrrU, b. Not. 80, 1791.
1696. iVOir, b. Feb. 99, 1794; m. Samuel Austin of Snffield, Conn.
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14t9.
Sallt Noble, daa. of Thomaa, was b. in Westfield, Mmb., Jan.
16, 1756, and then d. Mch. 13, 1837, e. 81.
She m. Dec. 7, 1780, Bea. Ebbnbzbb Fowlbr, b. in Weatfield,
Feb. 19, 1756, t. of Ebeneser and Catharine (Root) Fowler. He
d. in Weatfield, Dec. 3, 1824, m. 68.
1096. miioeui, b. Aug. 8, 1782; m. July, 1807, Sarah Knox.
1507. SaO^. b. June 5, 1784; m. Mch. 0, 1800, Heniy Noble.
1608. /«niMa. b. Hay 6, 1786; m. Jan. 18, 1810, Daniel MunM>n, and d.
Mch. 11, 1802, m, 66.
1500. Lueretia, b. Mch 0, 1788; dertnged for forty years, d. unm., Oct
28, 1848, a. 60.
1600. Bbeneaer, b. Ang. 80, 1790; m. Sunice Montsgae, and d. in Brans-
wick, 0., 8ept 17, 1819, a. 59.
1601. Zebina, b. Nov. 8, 1792; m. Feb. 8, 1881. Lora Eldridge, and d.
Not. 12. 1841, a. 40.
1608. Naneg, b. Dec. 25, 1795; m. Bept 26, 1882, Daniel Smith, and re-
dded, 1852, in Westiield.
t4t7.
Luthbb Noblb, a of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb. 10,
1767, and removed, abt. 1810, to Martinabnrg, N. Y., where he d.
Mch., 1841, a. 74.
He m. (I) Nov. 2, 1794, Cbablottb G&4T, b. abt 1773, dan. of
Capt John Gray, who removed from Russell, Mass., to Westfield.
She d. of oonsomption, in Westfield, Jan. 6, 1801, a. 28.
He UL (2) Jan. 28, 1810, Mrs. Anna Williams, dau. of [Nimocks?]
Sachet She married (1) Thomas Williams, who d. in Hartford,
Conn. She d. in St Vincent, N. Y., lich^ 1843.
CmLDBER BT FIBST ICABBIAOE BOBH Dl WB8TFIBLD.
1608. WaUer, b. May, 1795; m. Frances Backet
1604. Tkomat, b. Apr. 27. 1797; m. Mazy P. Merwin.
1605. Laura, b. Feb. 22, 1799; m. RiuseU Shepard.
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MoLLT Noblb, dan. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept
1, 1768, and d. in Westfield, Medina Co., 0., July 25, 1830, a. 61.
She m. Mch. 13, 1794, Ehooh Shlbs, b. Sept 19, 1763, s. of
Simeon and Experience (Root) Stiles. After residing for many
years in BusseU, Mass., he removed to Westfield, O.
CmLDBER BOBH Dl BUSSBLL.
1606. SojMi, b. Feb. 8, 1795; d. onm., in Westfield, O., Bept 9,
1880. m. 85.
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1607. NMe, b. Oct 6, 17W; m. Jan., 1824. Cynthia Todd, and d.
in Oallfonila, Not. 15, 1850, s. 51.
160a Snoek, b. Dec. 25, 1801; d. in RusseU, Oct. 1, 1804, a. 2.
leOO. A%, b. Mc1l21, 1807; m. Jan. 1, 1882, Zenas Crane, and
remored to Canaan, Wayne Co., O.
1610. Bumnna (Me, b. Jan. 16, 1812; m. Hay 28, 1881, CalTin Chapin,
and resided in Weetfield, O., his P. O. being Guilford, O. Calvin
Chapin d. in SeTiUe, O., Mch. 21, 1878. She resides, 1875, in
Seville, O.
1440.
LoTiBA NoBLB, dftu. of Ideut Stephen, was b. in Westfield,
Maaa., June 5, 1754, and d. in Hadley, Mass., June 8, or 18, 182^,
0.69.
She m. Sept 15, 1786, Psrbz Smith, b. in Hadley, Mass., Sept.
20, 1754, 8. of Jonathan and Mehitable (Cook) Smith. He was a
tanner in Hadley, and there d. Nov. 1, 1824, e. 70.
1611. Anna, b. Dec 12. 1786; m. Dea. Ashley Williams, a farmer of Had-
ley, and there d. Oct 11, 1828, se. 42.
1612. Lauua, b. Oct 12, 1700; m. David Smith, a farmer of Hadley, and
there d. Mch. 81, 1842, n. 51.
1441.
RuTB NoBLX, dau. of Ideut Stephen, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
June 1, 1756, and d. in Montgomery, Mass., Nov. 16, 1790, sb. 34. *
She m. 1779, Mastim Boot of Westfield; s. of Martin and Eunice
(Lamb) Boot He was b. Feb. 20, 1 753, accd. to the family record,
but Mch. 11, 1753, accd. to the record of the town of Westfield.
He was a shoemaker and farmer, and resided in Westfield until
about 1780, when he removed to Montgomery, Mass., where he
remained until after his wife's death. He removed abt Sept, 1815,
to Buchanan Settlement^ Harrison Ck>., West Va., where he d. sud-
denly, probably in a fit» Aug. 9, 1822, e. 67. [He m. (2) Jan. 29,
1793, Lois Smith of Westfield. Children. 1. Edmund, b. Nov.,
1795; 2. LinuB, b. Sept, 1797.]
GHILDBXH BOBH HT M OMTOOMSRT.
1618. JifMe, b. Mch. 10, 1779; m. (1) D. Barrett; (2) H. Bushnell.
1614 MairUn, b. Oct 9, 1781 ; m. (1) M. Barrett; C^) D. Sheldon.
1615. Ruih, b. June 1, 1784; m. Samuel Falley.
1616. OharhtU, b. Oct 12, 1786; m. Theodore Steama.
1617. CSboflM, b. Jan. 26, 1788; m Mary Jackaon.
16ia Suniee, b. Kov. 8, 1790; m. Eliaha D. Barrett
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1449.
Hildas Noble, 8. of Lieut. Stephen, was b. in Weetfield, Mmb.,
May 13, 1759, and d. in Warren, Herkimer Co., N. Y., Apr. 23,
1799, e. 39. Daring the Amerioan Revolution, he marched May
10, 17 1 7, to Tioonderoga, and remained two montha. He removed
abt 1794, to Warren, Herkimer Co., N. Y. He was a farmer.
He m. 1787, (pub. Feb. 11,) Esthbb Garfield, b. Jan. 13, or
May 10, 1759, dau. of Isaac Garfield of Tyringham, Mass., b. Feb. 1 9,
1717, who d. Jan. 21, 1792, m. 75, and Mary Brewer, b. Mch. 25,
1722, who d. Dec. 18, 1799, m. 77. Mrs. E. Noble d. in Warren,
K. Y., Nov. 1, 1836, e. 77.
1619. I^fgtra, b. Jan. 12, 1788; m. Sarah Van Hoesen.
1690. Amanda, b. Bept 5, 1792; m. £11 Leonanl
1691. ArMy, b. Apr. 1, 1795; m. Phebe Wilkerson.
1699. Mfnar OutUb, b. Feb. 24, 1797; m. Antte R Bturdefant
1698. Dau., b Dec 94, 1799, in Wamn, N. Y. ; d. Jan. 2, 1800,
a. 8 days.
Aabok Noble, s. of lieut Stephen, was b. in Weatfield, Mass.,
Mch. 19, 1761. He removed to Lanaingburgh, N. Y., where he d.
July 11, 1829, m. 68.
He m. Feb. 15, 1791, Kate Gbbbn, b. Apr. 17, 1773, dau. of
John Oreen of Newport, B. I., and Lanaingburgh, N. Y. She d.
Aug. 23, 1804, m. 31. *
GRZLDBBH.
1694. Buih, b. Feb. 96, 1799; m. Samuel Bhaw.
1695. Aq^Adfi (hrr, b. Aug. 9, 1798; d. Feb. 8, 1794, m. 6 moe.
1696. Biphen Carr, b. Nov. 1, 1795; m. Barah Rodgen.
1697. OhofMte, b. Mch. 94. 1797; m. Daniel Ooodale.
1628. Sarrui, b Feb 8 or 99, 1801; d. in Albany, N. Y, Feb. 9
or 91, 1899, a. 97.
1699. Aofim, b. Dec 98, 1809 6r 1808; d. in Mobile, Ala., June 1,
1899.
1444.
Stbthsn Noblb, a. of Lieut Stephen, was b. in Weetfield, Maaa.,
Apr. 7, 1765, and d. at the Bay of QuLita, Aug. 28, 1823, m. 58.
He removed abt 1796, to Wazren, Herkimer Ck>*, N. Y., and thence
abt 1810, to Markham, C. W.
He m. Apr. 7, 1790, Ebthxb Smith, b. abt 1772, dau. of
Tbomaa Smith of Weat Springfield, Maaa. She d. in Markham,
C. W., Oct 27, 1814, m. 42.
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GBDiDBEN*
1680. Sl^ahm, b. Jan. 18, 1791 ; m. Elizabeth Morton.
1681. AutUn, b. Not. 8 or 8, 1792; m. Mary Lighty.
1682. Ambrom, b. Feb. 27, 1785; m. Hannah Badgerow.
1688. O^nMa, b. Jan. 16, 1787; m. James Osbum.
1684. Eunice, b. ; d. s. abt. 1.
1685. T/unnoi Smith, b. Not. ; m. Lydia Shofelt.
1686. Eunice, b. ; m. Moees Wiamer.
1687. Ckrittiana, b. ; m. John WUaon.
168a Btther, b. Apr. 28, 1604; m. John Marr.
1689. Aehioh, b. ; m. John Burke and removed to
Pickering, C. W. No children.
1640. Suionna, b. ; m. Martin Ramer.
1446.
Eunice Noblb, dau. of Lient. Stepb^n, was b. in Weatfield,
Maaa., April 30, 1770, and d. in Amherst, Mass., Jane 6, 1807, e.
37. She was brought up in the family of her maternal aunt, Mrs.
Eunice Ck>leman, wife of Dr. Seth Coleman of Amherst, Mass.
She was a woman of rare sweetness of disposition, and died greatly
lamented, only five days after the birth of her youngest child.
Her last words were, '* Lord Jesus, into thy hands I commit my
spirit" A marble slab to her memory bean the following
inscription: ''This | monum | ent is er | ected to | the memory
of I Mrs. Eunice, wife | of Lieut. Wm. | BOLTWOOD, | who died
June I 6, 1807, | aged 37 | years.
How loT'd, how valued once, avails thee not.
To whom related, or by whom begot,
A heap of dust above remains of thee,
Tis all thou art, & all y* proud shall be.
Life, how short; Btemi^, bow long."
She m. Aug. 2, 1789, William Boltwood, b. in Amherst, Mass.,
May 4, 1766, s. of Lieut. William and Mary (Sheldon) Boltwood.
He learned the trade of a blacksmith in Northampton, Mass., with
his brother-in-lawy Stephen Hubbard, but never worked at the
same, as he preferred agricultural pursuits. He possessed a re-
markable memory, great firmness and decision of character, good
judgment, and sterling common sense. He resided on the home-
stead about three-quarters of a mile south of Amherst College,
where he d. Aug. 13, 1835, e. 69, and over his remains is erected
a monument, with the simple inscription: "William Boltwood, |
died I Aug. 15, 1835, | aged 69 years."
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CmLDlUCN BOBH IR
1641. Sarah, b. Hay 19, 1790; m. Jan., 1809, Jonathaii Umh,
b. Dec. 5, , 1. of Jonathan and Hannah (Boloom) ICanh, and
d. without iMue, in Richmond, Va., Oct 19, 1817» m. 27.
1642. Ludut, ' b. Mch. 16, 1792; m. Fanny H. Shepard.
1648. Mary Bhddon, b. Feb. 20, 1794; m. Rufiu Greene.
1644. EmOif, b. May 8, 1797; d. unm., in Amhent, Ffeb. 2, 1884,
a. 86.
1645. Hdrriei, b. Jan. 24, 1800; m. (1) G. Newhall; (2) J. Manh.
1646. WaUam, b. July 8, 1802; dl ElecU Stetson.
1647. SutUce Church, b. Sept 19, 1604; d. in Amhent, May 27, 1808, s. 8.
1648. GUwr NMt, b. June 1, 1807; m. Nancy Smith.
1447.
LuomDA Noble, dau. of Lieut Stephen, was b. in Westfield,
Mass., Jan. 27, 1774, and d. in Hadley, Maaa., Oct 29, 1857, e. 83.
She m. Feb. 9, 1797, Elisha Hubbabd, b. in Hadley, June 6,
1768, a. of Edmund and Margaret (Oaylord) Hubbard. He d. in
Hadley, Mass., Feb. 24, 1827, «. 58. He was a farmer in Hadley,
except during the years 1810-19, which he spent in Worthington,
Mass., and 1819-20, in Cummington, Mass. His children were
all bom in Hadley, except the youngest, who was bom in Worth-
ington.
CBXLDREK.
1648a. Maria, b. Feb. 7, 1798; resides unm., 1876. in North-
ampton, Masa
1649. mtrriet, b. June 7, 1799; resides unm., 1876. in North-
ampton, Mass.
1650. lAtdnda, b. Apr. 4, 1801; m. Aug. 15, 1886, Lyman Shel-
by, and resides, 1876, in West Andover, O. He was a farmer, and
d. in West Andorer, O., Apr. 12, 1864, c. 6a
1651. Margaret QayUyrd, b. June 18, 1804; m. July 6, 1886, Seth Barlow,
and d. in Hadley, Apr. 12, 1870, «. 66. He was a farmer, and d.
in Hadley, June 15, 1870.
1652. Efitaheih, b. Kot. 24, 1807; m. Nov., 1884, Erastus Ck>llinB
Hall, a fanner, and d. in Northampton, Mass., Mch. 25, 1874, c. 66.
1668. SuwiuNMe, b. Oct. 80, 1809; m. Apr. 18, 1881, Theodore
Bartlett, and resides, 1877, in Northampton, Mass.
1654. BuMn, b. Dec. 19, 1812; m. Apr. 9, 1848, Ersstus Nash,
Jr., a farmer of Hadley, and there d. Apr. 12, 1870, s. 57.
14M.
Hahnab Noblb, dau. of John, was b. in Blaadford, Mass., May
1, 1778, and there d. Sept 8, 1863, sb. 85.
She m. Jan. 21, 1808, Rkubbk Blaib, b. in Blandford, Mass.,
Feb. 12, 1763, s. of Jacob and Martlia (Oilmore) Blair, being his
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•econd wife. [He m. (1) Tryphena Moses, dau. of Timothy Moees
of Simsbury, Conn. She d. Dec.' 15, 1806, e. 37. Children. 1.
Orrin, b. Murch 1, 1793; 2. Polly, b. Sept. 14, 1796; 3. Heman,
b. May 2, 1799; 4. Harvey, b. Dec. 25, 1801; 5. Samuel 0., b.
July 22, 1804; 6. Betsey, b. Nov. 28, 1806.] He was a farmer in
Blandford, and there d. Jnly 16, 1856, a. 93.
CHILDREN BOBK IN BLANDPORD.
1655. Truman, b. Dec. 20. 1808; m. Oct. 14, 1885, Esther Merrill Cham,
hers. b. in HsrperBfleld, N. T., July 8, 1818, dau. of Joseph and
Chloe (Merrill) Chambers. He is a farmer, and resides, 1878, in
Blandford. Childrsn b. in Blsndford. 1. Cornelia Maria, b. July
27, 1886, m. Elisha Warrsn Bhepard of Blandford; 2. Joseph Har-
▼ey» b. Feb. 88, 1888; m. (1) Sept 9, 1866, Nellie C. Shaw; (2) Oct.
18, 1875, Mrs. Mary EUzabeth Smith, and is, 1878, a lawyer in
St Louis, Mo. ; 8. Mary Sophia, b. Nov. 20, 1889, unm. 1878; 4.
William Henry Harrison, b. June 9, 1842; m. (1) Dec. 20, 1871, Hen-
rietu Read; (2) Nov. 5, 1874, Elisabeth Gorham. He resides, 1878,
in Springfield, Mass., and is a deputy sheriif.
1656. JuUa, b. Jan. 26, 1811; m. Jan. 28, 1884, Eli Osbom, a farmer,
who d. in Blandford, July 17, 1872. She resides, 1876, in Bland-
ford.
1657. Martha, b. Sept 18, 1812; m. (1) Sept 21, 1885, Jesse Crane, who
d. in Joliet, DL; (2) Jan., 1854, John Ward, a farmer, who d. in
Channahon, HI. ; (8) William McKee, a farmer, and resides, 1876,
in Clinton, Henry <k>., Mo.
1658. MaHa, b. Oct. 19, 1815; m. Mch. 6, 1889, EU Seward Camp, a
farmer in Durham, Conn., where both reside in 1876.
1659. Vin»n, b. Mch. 4, 1818; unm., a surveyor, was drowned in Little
Platte river, Mo., Apr. 21, or 22, 1888. c. 20.
John Noblb, a. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass., July 13,
1782, and there d. Jan. 11, 1856, a. 73. He was a Uxm%T and
resided on the homestead. He had been feeble for many years,
yet died at an advanced age, from injuries received by a faU two
weeka previous to his death.
He BDL Jan. 26, 1815, Ibbnb Bobikson, b. in OranviUe, Mass.,
Dec. 17, 1789, dau. of Jphn and Naomi (Bliss) Robinson. She d.
April 6, 1858, a. 68.
atn.i»Miff BOBM ni slahdford.
1660. Hanrriti, b. Nov. 8, 1815; m. Hsrv^ Merritt
1661. Arsty AMmmi, b. Oct 27, 1817; m Mary A. Bliss.
1662. LMter, b. Kov. 11, 1819; m. Mary W. Burbank.
1668. MUa, b. Jan. 6, 1892; m. Noah Bliss.
1664. Aarr BKm, b. May 20, 1882; m. (l)M. R Bliss; (2)a Clitch.
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14M.
JuuA NoBLB, dan. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mmb., Nov.
28, 1786, and d. in Bast Franklin, (now Croton,) Delaware Ck>.,
N. Y., Feb. 7, 1833, e. 46.
She m. Nov. 28, 1811, Hbekiah Tbbadweu*, b. in New Mil-
ford, Ck>nn., Jan. 19, 1786, s. of Hesekiah and Abiah (Stilson)
Tread well He resided in New Milford, 1810-17, where he was
a merchant; in Deposit, Delaware Co., N. Y., 1818-32, where he
was a noted bnilder; and in East Franklin, N. Y., from 1832,
until his death. He was a teacher of vocal music, both in Con-
necticat and New York. He d. in East Franklin, N. Y., March
17, 1830, a. 44.
1666. NMe JSMmm, b. Aug. 22, 1812, in New Milford ; drowned in the
Delaware river at Deposit, N. Y, Oct. 9, 1827, m. 15.
1666. Sophia, b. Apr. 28, 1816, in New Milford; drowned in
the Delaware river at Deposit, Jnlj 9, 1822. m, 7.
1667. CharUiffamer. b. Mch. 26, 1817, in New Mflford; m. Oct. 10,
1848, Jane Hamilton, and is, 1876, a farmer in Conklin, N. T., his
P. O. address being Binghsmton, N. Y.
1668. ffmekiah Dwight, b. Aug. 10. 1819, in Deposit, N. Y. ; m. (i) Feb.
7, 1856, Rboda Pratt; (2) Oct 9, 1872. Mrs. Amanda B. Storges,
from whom he was divorced, Mch., 1876. He is, 1876, a boot and
■hoe desler in Wellsville. Allegany Co., N. Y.
1669. CkmradBdiek, b. Feb. 14,1828, in Deposit, N. Y; nnm., is,
1876, a merchant's clerk, In Minneapolis, Minn.
1670. Samusl mair, b. June 7, 1825, in Deposit, N. Y. ; m Sept. 19.
1850, Csroline Beebe. He was formeriy a carriage-maker, but is
now, 1876, a farmer in Friendsville, Busquehannah Co., Penn.
1671. JohnlfMe, b. Nov. 20, 1828, in Deposit, N. Y.; m. Nov. 18.
1868, Jane Anna Picket He is, 1876, a book-keeper and merchant
in Bt Paul, Minn. He was a member of the Minnesota House of
Representatives, 1874 and 1875.
14M.
Guvs NoBLB, dau. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Dec. 8,
1788, and d. Mch. 24, 1866, sb. 77.
She m. Nov. 8, 1818, Obbn Robinson^ b. May 20, 1786, s. of
Charles and Rhoda Robinson of Oranville, Mass. He resided in
West Oranville, Bfass., and there d. March 3, 1859, e. 73.
1672. John NMe, b. Aug. 16. 1822; m abt Feb., 1854, Catharine But-
ler. and setUed in Westiield, Msss.
1678. Loii Lueinda, b. June 8, 1824; m. May 2, 1848, David A Bodur-
tha of West OranviUe, Mass., and d. Sept 24. 1865. «. 41.
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Alva Noble, a. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass., July 16,
1791, resided for a time in Blandford, but removed, in 1821, to
Damascus, Wayne Co., Penn., where he d. Nov. 18, 1873, s. 82.
He m. (1) Aug. 17, 1814,' Mabia Amelia Buell, b. in New
Milford, Conn., Aug. 4, 1795, dau. of David and Chloe (Fisher)
BuelL She d. Aug. 27, 1842, s. 47.
He m. (2) July 4, 1843, Mrs. Jane Stijilino, b. in Tompkins,
N. Y., Dec. 25, 1812, dau. of Alexander and Phebe (Leonard)
Baron. She resides, 1876, with her son in Damascus, Penn.
CBIZJ>BEn BT FIBST MABRIAOE.
1674 Marietta, b. Oct. 4, 1815; m. (1) £. Fox; (2) A. Allen.
1675. EmOiM, b. Feb. 11, 1818; m. JamcB Lovelass.
1676. Chariu BiUU, b. Mch. 19, 1820; m. Nov. 10, 1844, Eliza A.
Bedient.
1677. Soian, b. May 11, 1822; m. June 8, 1848, David Egan,
b. in Scotland, June 1, 1812. He came in 1880 with .his father to
America, and is, 1876. a farmer in Oregon, Wayne Co., Penn.
Children. 1. James, b. June 16, 1840, in Oregon, d. June 29, 1874,
s. 25; 2. Henry, b. Oct 24, 1850.
1678. WaUam Choley, b. Mch. 2, 1824; m Eunice Garrett.
1670. Sextan, b. Mch. 8, 1825; m. Lavina Fish.
1680. Ornn Treadwea, b. Feb. [Sept.?] 20, 1827; m. May 6, 1851, Julia
Challaoomb, b. on the passage from Liverpool, Eng., May 4, 1882.
He is, 1876. a carriage-maker in Wellington, Loroine Co., O. Chil-
dren. 1. Josephine Lilian, b. Apr. 16, 1852; m. Myron Colver; 2.
Cecelia, m. Thomas, who is in the marble business.
1681. AOfert, b. Mch. 28, 1829; d. July 10, 1829, «. 8 mos.
1682. Samuel, b. Sept. 8, 1881; d. Mch. 10, 1883, s. 1.
1688. Eocea Maria, b. Jan. 10» 1886; m. Charles Melville James,
and resides, 1876, in Pawtucket, R L Child. Luella Emeline, b.
Feb. 16, 1865, in Damascus.
1684. Henry, (twin) b. Jan. 10, 1886; d. Jan. 18, 1886, c. 8 days.
GHILDBEN BT 8B00HD MARRIAQE.
1685. Ber^nUn FrankUn, b. Sept. 21, 1844; d. Sept. 29, 1848, e. 4.
1086. Silas Oregcry, b. Sept 14, 1846; d. Sept. 16, 1848, se. 2.
1687. AhM Jafnee, b. Oct 11, 1848; m. Mch. 28, 1878, AUcc Stein-
berg, b. in Damascus^ Penn., dau. of Ira and Polly C. (Steams)
Stetnliach. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876, on his father's home-
stead, in Damascus (Children b. in Damascua 1. Franklin Tracy,
b. Feb. 28, 1874 ; 2. Peny Leroy, b. Jan. 11, 1877.
1688. Sophia Jane, b. Sept 27, 1850; m. Oct 81, 1870, Chauncey
SUge, b. in Highland, N. T., Feb. 7, 1844, s. of Jacob and Martha
(Carmichael) Stage. He is, 1876, a farmer m Damascus. Children.
1. Jessie, b. Jan. 11, 1878, in Binghamton, N. Y. ; 2. Ella May, b.
May 22, 1875, in Highland, K. T.
1680. Mbd, b. Dec. 8, 1864; d. Jan. 7, 1858. c. 8.
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BuHu NoBLB, 8. of SOm, was b. in Weetfield, Mms., Dee. 23,
1757, and resided in Blandfoid, Mmb., wheie he d. July 30, 1837,
m. 79.
He m. Jan. 1, 1784, Haknab Stewart, b. in Blandfofd, Maas.,
Jan. ], 1764, dan. of Solomon Stewart. She d. in Blandford,
Jan. 13, 1836, e. 73.
CHILDKXR BORH Dl BLAXDFOBD.
1600. JSraOus, b. Mch. 90, 1785; d. in Blandford, Dec. 8. 1797. m. 12.
1691. RosDolana, b. Aug. 20, 1788; m. Aaa Beymoor, Jr.
1692. Salhf, b Oct. 80, 1790; m. Ely Brockett
1698. A%, b Aug. 81, 1798; m. Loren Boies.
1694. Lamta, b Oct 14, 1797; m. Alexander Black.
1695. MOa, b June 88. 1799; m. Linus Btrickland.
1696. Chad, b Feb 20, 1801; d. Feb. 22, 1801, a. 2 days.
1697. Bannah, b Mch. 81, 1802; m. Ahnon Peebles.
1698. Shada, . b June 26, 1804; d. in Blandford. Aug. 21, 1822. a. la
1699. EUhu, b Oct 10, 1806; m. [BaUy?] Smith.
IMt.
. SiLAB NoBLB, a. of Silaa, was b. in Blandford, Mass., March 9,
1760, and was a fanner in Bnssell, Maaa., where he d. Jan. 23,
1837, m. 76.
He m. Jan. 5, 1786, Lror Grahobb, b. in Sonthwick, Maaa.,
Jan. 29, 1767, dan. of Dea. Oeorge and Lucy (Campbell) Oranger.^
She d. in Bnasell, Mass., Aug. 23, 1851, ». 84.
CmTiPKBW BOBH IB BUBSBLL. •
1700. BMia, b Feb. 24, 1787; m. Alexander Gowdy.
1701. BOoi, b Jan. 19, 1789; m. Huldah Keep.
1702. Boland, b Mch. 5. 1791; m. (L) K Ftoat; (2) E. Granger.
1708. Beuben, b Feb 26, 1798; m. Cynthia Oowdy.
1704. l^tMy, b Mch. 27, 1795; m. WflliamHalL
1705. Albert, b Not. 24, 1797; m. (1) L. Floyd; (2) in.Riggs.
1706. OkarMe, b Mch. 17, 1800; m. Samuel Knox.
1707. Mh, b Jan. 20. 1802; m. 0) M. McInUre; (2) M. M(»e.
ITOa MarfAnn, b Jan. 7, 1809; m. Benjamin Bennet
14M.
Mbdab Noblb, a. of Silas, was b. Oct 23, 1762, and d. in Rich-
mond, Ontario Ck>., N. T., Dec. 29, 1817, s; 55. In the American
xeroliition, he waa hired to aerre in the continental army, by the
town of Hadley in 1779, which voted on the 12ih of July of that
yea#, to give him $100, aa advanced pay. He removed from
Bkndford, Mass., in Feb., 1799, to Pompey, N. Y., and in Feb.,
1804, to Pittatown, now Bichmond, Ontario Co., N. Y.
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He m. 1783, Ltdia Fbabt of Middletown, Conn., b. June 15,
1765, dan. of Jonathan Frary. After her hnaband's death, she
continued to reside in Richmond, N. Y., until abt. 1846, when she
removed to Mendon, Monroe Ck>., N. Y., where she d. Apr. 28,
1848, 8B. 82. Her remains were taken for interment, to Richmond.
CHILDREN.
1708a. Merey, b. Not. 24, 1785; m. Joseph Olney.
1708&. Earri€t, b. Mch. 28, 1788; m. 1804, De Lanson Foster, and
d. in 1880. He removed, abt 1807, to Camillus, N. Y. Children.
1. Lydla, m. Abrams; 2. Olive, m. Quinby; 8. Aman-
da; 4 De Lanson; 6. Harriet There were other children whose
names are unknown.
1709. PamOia, b. Apr. 8, 1790; m. 1804, Nathan Frisket, and d.
Sept 14, 1814, «. 24. He married a second wife, and removed to
the vicinity of Sandusky, O. Children^ 1. Irene; 2. Joseph; 8.
Levi.
1710. 2>m, b. June 22, 1792; m. 0) A. Steel; (2) A. Frink.
1711. Clariua, b. Jan. 1, 1795; m. Jan. or Feb., 1815, Luman
Gilbert, b. In New Hartford, Conn., Jan. 9, 1789. He d. in Rich-
mond, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1845, m. 55. She d. June 4, 1815, m, 90.
She had a child, who d. m. 1 day.
1712. Bohan, b. Mch. 80, 1797; m. (1) £. Goodsell; (2) C. Al|cer.
1718. Phinetu Frary, b. July 81, 1799; m. Alma Stevens.
1714. lAmn, b. May 18, 1802; m. Fanny Boardman.
1715. JtmaOuin, b. Nov. 28, 1804; m Martha Gray.
1460.
BiTHiA Noble, dau. of Silas, was b. Apr. 11, 1765, and d. in
Blandford, Mass., Jan. 5, 1806, «. 40.
She UL prob. in 1785, Asa Mksbitt, to whom she was pub.
Apr. 7, 1785. He was b. in Fahner, Mass., May 11, 1759, and
removed thence to Blandford, Mass. [He m. (2) Dec. 25, 1806,
Eunice Langdon of Wilbraham, Mass. Children. 1. Eunice, b.
Nov. 12, 1812; 2. Harmony, b. Dec. 16, 1815.]
1716. 8aa$ Noble, b. Nov. 12, 1786; m. Sophia Walton. He was a black-
smith, removed to Yohiey, N. T., and d. abt 1862, s. abt 76.
1717. Aw, b. July 25, 1788; m. Clarissa Blair, and d. Oct, 1821»
ft. 88.
1718. jUmon, b. Mch. 27, 1791; at the age of sixteen went to sea, and
has never since been heard from.
1719. m, b. abt 1798; d. Mch. 11, 1795, c. 2.
1720. Arima; b. Apr. 27, 1797; m. Jan., 1880, Maria Bradner. He
was a blacksmith end merchant in Delphi, Carroll Co., Ind., where
bed. May 28, 1864, c. 67.
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1721. BOirf, b. May 8, 1801; m. Jan. 80, 1822, John Ricfaaids, and
d. in Blandford, Mass., Dec 29, 1870, «. 69. He was a Joiner.
1722. Harfi>ey, b. Mch. 20, 1804; m. Dec. 10, 1856, Harriet Noble, dau.
of John and Irene (Robinson) Noble of Blandf ord, Mass. He was a
farmer in Blandford, and there d. Mch. 18, 1876, ». 71.
1728. Child, b. ; d. Jan. 6, 1806.
1461.
Solomon Noble, b. of Silas, was b. Sept. 5, 1768, and d. in
Homer, N. Y., Mch. 12, 1837, sb. 68. He was a blacksmith and
skillful manufacturer of edged tools. In 1813, he represented
Blandford in the legisUture of Massachusetts. He removed, in
July, 1815, to Homer, N. T., and there continued to reside until
his death. He possessed an unusually retentive memory.
He m. Sept 21, 1788, Lois Thomas, 1). in Williamstown, Mass.,
Feb. 26, 1773, dau. of Elijah and Margery (Williams) Thomas.
She d. in Cortland, N. Y., Sept. J8, 1832, ». 59. Her children
were all, with the exception of the youngest, bom in Blandford,
Mass.
CHILDREN.
1724. (iuartus, b. Nov. 17, 1790; m. Peninah Todd.
1725. Minerva, b. Oct. 28, 1792; m. (1) £. B. Hamilton; (2) H.
Robinson.
1726. Solomon, b. Mch. 12, 1795; m. Ann Bradley.
1727. LoU, b. Feb. 25, 1797; m. Oilmore Eenney.
1728. BU, b. June 27, 1799; d. unm., in Cortlandville, N. Y..
Dec. 6; 1856, s. 57.
1729. Charles Ihomat, b. July 18, 1801; m. Elizabeth L. Herring.
1780. Avery Otu, b. Nov. 8, 1808; m. Ann Woodbury.
1781. Bethia,^ b. Dec. 17, 1805; m. (1) J»Hunt; (2)1. Whitehead.
1782. Chester' Clark, b. Sept 16, 1807; m. Laura A. Pulsifer.
1788. Joe^Denniieon,h, May 17, 1810; m. Ann Booth.
1784. Maria Prudence, b. Aug. 20, 1818; m. Prosper Cravath.
1785. MeUeea Ann, b. Aug. 8, 1816; m. Walter B. Wetberell.
1469.
Mabt Noblb, dau. of Silas, was b. Jan. 11, 1771.
She UL prob. in 1790, Jonas Whitnkt of Otis, Mass., to whom
she was pub. Nov. 25, 1790.
VttiiJ>RKN.
1780. Bamaboi, b.
1787. Son, b.
1788. Mary, b. ; m. Gibbe of Blandford, Mass.
1789. ElUs, b. ; m. Pay of Otis, Mass.
1740. Braettui Marvin, b. ; m. , and probably resided in Otis, Mass.
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1471.
Caleb Noble, b. of Cftleb, d, in Henrietta, N. Y., abt 1812.
During the American revolution, lie is believed to have served in
Capt Adam CasBon*s Ck>. in 3d Beg. of Mass. Bay militia, from
Oct. 25, 1779, to Nov. 29, 1779. He was also probably in Capt.
Jeremiah Hickok*s Co., Lieut. Col. Sears' Reg., from Aug. 6 to
Nov. 8, 1781. In his youth, according to his cousin, Mrs. Lucinda
Hubbard, he resided for a time in Westfield, Mass., with his uncle,
Stephen Noble. Subsequent to his marriage, he removed to
Steuben, Oneida Co., N. Y., where he was a farmer, and kept
a public-house. About the year 1812, he removed to Henrietta,
N. Y. In the War of 1812, he entered the service of his country,
was taken sick with camp distemper, and d. a few days after reach-
ing home.
He m. LucT Hiooins, b. abt. 1767, supposed to have been a
native of Haddam, or East Haddam, Conn., dau. of Capt.
Higgins, a seafaring man, who was lost at sea. She d. in Plain-
well, Allegan Co., Mich., Feb. 14, 1851, e. abt. 84.
CHILDREN.
1741. TinaJi, b. Bept. 19, 1790; m. (1) B. I>uiiham; (2) W. Frank-
Un.
1742. BofMa, b. Aug. 92. 1792, in Floyd. N. Y. ; d. young.
1748. BylneiUr, b. Oct. 16, 1794; d. young.
1744. BiflfieiUr, b. Nov. 25. 1796; m. (1) K PierBon; (2) F. A. Ash-
ley.
1746. Bophia, b. Jan. 9, 1799, in Bteuben, N. Y. ; m. Lebbeu»
Sherwood.
1746. Mary, b. Feb. 22, 1801: m. Lucius Waitc. •
1747. Jamei, b. Feb. 18, 1808; m. Margaret Daniels.
1748. SemanaM, b. Jan. 29, 1806; m. Tracy Scott
1749. Bditard Tnuk, b. Feb. 11, 1809; m. Jane £. Hodge.
1750. Blfdra, b. Apr. 25, 1811; m. William Still.
1479.
AoBBAH Noble, dau. of Caleb, was b. in Mass., June 13, 1771,
and d. in Deansville, a village in Marshall, Oneida Co., N. Y., Aug.
14, 1855, «. 84. She had black hair and blue eyes.
She m. 1795, Ithai Judd, b. in Conn., Feb. 28, 1765, s. of
Thomas and Mary, (Adams) Judd. He taught for twenty years a
select school in Oneida Co., N. Y., and in 1805, removed to Eliza-
bethtown, Essex Co., N. Y.,* where he was a farmer until his death
in 1831.
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CHIIABKR*
1751. Mary, ) b. 1796, in Bangeiiield, N. T., and there d. the nmeyear.
1752. Merey, ) b. 1796, in Sftngerfleld, N. Y., and there d. the Moneyear.
1753. David, b. 1796, in Utica, N. Y. (an adopted aon); m. (1) 1880, Rath
Sheldon ; (2) Harriet Sheldon ; (8) Betsey . He was a teacher
and farmer in Elizabethtown, N. Y., and a Justice of the peace for
forty years. He d. in Elizabethtown, May 1, 1868.
1754. OUve, b. Not. 16. 1800, in Elizabethtown ; d. 1828, c. 14
1755. Aeluah, b. July 16, 1811, in Elizabethtown; m. Nov. 8, 1888,
Thomas Bishopp, a farmer. They reside. 1877. in Deansrille, a
Tillage in Marshall, Oneida Co., N. Y.
1473.
Mosxs NoBLB, 8. of Caleb, was b. Aug. 18, 1774, and d. Apr.,
1862, m. 87.
Hem.(l)-
He m.' (2) .
He m. (3) Fannt Phelps, b. in Vt., 1788. She d. in Eureka,
Wia,, Jan. 23, 1873. e. abt. 85.
CHILD BT FIBST MABBIAOB.
1756. 8e(h, ; m. Polly Judd, and d. in Ohio, abt 1880.
Child. Alexander, who resides, 1877, in kauston, Juneau Co., Wis.
CHILD BT SBCOKD MABBIAOE.
1757. Aaron, ; m. Fanny Judd» sister of the wife of his
brother Seth. He d. in St. Louis, Mo. Children. 1, Heman, re-
sides, 1877, in [San Francisco?] CaL; 2. Lydia Ann; 8. Maryette,
rem. to Manistee, Manistee Co., Mich. ; 4 Aaron, resides, 1877, in
Cal. ; 6. Frances Emma; 6. John.
CHILDBEK BT THIBD MABBIAGB BORN IN XLIZABETBTOWN, N. T.
1758. PhOo, ' ; d. unm., in Marshall, Oneida Co., N. Y.,
Aug., 1886.
1759. Edward, b. Apr. 8, 1828; m. Flavia Bostwick.
1760. Bichard, b. June 5, 1825; m. Apr., 1849, , Heieddes, 1877.
in Cresco, Howard Co., Iowa. Children. 1. Eleonore; 8. Frederick;
8^ Ira; 4 Phebe; 5. Warren; 6. Albert; 7. Estelle.
1761. Imuc 0., b. Apr. 8, 1828; m. (1) July 8, 1856, Mariette Cummings,
b. in Marshall, Oneida Co., N. Y., Sept. 18, 1889, dau. of Jeremiah
and Caroline Cununings; (2) Not. 27, 1867, Ann Jane Mosher, b. in
Bennington, Vt., Dec. 14, 1848, dau. of Alpheus A. and Susan
(Willis) Mosher. He is a carpenter, and resides, 1877, in Manitowoc,
Wis. Children by first marriage. 1. Charles Edwin, b. June 1,
1857, in Eureka, Wis. ; 2. Franklin E., b. May 22, 1859, in GraTes-
Tille, WU., and there d. May 25, 1859, s. 8 days; 8. Ida EsteUa, b.
July 28, 1860, in OraTesriUe, and there d. Aug. 18, 1860, s. 16
days. Children by second marriage. 4. Frederick M., b. Feb. 21,
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18e9, in GraTesTille, d. in Manitowoc, Wis., Apr. 7. 1878, s. 4;
5. Cora Loretta, b. Hch. 28, 1870, in GraTesTille; 6. Lyman Ana, b.
Dec. 28, 1872, in Manitowoc; 7. Fanny Hay, b. Feb. 2, 18t4, in
Manitowoc; 8. Frank Willis, b. Oct 26, 1875, in Manitowoc.
Philo Noble, s. of Caleb, d. in Havana, 111., abt. 1867.
He w«8 for a time a teacher in Canada, whence he removed to
Havana, HI., where he was for a time postmaster.
He m. .
chuiDben.
1762. BinardP., b. : m. Mary Elizabeth Cromeling, b. in
Scotland, dau. of James Cromeling. Four of their children were
living, 1877, in Havana, HL
1768. Hannah, b. ; m. Francis Low of Havana, 111. He
was, 1877, president of Havana National bank. Children. 1.
Thomas F. ; 2. ^,
Bbtset Nobls, dau. of Caleb, was b. Nov. 24, 1778, and d. in
Cincinnati, 0., Dec. 22, 1854, sb. 76. She was small in size, and had
black hair and black eyes.
She m. Oct. 15, 1799, Isaac Ormsbt, b. in Windham, Conn., Apr.
20, 1772, [s. of John Ormsby, b. Feb. 22, 1732, who d. in Windham,
Conn., 1823, and Deborah Crane, b. Nov. 28, 1729, who d. in Wind-
ham, Conn., Sept., 1810.] He removed to Paris, Oneida Co., N. Y.;
about. 1807, to Elbridge, Onondaga Co., N. Y.; and in 1830, to
Adrian, Mich., where he d. Oct 2, 1848, sb. 76. He was an archi-
tect and builder.
1765. CMb NoUe, b. Aug. 19, 1801, in Puis, N. Y. ; m. (l)8ept. 14, 1825,
Amelia Ann WUcozon; (2) Jan. 20, 1886, Mrs. Desire Brown. He
studied medicine with Dr. Elijah Kendrick, graduated at Fairfield
Med. College, and was a physician in Tecumseh, Mich., and Adrian,
Mich. In quest of health, he subsequently visited California, and on
his return went down on the steamer " Central America," Sept. 12,
1858, SB. 67.
1766. Bmna, b. Nov. 10. 1804, in Pferis, N. Y. ; m. (1) Dec. 7, 1824,
Benjamin Increase Mather; (2) AUen Hutchins, a lawyer in Adrian,
Mich. ; (8) Aug. 27, 1848, Ezekiel Ross. He was formerly a lumber
merchant, but is now, 1877, an insurance agent in Cincinnati, O.
1477.
BozAMA NoBLK, dau. of Caleb, was b. abt 1781. She d. in
Tooleeboro*, Louisa Co., Iowa, abt 1848, ». 67. She was slim in
form, and had black hair and blue eyes.
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She m. Edwabd Trask, b. in Salem, Maas., s. of John and
(Mctirier) Trask. He was a farmer, for a time in WaterviUe,
Oneida Co., N. Y., and afterwards in Toolesboro*, Louisa Co., Iowa,
and d. in Toolesboro', Iowa, abt. 1855. He was a farmer.
CHI1J>KKK BOBIT IK WATERVILLE.
1707. MdU»a, b. 1801; m. Oct 18, 1822, Hod. George
Lyman Coe. He was, 1842-49, Judge of probate for Louisa Co.,
Iowa, and is now, 1877, a farmer in Geneseo, 111.
1708. hmd, b. 1804; m. (1) Emily Bligh; (2) Sophia Hal-
lory, and d. in Iowa, Aug., 1844. He was a farmer.
1709. Jared Hooker, b. 1807; m. Frances Hill. He is, 1877, a
tailor in Kew Boston, Mercer Co., 111.
1770. Proctor Pierce, h. 1811; m. Loretta Bearlc, and is, 1877, a
fanner in Muscatine, Iowa.
1771. CalMi, b. 1814; m. Apr. 27. 1830, Thomas Murray,
a farmer of Concord, Lake Co., O., and d. in Oreenfield, Highland
Co., O., Dec. 11, 1838. He resides, 1877, in Concord, Lake Co., O.
1772. ChrncUa, b. 1817; m. Albert O.Stickney. He resides,
1877, in Columbus Junction, Louisa Co., Iowa.
14S3.
Joseph Noble, s. of Rev. Seth, was b. in New Market, N. H.,
June 13, 1783, and d. abt 1809, 8B. abt. 80. He waa carried in
youth by his father to Sheffield, New Brunswick, whence, in 1811,
he removed to Wakefield, York Co., N. B., and later to Brighton,
Sunbury Co., N. B.
He m. June 9, 1812, Mabt Aoksbson, b. in Sheffield, Sunbury
Co., N. B., Sept 23, 1794.
CHILDBEN BORN m BBIOHTOK.
1778. Jane, b. Feb. 9, 1814; m. Allen C. EsUbrooks.
1774. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 8, 1815; m. Levi H. Estabrooks.
1776. Sah, b. Dec. 14, 1817; d. Oct. 11, 1850, ae. 82.
1770. Sarah, b. July 10, 1820; m. Charles Bubar.
1777. Elifah, b. Aug. 28, 1822; m. Julia A. Albright
177a Lettia, b. July 22, 1824.
1779. Jod, b. July 29, 1820.
1780. Bef^amn, b. June 23, 1828.
1781. Eannah, b. Hay 22, 1881.
1484.
Sabah Noblb, daiL of Rev. Seth, was b. June 1, 1785, and d. in
Montgomery, Mass., Nov. 15, 1830, ». 51.
She m. Nov. 1, 1804, Mabtik Babtholombw, b. in Harwinton,
Conn., Aug. 18, 1770, s. of Andrew and Sarah (Wier) Barthole-
mew of Harwinton, Conn., and Montgomery, Mass. He was a
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fftrmer, and lemored, in 1807, from Montgomery, to Cblumbns, 0.,
but returned in 1818, to Montgomery. He d. Mch. 13, 1842, ».
65, in Washington, D. C, while there on boaineee, and was there
buried.
1782. AU^ert Martin, b. Feb. 8, 1806, in Montgomery; m. (1) Jan. 1,
1880, Maiy MiUer Boyd; (2) Oct 81, 1847, Mrs. Amanda Minerra
Cortis. He was formerly a hardware merchant, and resides, 1876,
in Detroit, Mich.
1788. MariOa, b. July 80, 1806, in Montgomery; m (1) Apr. 29,
1886, Samuel Chapman; (2) Jan. 4, 1865, Col. Silas Root, a fanner
in Westileld, Mass. She d. in Westfleld, Oct 16, 1874, sb. 68.
1784. Andrew, b. Not. 18, 1808, in Columbus, O. ; was a farmer,
and d. unm., in St Louis, Mo., Feb. 6, 1852, sb. 48.
1786. Matia, b. Nov. 27, 1810, in Columbus, O. ; m. (1) Sept
^, 1881, Elkanah Baker, a merchant; (2) Jan. 28, 1884, William
Oraves, a merchant, and resides, 1876f in Fell River, Mass.
1786. Blka Ann, b. Oct. 7, 1818, in Columbus, O. ; m. Sept 27,
1888, Silas Bush, a hotel keeper, resided in Granville, C, but d.
May 1, 1875, m. 61, in Fall River, Mass., while there on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Graves.
1787. Mary, b. June 18, 1817, in Montgomery; m May 8, 1839,
Rofus Fosdick Graves, and d. in Waverley, O., Feb. 2, 1859,.sb. 41.
He m. (2) Nov. 26, 1868, her cousin, Mrs. Hannah Hemmenway, and
is, 1876, a bookkeeper in Granville, Licking Co., O.
178a OtuvUnsEUtabeth,}}. June 12, 1819, in Montgomery; m Sept. 20,
1849, James Willard Fosdick, and resides, 1876, in Granville, Lick-
ing Co., O. He d. June 24, 1876, a. 66.
14M.
Benjamin Nobls, b. of Rev. Beth, was b. June 25, 1787, and d.
Apr. 12, 1860, m. 78. He removed, abt. 1818, from ShelBeld,
N. B., where he was brought up in the family of his unde, Benja-
min Barker, to Brighton, Carlton Co., N. B. He was a fanner and
blackemith, a Justice of the peace for about twenty, and postmaster
for about fifteen years.
He DL (1) Mch. 29, 1810, Susanna Cubbikb, dau. of David and
Rebecca (Morrill) Currier. She d. in Brighton, N. B., Feb., 1841.
He m. (2) Hch. 15, 1845, Mrs. Chbibtina Bubbb, dau. of
McMullen. She d. in Brighton, Jan. 25, 1860.
ORDUDBXN BT FIBST KARBIAQB.
1788. Bannah Barker, b. Dec 80, 1810; m. John Ackerson.
1780. George Beth, b. Jan. 16, 1812; m. Ann McEenney.
1791. Jeeeph Barker, b. Aug. 4, 1816; m. Florine HcGraw.
1782. Enoch Barker, b. Aug. 17, 1818; m. Margaret HcGraw.
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1708. 7%eodoreBairdinff,h, Sept. 85, 1880; m. ICartha McOnw.
1794. Sebeoca, b. May 18, 1888; m. Reaben J. Robimon.
1785. Atttchar Currier, b. Dec. 85, 1885; m. CAroline Thosiu.
1786. David Ihtncan, b. Feb. 1, 1888; m. Busamia McEenney.
1797. JSiua Ann, b. Aug. 7, 1881; m. Richard HcEennej.
14M.
Hanvah Nobls, d*iL of Rev. Seth, was b. Sept. 11, 1789, and
d. in Amity, town of Canaan, Madison Co., 0., Nov. 17, 1854,
». 65.
She m. (1) June 1, 1807, Nathan Oobham, b. June 9, 1785, s.
of Joseph and Haonab Gorham of Montgomery, Mass. He re-
moved in 1812, to Columbus, 0., and in 1814, to Worthington, 0.
While engaged in running a saw-mill, alone and at night on the
Alentansy or Whetstone river, about two miles south of Worth-
ington, he accidentally fell into the flume and was drowned, April
2, 1814, 8B. 28.
She m. (2) Sept. 1, 1816, Ubi Bbach, b. in New Haven, Vt,
Dec. 7, 1789, s. of Obil and Elizabeth (Eilboume) Beach. About
the year 1817, he settled on the Darby Plains, 0., laid out the town
of Amity, and built a saw-mill, and a woolen manufactory. While
in the full tide of hope and expectancy, he d. in Amity, Madison
Co., O., Jan. 11, 1832, ». 42.
She m. (3) Dec. 7, 1837, Clbmxnt Twiiobd, b. in Delaware,
March, 1783, s. of and Mary (Brown) Twiford. He was
a farmer and school teacher, and a licensed preacher in the Meth-
odist Episcopal church. [He m. (1) 1806, Milcah Hicks, who d.
in Yankee Town, Fayette Co., 0., Sept 17, 1827. Children.
1. Rebecca^ b. 1807; 2. Mary, b. 1809; 8. Thomas B., b. 1811; 4.
Nancy C, b. 1814; 5. Pamdia, b. 1816; 6. Elixabeth, b. 1819; 7.
Willis Hiz, b. May 12, 1821; 8. WiUiam H., b. May 8, 1823, d.
1829; 9. Stephen H., b. May 10, 1825, d. 1847; 10. Theophilus L.,
b. Aug., 1827.] He d. in Pike Co., DL, June, 1847, 8b. 62.
0H1ZJ>BXN BT FIBST KASBIAGB.
178a JBUubeth, b. Hch. 89, 1808; m. Silas Converse.
1799. BeUnda, b. Oct 85. 1811; m. a) 0. 8. OonverM; (8)B. Pat-
tenon.
'fBTt.'r%^wm BT SBOOHD KABBIAOX BOBR Of AlOTT.
1800. MtoMh, b. Hay 85, 1817; m. Alvin Harrington.
1801. Marif, b. Apr. 19, 1819; m. Henderson Crabbe.
1808. Eannah Kcble, b. Feb. 6, 1881; m. (1) D. R Hemenway; QS) K
0. Fosdick.
1808. Mdhna Oa§e, b. Apr. 17, 1688; m. John Qllgore.
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1801 Uri, b. Jan. 18, 1886; m. Eleanor Downing.
1805. JchnlMde, b. Jan. 87» 1889; m. Eliza J. Snyder.
1806. WaUam Marrow, b. Hay 10, 1881; m. Lucy £. Wilson.
i4sy.
BsTSST NoBLK, daiL of Rev. Seth, was b. in Bangor, Me.,
Nov. 23, 1793, and d., as is supposed, in Clear Creek, Alexander
Co., HL, Sept 2, 1850, 8B. 56.
She m. Jan. 10, 1808, James Pbxlups, b. in Penn., Aug. 22, 1776.
He removed in 1809, to Cape Girardeau, Mo., and thence, as is
supposed, to Alexander Co., HI., and d. Aug. 4, 1823, ». 46. He
was for ft time a schoohnaster, and afterwards a farmer.
CHTTiPBEH.
1807. Tkamoi NMe, b. July 8, 1809; d. Hch. Sl», 1899.
1808. Samuti, b. Sept 7. 1811; d Oct 80, 1811, ab. 1 mo.
1809. Martha, b. Hay 9, 1813; m. Feb. 8, 1882, William C. McMU-
len, and d. Mch. 90, 1842, ab. 28.
1810. Amo9 Qarra. b. Mch. 7, 1816; m. Apr. 16, 1846, Mary R Brown,
settled in Clear Creek Landing, BL, and d Jan. 81, 1868, ab. 61.
1811. Baimua MUUr, b. Aug. 8, 1818; m. Jan. 16, 188[9?], Susan Wright,
and d Mch. 28, [1842?].
1812. Mar^, b. Feb. 6, 1821; d Sept 8, 1822, s. 1.
1818. Jamsi, b. Jan. 8, 1824; m. Feb. 9, 1847, Martha Bankstone,
and d July 28, 1868, s. 29.
14t9.
PoLLT NoBLi, dau. of Rev. Seth, was b. Sept 26, 1796, and d.
in Pleasant Valley, Porter Co., 0.
She m. Not. 25, 1816, Eusha Atkiks, b. in Southington, Conn.,
Oct 18, 1792, s. of Luther and Azubah (Barnes) Atkins. He is
ft carpenter and joiner, and has resided successively in Westfield,
Mass., Southampton, Mass., Westfield, Mass., Pierpont, Ashtabula
Co., 0., Morgan, Porter Co., Ind., Cato, Manitowoc Co., Wis., and
DOW, 1876, lives in New Bradford, Ind.
CHDjDIUBH.
1814 Amibah Barnsi, b. Apr. 17. 1818, in Westfleld, and there d.
Feb. 16, 1821, a. 2.
1816. Zpnan, b. Aug. 26, 1819, in Westfleld; m. Feb. 27,
1845, CMharine Boyd Van Dalsem, and is, 1876, a physician in New
Bradford, White Co., Ind. He is an elder in the Christian church.
1816. 88th NMe, b. July 8, 1821. in M(»tgomery, and there d
Jan. 14, 1828. a. 1.
1817. Mairtin BarthOanme, b. Aug. 11. 1828, in Westfleld, and d in South-
ampton. Mass., Aug. 18, 1826. s. 8.
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1818. Laura Ann, b. Hch. 88, 1826, in Weitfleld; m. Dec., 1846,
Andrew Jtckson Wright, a farmer, and d. in Morgan towuhip.
Porter Co., Ind., July 17, 1849, m. 88.
1819. AuffuttuB, h, Oct. 89, 1887, in WeMfleld; m. Not. 8,
1858, Cornelia T. Bunnell, is a carpenter, and reeidee, 1876, in Green-
leaf , Wia.
1880. F^ankUn, b. June 6, 1888, in WeMfleld; m. Sept., 1851,
Elouiaa Van Daleem, and is, 1876, a clerk in Valparaiso, Ind.
1881. E&nry MoUin, b. Jan. 16, 1880, in Pierpont, O., and there d.
Aug. 16, 1841, SB. 11.
1888. CUnUm OmUd, b. Aug. 18, 1886, in Pierpont, O. He was a
farmer in Morgan, Porter Co., Ind., and in the Civil war enlisted
in 9th Reg. of 111. Cavalry, and d. unm., in Ark., 1868, of quick
consumption, following the measles.
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IsBABL Noble, s. of Shadrack, was b. in Weatfield, Mass., July
14, 1768, and d. in Moretown, Vt, Aug. 21, 1852, n. 84. He
removed, in 1788, to Hartford, Vt, in 1799, to Sharon, Vt, and
in April, 1822, to Horetown, Vt
He m. Jan. 10, 1793, Bumicb Cabfbntbb, b. Sept. 14, 1774,
dau. of James Carpenter of ToUand, Conn., and Sharon, Vt.
She d. in Moretown, Vt, Feb. 8, 1846, ». 72.
CHTTiPBgy.
1888. Ira, b. Feb. 9, 1794; d. Feb. 9, 1794
1884. IMana Briggi, b. Feb. 84, 1795; m. John Chambers.
1885. Famdia CarpenUr, b. Jan. 18, 1797; m. Amos Hatch.
1886. AUfhtui Cwrpenier, b. Dec 17, 1799; m. Lydia Bowman.
14M.
Clara Noble, dau. of Shadrack, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 19, 1770, and d. in Hartford, Vt, Sept 24 or 28, 1841, ». 71.
She m. Thoicab Savage, b. Feb. 5, 1759, s. of Thomas Savage,
being his third wife. He m. (1) Lavinia Chipman; (2) Molly
PowelL He d. in Hartford, Vt, Oct. 29, 1841, sb. 82.
1887. Ihman, b. Sept 88, 1806; m. Jan. 1, 1847, Sarah Ann
Egerton, and settled in Hartford, Vt
1888. OHnda, b. Mch. 16, 1807; d. Feb. 11, 1808, sb. 10 mos.
1889. AmiMdaMamna, b. May 14, 1809; d. umn. Nov. 81 or 89, 1846,
a. 87.
1880. Aumra, b. June 81, 1811; m. July 86, 1885, Dr. Joseph
Nathan StUes of New York city.
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1498.
LucBSTiA NoBLs, daiL of Shitdrack, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 18, 1772, and d. Dec 1, 1823, ». 51.
She m. Apr. 15, 1790, Reuben Hazbn, b. in Washington, Conn.,
Apr. 17, 1 768, s. of Thomas Hazen. He resided in Hartford, Vt,
and d. June 18, 1852, e. 81.
CHILDBEN BOBN IN HABTFORD.
1881. Simeon, b. Jan. 1, 1791; d. Jan. 8, 1791, s. 7 days.
1883. SHUman, b. Aug. 8, 1792; m. Oct 1, 1815, Ferona Fenno.
and removed to Hiram (Garretsrille P. O.), O.
1888. Luna, b. Oct 10, 1794; d. Oct. 1, 1796. ab. 28 moa
1884. Anna, b. Dec. 81, 1797; d. Oct, 1798, s. 10 mos.
1885. LuereUa, b. Oct 24, 1799; d. Sept 24, 1802, s. 2.
1886. Xficy, b. July 27, 1807; d. Mch. 20, 1808, ae. 7 moe.
1887. BeubenNcbk, b. Mch. 24, 1809; m. 1881, Isabella Hoit, resided in
Windsor, Yt, and d. Jan., 1850, a. 48, on the Paciflc ocean, while
on his way to California.
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SiMBON Noble, s. of Shadrack, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Apr.
19, 1778. A fanner, he removed, in 1811, to Hyde Park, Vt
He m. Jan. 9, 1802, Mabt Coatbs, b. Feb. 27, 1783, dau. of
Thomas Coates of Stonington, Conn.
CHILDBBH.
1888. Su$$a, b. Sept 21 or 25, 1808; d. unm., in PlatUburgh.
N. T., Aug. 14, 1828, ». 24.
1889. Luna, b. Not. 16, 1806; m. Jan., 1829, John Oay, who
d. Oct 18, 1846, m, 40. Children. 1. Russel, b. Jan., 1880, m.
Maiy Hutchins, and settled in Morristown, Yt ; 2. Electa, b. Apr.,
1882; 8. BmeUne, b. 1885, d. Jan., 1856; 4 Milo Simeon, b. 1889;
5. llaiy. b. 1841.
1840. BarHst, b. Not. 11, 1807; m. Apr, 1851, Thomas Dut-
ton, b. in Stowe, Yt, a of Dea. Thomas Dutton. He settled in
Hyde Park, Yt
1841. mecta, b. Jan. 29, 1810; m. Apr. 25, 1886, James Ken-
nedy, b. prob. in New Ipswich, N. H., Feb. 2 or 22, 1814. Between
1886 and 1856, he resided successiTely in the following towns and
states, Tiz.: Lowell, Hasa, Somersworth, N. H., New Ipswich,
N. H., Lowell, Mass., Mexico, Nashua, N. H, Dllnois, and Santa
Rosa, CaL, the latter place being his home in Jan., 1856. He was,
until 1862, a machinist Children. 1. George H, b. Sept 8, 1887;
2. Charles W., b. Jan. 29, 1840.
1848. Levi, b. Mch. 25, 1812; m. Jan. 1, 1887, Fhilena Par-
ish, and d. July 27, 1887, m. 25. Child. LeTi, b. Sept 28, 1887.
She m. (2) John McGragg, and d. Dec., 1845.
1848. LuereUa, b. July 11, 1814; m. Jan. 1, 1889, Charles 0.
Isham. Chfld. Charles Henry, b. Apr. 7, 1840.
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1844. Quartus, b. May SO, 1816; m. Not. 87, 1846, Ooraelk
Kennon, b. in Calais, Yt, dau. of R B. Kennon, and istUed in
Hyde Park, Yt Children. 1. Orson Hurray, b. Aug. 16. 1848; 8.
Luke Kossuth, b. Aug. 15. 1841; 8. Carrie Harriet, b. June 8. 1858;
4 Mina Frances, b. Jan. 85, 1856.
1845. Matt Maria, b. Aug. 12. 1818; m. Jan. 8, 1864, Alfnd Mason
of Craftesbury, Yt Child. Daughter, b. Sept 85, 1855.
1846. PhOo, b. Apr. 85, 1881; m. Dec. 89, 1845, Lucy Keyes
Perkins, b. Aug. 88, 1888, dau. of Thomas H. Perkins of Cambridge,
Yt 8he d. in Waukegan, Dl., July 8, 1856, a. 88. He was, 1856.
superintendent of a planing-miU in Waukegan. Children. 1.
Lucy Lucinda, b. Dec. 19, 1846, in Rouse's Point, N. Y. ; 2. Hsrlow
Perkins, b. July 10, 1854, in Bridgeton, Hich. ; 8. Jamc»(Y), b. Mch.
19. 1856, in Waukegan.
1847. OaroUne FtZu, b. July 8, 1688; m. Jan. 1. 1851, Hiram D.
Smith of Windsor, Yt Child. Louis Clarence, b. Aug. 10, 1852.
1848. Gtarge WaMn^yton, b. Oct 7, 1887; m. June 17, 1849, llaiy C.
DaTiB, b. in Lyman, N. H., Aug. 7, 1884, dau. of Moses Dayis.
A railway conductor, he removed to Warren, O. Child. Acasta
GencTieye, b. May 87, 1850.
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JoMATHAK Noble, b. of Shadrack, was b. in WeetAeld, Mass.,
Aug. 20, 1784. After residing for a time in OranviUe, Vt, he
rem., abt 1821, to Stowe, Yt
He m. (1) Feb., 1810, Pattt Sataob.
He m. (2) Oct 19, 1849, Mrs. Jbbubha H. Powbbs, d*u. of
Hempton.
1849. Xvcy B., b. Sept 14, 1811, in Granyille; m. Jan., 1888, Solon
Whitney, and rem. to Ind.
1850. Francii &, b. Oct 5, 1818, in OrauTlUe; m. Jan. 1, 1887, Orilla
Barrett He rem. in Mch., 1849, from Stowe, to Waterbuiy, Yt
1851. Bkoda &, b. Sept 88, 1817, in Granville; m. Nov. 8, 1846, James
Gregg of Waterbuiy, Yt Children. 1. Lucy M., b. Jan. 15,
1889; 8. Sarah L.. b. May 17, 1848; 8. Ahna M., b. May 18, 1847; 4-
Martha, b. July 14, 1852.
1858. Minerva, b. Apr. 8, 1880, in Granville; d. Sept, 1888, a. 5.
1858. OofvUne JT., b. May 8, 1882, in Stowe. Yt; m. Mch. 80, 1848,
Gihnan M. Sherwin of Hyde Park, Yt Children. 1. Martha L.,
b. Nov. 8, 1844, in Hyde Park; 2. Lyman F., b. Apr. 84, 1846; 8.
Jonathan W., b. Oct 15, 1858.
Jambb Noble, s. of Shadrack, was b. Feb. 29, 1788, removed,
in 1836, from Vermont to Illinois, and redded, 1856, in Piano,
Kendall Co., 111.
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He m. (1) Dec 22, 1814, Sabah Wauler, b. in Langdon,
N. H., Feb. 19, 1788, dau. of Asa and Sarah Walker. She d. in
Hartfoid, Vt., Jan. 24, 1827, 8B. 38.
He m. (2) June 13, 1848, Mrs. Pollt Matlock, dau. of William
Thurber of Petersburgh, Rensselaer Co., N. Y.
OHZLDRBN BOBN IK HABTFOBD.
1854. Sarah Maria, b. Jan. 18, 1816; m. June9, 1840, ErastusW. Hedges.
8. of Horace Hedges of Fairies, Yt. They removed abt. 1800, to
111. Children. 1. HoVaoe, b. Aug. 15, 1841; 2. Sarah, b. June 29,
1848; 8. George, b. Jan. 6, 1846; 4. Clara, b. June 26, 1848; 5. Rosa-
mond, b. Oct. 29, 1850.
1865. Jamei JT., b. Jime 17, 1817; d. in Hartford, Vt., Dec. 28, 1817.
1856. Jamei IT, b. Dec. 14, 1818; d. in Whitesides Co., DL, Apr. 26,
1847, a. 28.
1857. CharUiR, b Mch. 20, 1821 ; d. in Kendall Co., Dl., Jan. 80,
1847, ». 25.
1858. Mavin C, b. June 20, 1828; d. in Hartford, Feb 25, 1827, s. 8.
1859. mram &, b. July 80, 1825; d. in Hartford, Oct. 4. 1827. le. 2.
int.
Elbcta Noblb^ dau. of Roger, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
14, 1780, and d. in Middlebury, Vt, Aug. 16, 1871, 8B. 91.
She m. (1) Jan., 1799, Russbll Foots, b. Feb. 22, 1777, s. of
Elijah and Mary (Latimer) Foote of Simsbury, Conn. He was a
Bailor, and d. in Plattsburg^ N. Y., Apr. 20, 1817, m. 40.
She m. (2) Dec. 13, 1818, Mabtik Etbbts, b. in Salisbury, Conn.,
Oct 7, 1765, s. of Gilbert and Rebecca (Chapin) Everts. He d.
in Middlebury, Vt, Sept 3, 1842, ». 76.
cbxldbbh bt pibbt kabbiaob.
1860. JforlAa, b Feb 26, 1800; d. Apr., 1809, s. 9.
1861. Zerviah, b. Dec. 6, 1801, hi Fairfield, Yt ; m. Aug. 28,
1825, Eber Lamb, a fanner of Qranyille, Yt She d. in Laporte,
Ind.Dec. 16, 1868, e.67.
1862. iroN0, b Feb 16, 1804, in 6t Albans, Yt; m. Decv 81,
1829, Emily B. Smith. He was a fanner in Middlebury, Yt, and
d. Dec. 28, 1878, a. 68. •
1868. JOeeta, b. Mch. 16, 1806, in St Albans, Yt ; m. Jan. 1,
1829, Wairen T. Thompson, a fanner and merchant of Florida,
Hillsdale Co., Mich.
1864. BumU, b June 1, 1808; d. Sept, 1808, s. 8 mos.
1865. mifah, b. May 28, 1810, in Mslone, K. Y. ; m. Jan. 1, 1884,
OliTia Luoe. He was a saddler and harness-maker, and d. in Grand
Rapids, Mich.. July 8, 1868, a. 58.
1866. Martha, b. Nov. 26. 1812, in Canton. N. Y. ; resides, unm.,
1876. in Middlebury. Yt
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1867. Bmry WWam, b. Hay 90. 1816, in ParishTille. N. T., m. (1) Hay
IS, 1842, Almira Johnson Goodrich; (2) Mn. Rebecca Hiller; (8)
Hn. Leonora Hawley. He is, 1876, a farmer in BrooksTiUe, Yt
GBILDBBN BT OOOBD KARBIAOB.
1868. XiMy Ann, b. Oct 11. 1819; d. Hch. 16, 1880, a. 6 moa.
1869. George Martin, b. July 4, 18S1, in Hiddlebniy, Yt ; m. June 18,
1842, Eliza Ann Hyde Seeslons. He is, 1876, a farmer and broker
in Battle Creek, Hich.
1870. BUea Lawent, b. Sept 28. 1824, in Hiddlebury; m. Hch. 6, 1844.
CharieB Gardner Cady, and ia, 1876, a fanner in Hiddlebuiy, Yt
He writes his name, Gardner C. Cady.
. Dr. WiLUAM NoBLS, a. of Roger, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct. 21, 1782, and d. in Canton, N. Y.,.F6b. 18, 1871, sb. 88. He
itadjed medicine with Dr. William Bass of Middlebury, Vt, and
commenced practice, Feb., 1806, in Canton, N. T.
He m. (1) Feb. 1, 1807, Sallt Piokbtt, b. in Sandisfield, Mass.,
Feb. 1, ] 785, dan. of John and Ruth (Boardman) Pickett She d.
in Canton, Sept 2, 1811, ». 26.
He m. (2) Mch. 1, 1812, Ruth Pickett, b. in Sandisfield, Mass.,
Feb. 16, 1789, dau. of John and Ruth (Boardman) Pickett She
d. in Canton, Mch. 7, 1873, 8b. 84.
GBILDBXN BT FIBBT KARBIAOB BOBK IK CARTON.
1871. JchnPiehett, b. Dec. 7, 1807; m. July 9, 1886. Maiy Ann
Bmith, b. in Genesee Co., N. Y., dau. of Amoe Bmith. He settled
in Jackson, Porter Co., Ind. Children bom in Jackson. 1. Amer-
icus y espucius, b. June 18, 1887; 8. Martha Glacena, b. Oct 7,
1888; 8. Celia Medira Loaada, b. Jan. 81,1844; 4. Julia Barah Jane,
b. Not. 10, 1846; 6. Emma Harriet Maria, b. May 9, 1849.
1878. WaUam,. b. Jan. 81, 1810; m. (L) Mch. 5, 1844, Harriet
KeweU Tale, b. in Martinsburg, Lewis Co., N. T., Dec. 35, 1818,
dau. of Barnabas and Clarissa (SteTena) Tale. She d. at the birth
of her second child, July 18, 1848, ab. 89. He m. 9) Oct 94, 1854,
Phebe Grant, b. Mch. 1, 1822, dau. of Julius Grant He resided,
1858, in RusseU, 6t Lawrence Co., N. T. Children. 1. Clarissa
Ruth, b. July 80, 1846; 2. Lloyd Barnabas, b. July 18, 1848, d.
Oct 8, 1851, c. 8; 8. John Edward, b. Aug. 6, 1856; 4 Joseph
Boardman, b. July 18, 1858.
CHILDBBH BT BBOOHD KABBIAOB.
187a Sarah Ann, b. Dec 80, 1812; bl Oct 6, 1885, Rer. Robinson
Smiley Lockwood, a of Nathan and Phebe (Place) Lockwood, and
d. in MeadTiUe, Pa, Not. 7, 1848, m. 89. He grad. at Middlebury
College, in 1888, was pastor of a Presb. church in Girard, Pa., and
remoTed thence to Meadville, Pa. He is bow, 1876, reddiog in
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Fort Brown, Texas. Children. 1. Eliza, b. July 7, 1641, m. Capt.
J. B. Brown of Fort Brown, Texas; 2. William B., b. Sept. 80,
1842.
1874. Eliza, b. Feb. 10, 1815; d. Feb. 28, 1815, le. 18 days.
1875. Jane, b. Sept. 80. 1816; m. Oct. 6, 1885, Ziba N. Ellis,
a. of Ziba and Rlioda (Nickerson) EUis. He d. Not. 20. 1847. She
resided, 1858, in Canton, N. Y. Children. 1. Sarah Jane, b. Sept.
28, 1889, d. May 18, 1849, fl>. 9; 2. Clara Ruth, b. Apr. 24, 1842, m.
Feb. 16. 1861, Dr. Edwin A. Monroe of Carthage, N. Y. ; 8. Wil-
liam, b. July 80, 1845.
1876. Jaeob FuUer, b. Apr. 80, 1818, in Canton, N. Y. ; m. Dec. 25,
1848, Melissa Abigail Hosly, b. in Canton, Feb. 16, 1824, dau. of
Ira and Lucy (Davenport) Hosly, and d. May 20, 1868, s. 50. Chil-
dren bom in Canton. 1. Jacob Arthur, b. Dec. 4, 1845, d. Feb. 20,
1848, ae. 2; 2. Emeline Melissa, b. Sept. 11, 1847, m. Feb. 16, 1863.
Martin Luther StUes of Hermon. N. Y.. who d. July 18, 1874. ^ ^ ' ^
They had Edith Enmia, b. July 6, 1874'; 8. Ida Ruth, b. July 20, ;^^/> >
1850; 4. James Pickett, b. Sept 25, 1858, d. Feb. 27, 1861, s. 7; > .
5. Mary Eliza, b. Sept. 80, 1858. " ' '
1877. Jo$eph, b. Apr. 1, 1820; d. Sept 2, 1821, ab. 1. / ;
1878. Jcmph Boardman, b. June 27, 1822; m. Mrs. Laura Fowler, and re- ^
sides, 1876, in Canton.
1879. Elua Ruth, b. July 20, 1824; m. May 25, 1875, Delevan De-
lance, a farmer of Canton.
1880. Martha Maria, b. Apr. 20, 1828; resides, unm., 1876, in Canton.
IMO.
RooEB NoBLB, 8. of Roger, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept. 6,
1784, and d. while on a visit in Ann Arbor, Mich., Sept 29, 1829, .
SB. 45. He resided in Bristol, Vt., 1815-25.; in Middlebury, Vt.,
1825-27; in Detroit, Mich., 1828, and in Dixboro', Mich., 1829.
Be was boried in the last named place. He was a fanner and iron
mannfactarer.
At the time of Gen. Provost^s invasion of the United States
from Canada, which ended in his defeat ftt Flattsburg, and his
hasty return to Montreal, Boger Noble was a volunteer, with the
rank of sergeant, but was not in the battle, being absent on some
oiBdAl duty. For some political reason, Gk>v. Chittenden of Ver-
mont would not call out the militia, but the Oreen Mountain boys
would go, notwithstanding, to repel the invaders of their country.
Boger Noble subsequently obtained the title of captain, probably
under the peace establishment.
He m. 1810, Luor Fitch, b. in Windham, Conn., dau. of
Thomas and Lydia (Bipley) Pitch. After her husband's death
she removed to Weybridge, Yt, where she d. abt 1830, as.
abt. 45.
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CHILDBEN.
1681. Daughter, b. prob. in Kew HaTen, Yt. ; d. in infancy.
1882. Henry, b. Bept 1, 1813; m. Lucy F. Emanuel.
1888. Maria, b, Aug. 12, 1814, m. John 8. Fellowes.
1884. Oeorge FUch, b. Aug. 8, 1818; m. Angeline £. Cornwall.
1885. CharUi, b. June 20, 1820, in Bristol. Yt ; wan by trade atailor,
was last seen in Brandon, Yt., in 1840, and is beliered to have died
in Canada, during the ciTil war there. He was unmarried.
1886. 8(m, b. prob. in Bristol, Yt ; d. in infancy.
Mart Noble, dait of Roger, was b. in Westfield, Maas., Apr.
19, 1790, and d. in Benson, Vt, Sept 4, 1874, 8B. 84.
She m. (1) Apr. 16, 1818, Daniel Bbookb, b. in New Marlboro*,
Mass., July 23, 1789, s. of Daniel and Elizabeth (Farmer) Brooks.
He resided for some years in New Haven, Vt, but removed to
Middlebury, Vt, where he d. Sept 14, 1848, ». 59.
She m. (2) Mch. 23, 1853, Dea. James Noble, b. Jan. 24, 1784,
B. of James and Elizabeth (Stevens) Noble, being his second wife.
He resided in Benson, Vt, and there d. Apr. 25, 1865, 8b. 81.
CHILDBEn BT IIBST KARBIAQE.
1887. 6arah Ann, b. Mch. 18, 1819, in New HsTen, Yt ; m. June 12,
1889, Dr. Smith Thomas Rowley, who d. Sept 4, 1876. She re-
sides, 1876, in Middlebuiy, Yt.
1888. Samuel Ncble, b. Mch. 12, 1821, in New Haven; m. Apr. 80,
1848, Susan Charlotte Battles, and is, 1876, a farmer in Middle-
buiy, Yt
1889. Martha Fbate, b. Mch. 10, 1828, in New Haven; d. in Middle-
bury, Yt., Oct. 14, 1840, s. 17.
1890. WokaU Turner, b. Oct 6, 1826, in New Haven; m. May 81, 1858,
Gertrude Sanderson, and is, 1876, a farmer in Waupun, Wis.
1891. Mary EluabeOi, b. June 6, 1882, in Middlebury; m. Jan. 18, 1853,
Lorsn Stephen Noble, b. in Benson, Yt, Dec. 9, 1821, s. of James
and Bethia (Noble) Noble. He resides, 1877, in Benson.
iraa.
IsBAEL Noble, s. of Roger, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec. 17,
1792, and d. in Monroe, Mich., Aug. 19, 1875, se. 83. In 1816, he
removed to Canton, N. Y.; in 1819, to Clarence, N. Y.; in 1820,
to Mt. Clemenoe, Mich.; in 1821, to Detroit, Mich.; in 1849, to
Ecorce, Mich.; and in 1853, to Monroe, Mich. He was by trade a
saddler.
He m. Jan. 29, 1815, Sabah Halsey, b. in Paterson, N. J.,
Dec. 19, 1794) dau. of John Halsey of Paterson, N. J., and Wey-
bridge, Vt
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CHIXiDRBH.
l»tt. Sarah, b. May 10, 1816, in Middlebuiy, Yt ; and there d. the
tame day.
1808. Elua Ann, b. Kay 29, 1817, in Canton, N. T. ; d. in Mt. Clemens,
Mich., Oct 17, 1828, ». 8.
1804. Bim, b. Dec. 26, 1819, in Clarence, N. Y. ; d. in Detroit,
Mich., Mch. 7, 1822, le. 2.
1895. WaUam, b. Oct. 8. 1825, in Detroit; resided, 1858, in Monroe,
Mich.
1806. Amelia Ann, b. July 4, 1828, in Detroit; m. Aug. 20, 1840, Abijah
Eldridge Eetchum, b. in PlatUburgh, N. Y., Apr. 24, 1820, 8. of
JustaR Eetchum. He removed, in 1851, to Detroit, and in 1852 to
Monroe, Mich. Children. 1. Florence, b. June 21, 1850, in Keno-
fiha; 2. Alice Isadore, b. July 6, 1858, in Monroe.
EuzABBTH NoBLK, dau. of Capt. Nathan, was b. in Suffield, Conn.,
Feb. 11, 1778, and after her husband's death, removed in 1853, to
Paw Paw Orove, Lee Co., HI., and thence in 1856, to Waupaca^ Wau-
paca Co^ Wis.
She m. Sept^ 28, 1809, Elisha Humiston, b. in Litchfield, Conn.,
Nov. 6, 177G, son of Titus and Beulah Humiston. He resided after
maTriafi:e, until 1836, in Colesville, N. Y., and then removed to
Cherry Grove, Enoz Co., DL, where he d. Nov. 28, 1851, ». 75.
CHILDIIBR BOBK IK OOLBSVn«LE.
1807. SUwabeih Hartmm, b.* Nov. 10, 1810; d. unm. in ColeavHle, May 80,
1881, e. 20.
1808. PhA$ AiuUn, b. Mch. 22, 1818; d. unm. in Cheny Qrove, Dl.,
Nov. 25, 1842, ». 20.
1800. EmryHobaH, b. Sept 21, 1815; m. (1) July 8, 1848, LavinU
Mason; (K) Feb. 18. 1856, Lydia Minerva Belden. and settled in
Waupaca, Wis.
1000. Ddia Oonani, b. May 0, 1820; snd d. in Cherry Orove, HI.,
June 17, 1848.
M47.
Sbbnszsr Noblb, s. of Capt. Nathan, was b. in SufBeld, Conn.,
Oct 24, 1770, and d. in Centre Village, Broome Co., N. Y., Apr.
11, 1853, a. 78.
He m. July 10, 1810, Boxot Chtlb, who d. July 3, 1837.
ORnj>BXN.
1001. Blbon, b. Oct 2, 1821; m. Mch. 10, 1858, Betsey Haynes, dau.
of Hiram Haynes, and settled in Colesville, Broome Co., N. Y.
1008. L^dia, b. July 8, 1828; m. May 20, 1844, Stanley Wason of
Centre Village, N. Y. Children. 1. Milton, b. abt 1845; 2. Helen,
b. abt 1851.
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248 DUCKNDAim or thomab noblb.
1908. Jfaiy, b. Dec. 2, 1825.
1904. Jamsi, b. Mch. 24, 1827.
1905. Amhertt, b. Hay 4. 1829.
1906. Julius, b. Jan. 8. 1881 ; d. Sept 20, 1888.
1907. JiarUmer, b. June, 1884.
1M9.
Phbbk Noblb^ daa« of Capt Nathan, was b. Feb. 27, 1782.
She in. July, 1817, Ozias Mabah, b. in Litchfield, Conn., Oct. 24,
1778, Bon of Elijah Manh.
childbek.
1908. Guttatms AMphui, b. Apr. 15, 1818; vl Aug., 1840, Fidelia Fox.
and residefi, 1876, in Oalesburgh, 111.
1900. Ozian Je$$y, b. 1828; m. May, la'M), Orra Hurd, and
settled in Eewanee, Henry Co., 111.
1910. Phebe Bophrmua, b. Oct. 15, 1827; m. 8ept..l848.Edaon Huggins,
and settled in KnozTille, Dl.
IMO.
GuBTAvus Adolphus Noble, b. of Capt Nathan, was b. in Nor-
wich, MaBs., Mch. 8, 1784, and d. in Litchfield, Medina Co., 0.,
Apr. 7, 1873, 8B. 89. He was a farmer, and resided in Windsor,
now ColeBville, Broome Co., N. Y., from 1807 to 1835, when he
removed to Litchfield, 0.
He m. July 9, 1807, Mabt Fbebman, b. July 4, 1783, dan. of
Ananias Freeman. She d. Sept 29, 1865, 8B. 82.
CBIIiDBEN BOBH IN OOLBBTILXjE.
1911. Hiram King, b. Apr. 18, 1808; m. Mary A. Loveland.
1912. Urmia Ann, b. Feb. 19, 1809; m. Sept. 10, 1885, WiUiam A.
Smith, B. of AmoB Smith, and d. Feb. 2, 1844, ab. 88. She left four
children, who now, 1876, reside in Mich.
1918. Nathan AuiUn, b. Not. 28, 1810; m. (1) F. DickinBon; (2) B. A.
Caiwell.
1914. Jaa OrnOe, b. Nor. 28, 1812; m. Maiy Wheeler.
1916. Ovsiamii Frteman, b. Feb. 17, 1815; m. Harriet Fancher.
1916. PhaJbe Maria, b. Dec 18, 1816; m. Giles £. Palmer.
1917. Susan Jane, b. Sept 20, 1818; m. Noble B. Algyre.
1918. BeUey AngeUne, b. Feb. 25, 1820; m. Anthony T. Stranahan.
1919. Gwrge WathingUm, b. Sept 26, 1628; m. a) A. R PhiUipB; 9) A.
£. Walker.
IMl.
. Aj>ollo8 Austin Noblb, b. of Capt Nathan, was b. Oct 22,
1786, [1787?] and d. in Litchfield, O., Apr. 12, 1853. He was a
farmer.
He mi. Aug. 14, 1821, Eoktcb Dickbon, b. in Brattleboro\ Vt,
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Aag. 14, 1784, daiL of G^rge and Eunice (Oreenleaf) Dickson.
She d. in litcbfield, O., Feb. 6, 1853, ». 68.
CHILDREir BOBV IK OOLB8Vn<LB, K. T.
1090. Orpka, b. Aug. 10, 1823; m. Jan. 1, 1846, John Hallory,
b. Id Warren, Conn., July 11, 1811. He d. Hay 12, 1880, ab. 47, in
Litchfield, O. Bbe resides, 1876, in Wellington, O. Children. 1.
Lucius Austin, b. Aug. 26, 1846, m. May 20, 1860, Addie Phelps:
2. Eugene Noble, b. Dec. 10, 1832, d. Aug. 21, 18S8; 8. Hary Emma,
b July 81, 1855; 4. Edwin Eugene Noble, b. Nov. 12, 1857.
1021. Buni/u Oreenle(tf, b. Oct 4, 1824; was educated at Oberlin College,
and has been a teacher until within two years. She resides, 1876,
in Wellington, O., with her sister Orpha.
1022. ApnUo9 AvMtfti, b. May 2, 1826, and d. in Litchfield, O., while a
member of Oberlin College, Nov. 18, 1847, ab. 21.
1028. BmeUne, b. July 4, 1820; m. July 12, 1852, Everett Cur-
ran Chapman, b. in Newburgh, O., March 80, 1820, s. of Arvis Sea-
grave and Lucina (Burr) Chapman. He has long been a hardware
dealer, firm of A. 8. A S. C. Chapman, having resided in Princeton.
Ill, 1852-March, 1860; Kankakee, 111., firm Ripley & Chapman.
March, 1860-June, 1875; and since the latter date in Chicago. 111.
Children b. in Princeton, 111. 1. Emma, b. July 2, 1858, d. in
Princeton, IlL, Oct. 8, 1858; 2. William Everett, b. Sept. 16, 1854,
d. in Princeton, 111., Dec 16, 1855; 8. Frank Noble, b. Feb. 8, 1857;
4. Nellie Ida, b. March 20, 1850; 5. Hubert Dickson, b. July 16,
1861.
Joel Eiko Noble, a. of Oapt Nathan, was b. Oct. 14, 1789,
resided in Coleeville, N. T., until about 1850, when he removed
to Litchfield, 0.
He m. Dec. 5, 1822, Sarah Freeman, dau« of Ananias T. Free-
OHXWREH BORK Of COLBSVILLB.
1024. Derwin Joel, b. Oct 28, 1828; m. Mch. 10, 1851, Betsey Maria
McClure, and settled in Colesville, N. Y. Children. 1. Emma Jane,
b. Sept. 28. 1858; 2. Hubert Eugene, b. Aug. 20, 1855.
1025. Bmmt^ Jane, b. Dec. 12, 1825.
1026. BoeUne Mary, b. May 81, 1828; m. May 2. 1858, John B. Darling
of Hsrtland Centre, Huron Co., O.
1027. Bigar A., b Sept 21, 1880.
1028. Aa/ron Freeman, b. Apr. 6, 1888.
1020. Byr<fn B„ b. July 11, 1885.
1080. ChrOand^., b. Sept 8, 1888.
1081. Albert D., b Dec. 2, 1840.
1M4.
Frederick Noble, a. of Timothy, was b. in SnfBeld, Conn., Feb.
10, 1774, and d. abt 1840, ». abt 75. He is nid to have for a
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250 DI0OKNDAJITS 09 THOICAS NOBLB.
time redded in Northampton, MasB., and to have removed tbence
to Elbridge, Onondaga Co., N. Y.
He m. Habribt Habt, dau. of John Hart of Chedure, ICaaa.
1083. Fnderiek, b. ; m. Abigail Robinion. and. in 1854, re-
sided in Van Buren Centre. Onondaga Co., K. Y.
1988. HeaOusat, b. ; m. .
1084. Ha/rrigt, b. ; m. George Beckley, and resides, 1870,
in HoUey. Orleans Co., K. T. He d. in Elba, Qenesee Co., K. Y.
10&5. BheHmme^h.
1088. Borah 5., b. ; m. Alanson Hinds, and settled in Hinds-
burgh. Orleans Cq., N. Y.
WnvTHBOP Noble, a. of Timothy, wash, in SuiBeld, Conn., June
16, 1776, and d. in Dayton, O., Jnly 5, 1825, e. 49. He was a
farmer, and resided in Lanesboro', Mass.: Cheshire, Mass., 1802*3;
Lanesboro', Mass., 1803-12; Cheshire, Mass., 1812-15; Lanesboro',
Mass., 1815-17; Leroy, N. Y., 1817-20; Batavia, N. Y., 1820-22;
and in Dayton, 0., from 1822 nntil his death.
He m. June 29, 1799, RtTTR Powbl, b. in Lanesboro', Mass., Oct.
24, 1778, dau. of Col. Miles and Jemima (Adkins) Powel of Mid-
dletown, Conn., and Lanesboro', Mass. She d. in Pembroke, N. Y.,
Feb. 4, 1842, m. 63.
CHILDBEK.
1987. Jod F&u>a, b. July 27, 1800: m. Mary A. Droiy.
198a JuUa Fyankiitt, b. Feb. 17, 1802; m. Ethan Angel.
1989. JvUuM Auguttui, b. Jan. 28, 1804; m. (1) A. Pope; (2) E. Noble.
1940. Bophrania Ann, b. Jan. 11, 1806; m. (i) E. Hubbard; (2) W. Wal-
lace.
1941. Dania Winihrop, b. Feb. 14, 1808; m. U) A. Brown; (2) H. Blood.
1942. Bojtana LoreUe, b. Feb. 24, 1818; m. John W. Brown.
1948. Bevrah CaroUne, b. Feb. 22, 1828; m. John R Johnson.
Sallt Noblb, dau. of Timothy, was b. in Lanesboro-, Mass., and
d. in Saline, Mich.
She m. (1) Shxldok Bbooks, who d. in Lanesboro*, abt 1812.
She m. (2) abt. 1817, Samxtsl Bond. Soon after marriage, he
removed to Elbridge^ N. T., and thenoe to Saline, Mich., where he
died.
CHILDRKN BT FIBST 1CABRLL6E.
1944. Lmeetier, b. abt 1802; m. and now, 1876, resides in Auburn, N. Y.
He is a Mormon preacher.
1945. Bophia, b. ; m. Nonnan Butler, and removed to Ballne,
Mich.
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19«6. OartfUne, b. ; d. 1»8.
CHILDBKR BT 8B00HD MABBIAOB.
1947. Aiti^uiHu, h.
1948. Maty, b.
1948. Sarah, b.
1950. Amif, b. ; m. Thomas Brooks, snd remoyed to East
Baginaw, Mich.^
MM.
BxTBET NoBLB, dftu. of William, was b. Nov. 28, 1776.
She m. Isaac Johnson, who removed to Whitehall, N. Y., and
thence, abt 1808, to Bennington, Yt.
1951. JuUa, b.
1952. Phebe, b.
And others.
1M9.
William Noblb, s. of William, wasb. Oct 22.. 1782, and removed
to Scio, Alleghany Co., N. Y.
He m. Susan Oilbert, or Susan Oilbeet Williams, dau. of the
third wife of his father.
childbbn.
1958. Elua, b.
1954 Bdrriet, b.
1955. Oeorffe WaMngton, b. ; a lumber dealer m Chicago, BL
1M3.
Almiba Noble, dan. of William, was b. Oct 7, 1785.
Shem. (1) Samuel Littlvfield of Whitehall, N. Y.
She m. (2) Ebenezeb or Joseph Fabnbwobth of Fort Ann, N. Y.
afn.i>REw BT piBsr m abriagb.
1956. $^, b.
1957. Aknira, [r] b.
195a GwTffe Woihinffkm, b.
CHILD BT SBOOND MABBXAOB.
1959. Ihink, b. j hl Wyman, and d. in
Fort Ann, N. Y., abt 1848, «. abt 88.
BoswBLL Noble, s. of WiUiam, was b. Apr. Ifi, 1 788, and removed
to North Granville, N. Y.
He m. (1) 1821, Lauba Mobbison of Kingsbuiy, Washington
Co., N. Y., b. Nov. 29, 1795. She d. abt 1850.
He m. (2) Celesta Dotet, or Celestia Thobnton, of Granville,
N. Y.
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252 DB8CS1VDA19T8 OF THOMAB NOBLB.
1060. OomOia, b. Feb. 17. 1628; d. Dec 6, 1840, s. 17.
lOei. OeuroUfie, b. Hay dS, 1824; d. Jan. 15, 1685, B. 10.
1052. Bmith, b. Not. 29. 1825; d. Mch. 21, 1628, «. 2.
1068. George Barney, b. Jan. 8, 1827; removed to Saginaw City, Hkh.,
and was, 1857, engaged in the lumber budness.
1064. Jceepk Hartey, b. Aug. 12, 1881; a lumber agent, in 1857, in St.
Clair, Mick
1065. BoiwU Henry, b. Aug. 17, 1888; resided, 1857, in North OranvUle,
N. Y.
IMft.
Adna "Wilooz Noble, b. of WiUiam, was b. Oct. 7, 1790, resided
for about eight years in Poultney, Vt ; thence removed to Granville,
N. Y., where he remained two years; thence to Camillus, Onon-
daga Co., N. Y., where he remained untD July, 1825; thence to
Meadville, Penn., where he remained until Apr., 1826; and thence
to Erie, Penn., where he now, 1858, resides. He learned the trade
of a carpenter and joiner, in Castleton, Vt.
He m. (1) abt 1820, Elxcta Ruhamah Smith, b. Mch. 24, 1794,
dau. of Ebeneser Smith. He parted from her, owing to difficulties
over which he could have no control She d. Nov. 18, 1831, e 37.
He m. (2) Dec 29, 1828, Hannah Newton, b. abt. 1807.
CHILDREN BT FIB6T XABBIAOB.
1966. Maria Louiea. b. Hay 20, 1821 ; m. Nov. 18, 1846, David Lewis,
b. in Poultney, Vt, Mch. 5, 1812, and settled in Poultney. Child.
Egbert, b. June 20, 1849.
im, MyraAdOaide, b. Oct 14, 1822; m. Hay 5, 1840, Heman
Ghaifee, b. June 16, 1816, son of Simeon Chaffee, and removed to
Troy, N. T. Children. 1. Mira Adelaide, b. June [25?] 1848, in
Poultney, Vt ; 2. Emmet [?], b. Mch. 18, 1845, in Poultney, d. July
28, 1851; 8. Annette, b. Nov. 2, 1847, in Troy. N. Y.
CHXLDBXN BT BBOOND MABBXAOB.
1968. harah, b. June 16, 1882; d. Jan. 7, 1884, s. 18 mos.
1969. Ctarvm, b. July 7,1886.
1970. Be9^aimnF)rankUn,h,yL€li. 1,1888.
1971. Hannah Jane, b. July 25, 1840.
1972. AdnaJamet, b. Nov. 1, 1844.
1978. AndretD Jackeim, b. Hch. 22, 1846.
1974. George WaMngUm, b. June 28, 1849.
Salmon Noblb^ s. of William, wash. Feb. 17, 1794. He resided
in Whitehall, N. Y., until the spring of 1853, when he removed to
Randolph, C^wford Ck>., Penn. He was a farmer.
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He m. (1) Apr. 7, 1816, Bbtbet Dblamattbb, b. May 22, 1801,
dau. of Benjamin Belamatter.
He m. (2) Jan. 30, 1855, Mra. Bslora Lockwood, widow of Justin
Lockwood.
1975. Orange, b. Apr. 27, 1817; m. Jan. 1, 1840, Minerva lieed,
b. Sept. 5, 1819, dau. of Dea. Abram Reed. He resided in White-
hall, N. T., until Apr., 1852, when he removed to Randolph (P. O.
Eingsley), Crawford Co. , Penn. He has been a farmer and merchant
Children. 1. Royal Ward, b June 16, 1844, d. Feb. 5. 1846, b. 19
mo6.; 2. Theodore Frelon, b. Oct. 6, 1846; 8. Betsey Kezia, b. Oct.
24, 1848, d. Nov. 1, 1851; 4. Frederick C, b June 8, 1850; 5. Helen
Janetie, b. Oct 5, 1859; 6. George Heniy, b Sept 24, 1856.
1976. Laura, b Nov. 22, 1819; m. Mch. 6, 1889. Ralph Utley, b.
June 6, 1817, a of Ralph Utley. He was, at the last report, a farmer
in Whitehall, N. T. Children. 1. Mary, b July 81, 1841; 2. Eliza
M, b. June 14, 1848; 8. Helen A., b. Nov. 22. 1848, d. Apr. 4, 1849.
1977. Harau WiiUam, b. Sept 6, 1825; m. Oct 6, 1854, Sarah Elizabeth
Wood of Monroe, N. T. Child. AdeUa Theresa, b June 7, 1855.
He was, 1857, a fanner in Randolph, Penn.
197a Mary Ann, b. Apr. 8, 1828; m. Feb 6, 1851, William Henry
Falkenburgh of Whitehall, N. T., a of Samuel Falkenburgh, and
d. Sept 8, 1858, m, 25.
1979. EOen CMUUa, b Mch. 22, 1882; m. Nov. 20, 1855, James Hall of
Randolph, Penn., s. of Dea. Nusel Hall, and d. Nov. 26, 1857, b.
25. Child. Helen Lorancy, b Nov. 25, 1857.
1980. AfnaiaOaroIins,h. Feb. 4, 1888; m. May 9, 1855, James Leslie
Reed, a of Rev. Leonard Reed of Randolph, Penn. He was, 1857,
a farmer in Randolph. Child. Dennie Clayton, b May 11, 1857.
1981. Ckuiita jr., b Aug. 14, 1841.
MTO.
Amt Noble, dau. of William, was b. Jan. 6, 1802.
She m. Mch. 31, 1822, Danixl Hathawat, b. Feb. 28, 1800.
He removed, abt 1801, to Erie, Penn.
1962. Edfoard BueUey, b. Jan. 24, 1826.
1988. Mary MaUUa, b Mch. 15» 1827; m. July 14, 1842, Samuel Cum-
19S9a. Amy Jane, b. July 4, 1898; m. Sept 4, 1845, William Tager.
1964. WWam Hmry, b Apr. 19, 1881.
1985. OharUi NMe, b. Sept 18, 1884.
1986. Laura, b Oct 24. 1887.
1987. Ba/rah M., b Mch. 17, 1889.
1988. Ba/rah B„ b Mch. 19, 1841.
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254 DS80BNDAMTB OF THOMAS NOBLS.
PHiNBAfl Wabbbn Noblk, b. of PhiDeftB, was b. in Simsbury,
Conn., Dec. 1, 1782, and d. Aug., 1866, m. 83. He was a merchant
in Harwinton, Conn., and represented that town in the (General As-
sembly of Conn., in 1827, 1828, 1844, 1845, and 1850.
He m. (1) Mch. 12, 1815, Honor B. Catltn, dan. of Daniel and
Honor (Gatlin) Catlin. She d. Mch. 26, 1826, m. 42.
He m. (2) Dec. 10, 1829, Chloe Owen, b. Aug. 15, 1795, dau. of
G^rge and Chloe Owen of Windsor, Conn. She d. in Harwinton,
Conn., Aug. 15, 1872, m. 77.
CHILDBEH BT FIRST MAKRTAQE.
1989. 8arah Amelia, b. Dec. 26, 1815; d. Feb. 16, 1816, m, 1 mo.
1990. Sarah AnMa, b. Apr. 17, 1817; m. Luman Pratt Biasell, s. of
Peter M. and Sarah Biasell. He is, 1878, a fanner in Kent, Conn.
Child. Saiah Jane, b. June S9, 1848.
1991. Lionaird Hum^rey, b. Sept. 4, 1818; d. Jan. 7, 1819, «. 4 mos.
1992. Honor OaOin, b. Feb. 11, 1820; m. Anson Candee, Jr., and d.
in Harwinton, Conn., July 1, 1851, «. 81. He was a merchant, and
removed to Moline, HI. Child. MariUa, b. Apr. 10, 1851.
1998. Danid Humphrey, b Apr. 16, 1822; d. May 82, 1822, s. 1 mo.
CHILD BT SBCOKD MARRIAGE.
1994 Jans Own, b. Aug. 22, 1832; ul her cousin, Warren N.
BcoTille, of Orsngeburgh, 8. C.
1678.
A MET J A NoBLB, dau. of Phineas, was b. June, 1791, and d. in
Vernon, N. Y., Nov. 25, 1847, m. 56.
She m. Apr. 7, 1816, Shildon Sootills, b. of Daniel Scoville of
Harwinton, Conn. In the spring of 1825, he removed from Har-
winton to Vernon, N. T. He m. (2) Oct 25, 1848, Anna R.
Bradley of Whitesboro', N. Y.
1995. BMt9rH., b. Apr. 99, 1817.
1996. AmdiaH, b. July 5, 1825.
1997. OkaHatU J., b. June 96, 1826; d. Oct 18, 1827, s. 1.
1996. Warren N,, b. Jan. 1, 1880; m. his cousin, Jane Owen Koble, and
is, 1877, a merchant in Orangeburgh, 8. C.
1999. Cftofte P., b. Dec. 88, 1882.
1W4.
Na290T Noblb, daxL of Phineas, was b. June, 1794.
She UL July 5, 1820, Jambs Ttler, s. of David Tyler of Harwin-
ton, Conn. In the spxing of 1822, he removed from Harwinton to
Vernon, N. Y.
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chujD.
MOO. nier N., b. May 9, 1821; d. Mch. 8, 1824, m. 2.
Fannt Noblb, dau. of Fhineas, was b. in Harwinton, Conn.,
Bee. 28, 1796, and reaidea, 1878, in Simabory, Conn.
She m. Nov. 28, 1818, Habvet Tullbb, b. Sept 22, 1795, s. of
Amos Toiler of Simsbnry, Conn. He was a miller in Simsboiy,
and there d. Feb. 10, 1851, e. 55.
CBILDBXN.
2001. Sarah EUtabeOi, b. Nov. 15, 1819; m. May 24, 1848, Ebeneser Hart
Eno of Simsbnry. They reside, 1878, in Blmsbaiy, where he is a
farmer.
2002. James Harvey, b. July 26, 1821; m. , and resides, 1878, in
North Boston, N. Y., where he is a fanner.
2006. Georffe Warrtn, b. Aug. 11, 1828; m Feb. 28, 1847, Abby Loveland
James, and is, 1878, a merchant tailor in Hartford, Conn.
2004. AmoiBurt, b. Aug. 8, 1881; m , and is, 1878, a mer-
chant in Galveston, Texas.
IftTT.
HuLDAH Noble, dau. of Phineaa, was b. June, 1802.
She m. Nov., 1825, John Wilson Fbisbib of Verona, N. Y.
He d. Oct 15, 1847, ». 49.
gbudbbn.
2006. KcbU W., b. Dec. 7, 1826.
2006. BUta B., b. July 11, 182a
2007. CharUiR, b. Oct 18,1880.
2008. IfarjfA,, b. Aug. 25, 1881.
2009. Gean^ W., b. Apr. 8, 188a
2010. Bm, b. Dec. 8, 1884.
2011. JmettK, b. Dec. 18, 1886.
2012. Benry, b. Apr. 4, 188a
20ia John, b. Mch. 17, 1841; d. Mch. 25, 1841, «. 8 days.
2014. OttnfUneA.,h.JuDe 4,1842.
Jonathan Noblb, b. of Elijah, was b. in Simsbury, Conn., Feb.
22, 1776, and d. in Blendon, Franklin Co., O., Mch. 28, 1832, m.
56. He removed, in November, 1815, from Simsbury to Harrison,
now Blendon, 0. He was a farmer.
He m. (1) abt 1798, Mabt Babbeb, dau. of Beuben and Betty
Barber. She d. in Simsbury, abt 1804.
He UL (2) Apr. 14, 1805, Hannah Bukll, daxL of Solomon
and Lydia Buell of Simsbnry. She d. in Blendon, 0., Apr. 17,
184a
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OHILDBBN BT FQtST XABBIAGB.
9015. Orrin, b. Dec. 14, 1800; m. Apr. U, 1825, Catharine
Pneoott, b. Mch. 6, 1800, dau. of James and Lucretia Pneoott of
Litchfield, Conn. He was a shoemaker and fanner, and d. in Blen-
don, 0., Aug. 11, 1844, s. 44. Children. 1. Edward C, b. Apr.
1, 1837, m. Jan., 1857, Sarah Shrock, dau. of George and Rachel
fihrock; 2. Henry T., b. Sept 22, 1829; 8. John O., b. June 22,
1880, m. Feb. 16. 1854, Elizabeth Brinkerhoof, dau. of Stephen
Brinkerhoof of Blendon; 4. Marj £., b. Aug. 21, 1882, d. Aug. 2.
1858, tt. 20; 5. Lucretia A., b. Dec. 15, 1885, m. Koy. 6, 1850,
Isaac Peny of Van Buren, Iowa; 6. Lester, b. Dec. 25, 1887; 7.
Emily £., b. Jan. 4, 1840; 8. Luther B., b. Feb. 27, 1842; 9. Oriann
C, b. Oct. 27, 1844.
2016. LuUr, b. Jan. 19, 1802; m. Oct. 20, 1828, Emily Humph-
rey, b. Oct. 5, 1806, dau. of Rachel and Haiy Humphr^ of Can-
ton, Conn. He removed with his father to Ohio, but after coming
of age, returned to Connecticut, whence, in 1829, he removed to
Tioga Co., K. Y., and in May, 1846, to Juneau, Dodge Co., Wis.,
where he d. Dec. 16, 1850, se. 4A, He was a farmer and shoemaker.
Children. 1. Elisa Jane, b. Jan. 13, 1882, nL Apr. 22, 1850, Ed-
ward Grant of Wisconsin, and d. Mch. 15, 1852, ae. 20; 2. William
Jonathan, b. July 81, 1888; 8. Henry Lester, b. May 5, 1887; 4.
Susan Delphine, b. July 5, 1889; 5. Emily A., b. Dec. 26, 1848.
CHILDBEK BT BBCOHB ICABRLLGB.
2017. Salmon, b. Jan. 25, 1806; m. May 22, 1845. Harriet Sco-
▼ell, b. in Galena, Delaware Co., O., Aug. 20, 1828, dau. of Hurl-
but and Mary ScoyelL He was a farmer, and removed, in Aug.,
1851, to Summit, Ind. Children. 1. De Witt Clinton, b. July 28,
1848; 2. Cicero Milton, b. Jan. 17, 1850; 8. Cordelia AugusU, b.
June 21, 1854
20ia Zefuu TiOitm, b. Sept. 1, 1807; m. May 19, 1886, Catharine
Tumey, b. Feb. 7, 1816, dau. of Daniel and Susannah Tumey of
Mifflin, Franklin Co., O. A farmer, he removed, in Apr., 1852, to
Summit, Ind. Children. 1. Martin, b. Feb. 25, 1887, m. 1856,
Zechariah Barnes of Indiana; 2. PrudentU. b. Mch. 5, 1888; 8.
Maiyette, b. Sept 24, 1840; 4. Sherman G., b. Aug. 18, 1842; 5,
Charles, b. July 29, 1846; 6. Rhoda, b. July 24. 1844; 7. John, b.
Sept 5, 1847; 8. Francis, b. June 25, 1849; 9. Phebe, b. Apr. 20,
1851; la Susan, b. Aug. 18, 1858.
2019. Lftnan, b. May 19, 1809; m. Apr. 12, 1886, AmelU Slack
of Blendon, O., and removed, in May, 1848, to Summit, Ind., where
he d. Dec. 12, 1858, s. 44. He was a fanner. Children. 1. Lester
Buell, b. Jan. 17, 1887; 2. Elizabeth, b. Dec. 6, 1840; 8. Eliza Jane,
b. Aug. 17, 1842; 4. Amy L., b. Sept 18, 1844; 5. Harriet M., b.
July 14. 1847; 6. Chloe A., b. Feb. 14, 1850.
2020. Almyron, b. Feb. 18, 1811 ; d. July 28, 1815, «. 4.
2021. Lydia Maria, b. Aug. 21, 1812; m. Apr. 13, 1837, Henry Slack
2d, b. in Lycoming Co., Penn., Dec. 28, 1808, s. of Ezekiel and
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Jane (Smith) Black. A blacksmith, he rem., in June, 1887, to
Galena. O., in Oct, 1888, to Blendon, O., in Aug., 1841, to Genoa.
Delaware Co., O.. and in 1848, to Oxford (Ashley P. O.). Delaware
Ck>., O. Children. 1. John, b. Dec. 12, 1888, in Blendon. d. Dec.
12, 1888; 2. George, b. Dec. 24, 1840, in Blendon, worked on the
farm until May 27, 1861, when he enlisted in Co. C, 26 Ohio Vol.
Infantry. His regiment left for West Virginia, Aug. 1, 1861, landed,
Feb., 1862, at Louisrille, Ky., marched to Nashville, Tenn., and
thence to the battle-field of Shiloh, was at the capture of Corinth,
Miss., had an engagement at HcMinville, Tenn., was with Buell's
army on the retreat to Louisville, and in the advance south had en-
gagements at Bardstown and Penyville, Ey. In Dec., 1862, the
army met the enemy at Lavergne, Tenn., and two days later was at
Btone river, where his regiment lost over one hundred men! In
June, 1868, the army marched to Chattanooga, Tenn., and on Sept
19th and 20th the battle of Chickamauga was fought On the evening
of Sept liHh, George Slack received four wounds and had his right
arm amputated on the battle-field. He was discharged at Cincin-
nati, O., July 1, 1864. He was ^pointed, Jan. 1, 1866, messenger
in the Ohio House of RepresenUtives, and July 2. 1866, superin-
tendent of the Ohio flag and relic rooms at the state house in Co-
lumbus, and retains the office, Oct, 1875; 8. Hannah, b. Apr. 28,
1848, in Genoa, O. ; 4. William, b. Aug. 18, 1852, in Oxford, O. ;
6. Adelia, b. Dec. 18, 1858, in Oxford.
2022. Myron Jonathan, b. Mch. 19, 1815; m. June 27. 1848, Catharine
Scovell, b. in Galena, O., Dec 8, 1829, dau. of Hurlbut and Mar}'
BcovelL A fanner, he removed, in 1850, to Summit, Ind. Chil
dreh. 1. Almira, b. Apr. 5, 1849; 2. Mary, b. Aug. 28, 1858.
2028. Henry MiUi, b. Sept 1, 1817; a farmer, removed, in Nov,
1858, to Marshall. la., at which date he was unmarried.
2024. BHQah S^terman, b. Mch. 9, 1820; m. Dec. 80, 1847, Phebe Tur
ney, b. Mch. 28, 1821, dau. of Daniel and Susannah Tumey of
Mifflin. Franklin Co., O. He removed, Oct., 1858, to Marshall
Henry Co., Iowa. Children. 1. Laura Ellen, b. Dec. 27, 1848; 2.
Clayton George, b. Feb. 14, 1852.
2025. Baraee Jarmi, b. Dec. 9, 1821 ; d. Sept 14, 1844, m. 22.
2026. JSUiaJane, b. June 6, 1828; m. Oct 7, 1848, Stephen Cook,
b. July 3, 1819, a blacksmith of Galena, O. Child. Myron N., b.
Aug. 14, 1844.
Ltmak Noblb, b. of Elijah, resided in Simsbory, Conn., and d.
abt. 1815. He was out in the War of 1812, snd soon after his
return home sickened and died. Mrs. Sophia Noble was appointed
his administratrix, June 4, 1816.
He m. Mrs. Sophia Russell. She m. (2) Elisha Lewis, who d.
in Canton, Conn., in 1852.
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9027. Lyman Watttm, b. June, 1801 ; m. (1) Stella Jones, who d. 1880, m.
24; (2) Mn. Amanda Case of Canton, Conn. [She m. (1) Horatio
K. Case of Simsbtuy, Conn.] Children. 1. Laura Stella, b. Jan.
25, 1826, m. Aug. 7, 1848, George Hueston of Hartford, Conn., s.
of Alexander Hueston, and d. without issue, Apr. 0, 1856, s. 80;
2. LavinU Diadama. b. Feb. 25, 1880, m. Sept. 5 or 9, 1854, Sej-
mour C. Brown of Hartford, Conn. ; 8. Sophia, d. «. 1; 4. Warren
C. ; 5. Helen.
2028. Laura Maria, b. abt 1806; m. William Brown, s. of John
Brown of Canton, Conn. He d. in Simsbury, Conn., Hay, 1855.
Children. 1. Henry Lyman, b. Aug. 12, 1824, m. Feb. 28, 1851,
• Annis Humphrey, and removed to Hartford, Conn. ; 2. Jeremiah
Williams, b. Oct. 28, 1827, m. Dec. 17, 1840, Margarette Coggesbel
Bartholomew, and removed to Hartford, Conn.
9029. JotpU, b. abt 1808; d. in St. Louis, Mo., abt. 1827.
2080. Sophia, b. ; d. young.
2081. Sophia, b. ; d. young.
IMl.
Habia Noble, dao. of Elijah, d. in New Preiton, Conn., M^y
1. 1852.
She m. Russell Vosbubq of Sheffield, Mass. In the War of
1812, he enlisted in the U. S. army, went to French Mills, N. T.,
and there d. in the sammer of 1814.
GHILDBEN.
2082. Sobert, b. abt. 1804; m. Maiy Utley, and removed to
Barkhamst^, Conn.
2088. Maria, b. Dec. 9, 1806; m. abt 1824, Jared Sperry Wheaton.
2084. Shoda Saxton, b. Apr. 28, 1809; m. Sept 6, 1841, Hart Ephraun
Buckingham, a fanner of Northville, Conn., and d. June 12, 1855,
«. 46.
2086. lirad, b. abt 1811 ; is supposed to have gone to Texas.
at the time of the revolution, 1886, and has never been hesid from
since.
1M9.
Fbienb Noble, s. of Elijah, was b. Sept 23, 1783.' He resided
subsequent to marriage, first in Enfield, Conn., next in Snffield,
Conn., in 1829, removed to Ithaca, N. Y., abt 1831, to Wayne,
Steuben Co., N. T., and abt 1856, to Weston in the township of
Tyrone, Schuyler Co., N. Y. He was a farmer.
He m. Aug. 26, 1810, Pebsis Houbat, b. in Suffield, Conn.,
May 22, 1789, daxL of Aaron Holliday.
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806Sa. Walter Holiday, b. Apr. 21, 1811, in East Windsor, Ck>nn., m. liar-
garet Reynolds. A dentist, he removed to Mt Morris, N. T. He
bad three children.
S0606. Oa/roUfu, b. July 18, 1841, in Enfield, Conn. ; m. Apr. 18,
1887, Bactman QrifRth, b. in Warren, N. T., Dec. 6, 1809, s. of
Stephen Griffith. He was a fanner, and d. of consamption in
Wayne, N. T., May 6, 1854, se. 44. She nibsequently removed to
Tyrone, K. T. Children b. in Hamburgh, K. T. 1. Stephen, b.
Mch. 21, 1888: 2. Persls Fidelia, b. Nov. 20, 1841.
2085e. Lifman Friend, b. July 18, 1816, in Enfldd, Conn. ; m. Dec. 6,
1841, Hannah Jane Sweezey, and d. of consumption, in Wayne,
N. T., Apr. 4, 1858, m. 86. [She m. (2) James Hulse of Middle-
town, N. T.] Children. 1. Mary Persia, b. Mch. 12, 1848; 2.
Gilbert Lyman, b. Jan., 1847.
2086d. P^reU FUMa, b. Dec. 28, 1818, in Enfield ; m. Oct. 28, 1842, Alvin
Chase Hause, and settled in Tyrone, K. T. Children. 1. Caroline
Alida, b. May 25, 1845; 2. Joseph, b. July 12, 1850.
2086. Bifam Eenry, b. Oct 21, 1821; m. Feb. 12, 1840, Betsey Chap-
man, b. June 4, 1828, dau. of Rev. John S. and Sally (Davy) Chap-
man of Aluy, Steuben Co., K. T. A blacksmith, in Jan., 1858, he
went to California. Children. 1. Adaline, b. June, 1844; 2.
Fidelia, b. Nov. 19, 1846; 8. Sally Jane, b. Nov. 80, 1850.
Roswxxx FiSBXB NoBLB, B. of BoBwell, was b. in Simsbury,
Conn., Apr. 4, 1792, A&d there d. Aug. 30, 1843, m. 61. He
resided a little aouth of the centre of Simsbuiy, opporite the
boose of his grandfather, and was a fanner.
He m. Mch. 4, 1818, Bxtsst Case, b. Aug. 29, 1796, dau. of
Abel Case of Simsbuiy. She d. in Simsbuiy, Oct 23, 1876, m, 80.
CBILDBBK BOBH XH 8DC8BUBT.
2087. EenrffJohn, b. Oct 20, 1819; m. Feb. 4, 1862. Susan Baboock.
He is, 1878, a fanner in Simsbury. No children.
2088. Laura Baeanna, b. Oct 80, 1821; d. unm., in Simsbuiy, Mch. 7,
1875, ». 68.
2089. Oheeler TvOer, b. Jan. 15, 1824; m. Sarah Burr, dau. of James
and Nancy (HiUs) Burr. Children. 1. Charlotte EmUy, b. Mch. 25,
1848;' 2. Alice Betsey, b. Sept 18, 1850; 8. Warren Chester, b.
Dec 5, 1858; 4. George Henry, b. Sept 27, 1864; 5. James Burton,
b. Nov. 7, 1865. He is, 1878, a farmer in Simsbuiy.
2040. MoeiMtt Jay, b. Sept 16, 1827; m. Hay, 1868, BUen Holcomb.
Children. 1. Ellen Louise, b. Feb. 8, 1865; 2. Julia Holcomb, b.
Nov. 27, 1870. He is, 1878, a fanner in Simsbuiy.
2041. Aterett, b. Feb. 1, 1886; unm., is, 1878^ a farmer in Sims-
bury.
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IMO.
Stlysstib Noble, b. of Rocwell, was b. in Simsbury, Conn.,
July 30, 1798, and there d. Not. 30, 1827, e. 29.
He m. June 27, 1821, Mabtette HoLCOicB,b. in Oranby, Conn.,
Jan. 26, 1801, dau. of Increase and Mary (Reed) Holcomb. She
m. (2) Apr. 5, 1851, Ebenezer Brown Wetmore, b. June 2, 1798,
s. ot John and Ann (Hamlin) Wetmore, and removed to New
Britain, Conn., where both still, Feb., 1877, reside.
CHILDREK BOB37 IN SIMfSBUBT.
2042. Suianno Maria, b. July 1, 1828; unm. , resides, 1877, in New
Britoin.
2048. Barah Ann, b. Dec. 20, 1825; m. Jan. 1, 1866, Oirin Austin
North, b. in Qoshen, Conn., Oct. 22, 1818, s. of Reuben and
Amanda (Austin) North, a druggist, 1877, in New Britain, Conn.
She is an artist, and excels in landscape painting. No children.
2044. Sifkie9terWad»warth,h, Jan. 26, 1827; m. May 4, 1871, Mrs. Eliza-
beth B. Bherman, dau. of David H. and Jane M. (Lines) Carr. He
resides, 1876, in New Haven, Conn.» and has been a carriage-maker.
No children.
SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
•
1603.
Walteb Noble, b. of Luther, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
May, 1795, and d. Oct., 1853, se. 58. He was brought up by
Perez Smith of Hadley, Mass., who married Lovisa Noble, a
cousin of his father. He removed, soon after marriage, from
Westfield, Mass., to Cape Vincent, N. Y., and d. perhaps in De-
troit, Mich., while on his way alone, to visit his son in Eagle River,
Mich. .He wasby tradeadioemaker.
He nL Jan. 7, 1819, Fbakoes Sackst, b. in Westfield, June 27,
1798, daxL of Menardus Sacket She d. of consumption in New-
ark, 0., Sept. 7, 1858, m. 60.
CHILBBKK.
9045. Xmmm, b. Oct 17, 1819; m. Horace A Fancher.
9046. WaUer, b Oct. 29, 1828; ul (1) ; (2) Mrs. M.
E. Root
2047. Laura Ann, b. Oct 29, 1825; m. Gilbert Cross.
2048. Wmam BumU, b. Aug. 20, 1884; m. AnnaM. Van Queslin.
Thomas Noble, a of Luther, was b. Apr. 27, 1797, and d. in
Cromwell, Conn., Jan. 20, 1854, e. 56. He was brought up by
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his uncle, Calvin Noble, and removed in 1841, from Westfield to
Granville, Mass., and thence, aboiit 1843, to Cromwell, Conn.
He m. Apr. 27, 1824, Mart Parmelee Merwik, b. Nov. 11,
1801, dau. of Miles and Phebe (Camp) Merwin of Durham, -Conn.
After her husband's death, she removed to Durham, Conn., and
there continued to reside, until Sept., 1873, when she was taken,
in a feeble state of health, to Cromwell, Conn., and there d. Nov.
8, 1873, SB. 72.
CHILDREN.
d049. WilUam Merwin, b. Feb. 2, 1825; m. Ahnira P. Mildrum.
2050. Mary Amelia, b. May 20, 1827; m. Henry B. Arnold.
2051. Thomas, b. May 28, 1881; m. Elizabeth Belden.
2052. Merwin Lee, b. Sept. 2, 1884; is supposed to have been drowned
in Madison, Conn., Aug., 1858, «. 1&
2058. CharUfUeEOen, b. Dec. 28, 1840; d. in Durham, Conn., Feb. 8,
1865, m, la
1605.
Laura Shepard, dau. of Luther, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Feb. 22, 1799. In her infancy, her mother being very feeble, she
was adopted as his own, by her uncle, Calvin Noble. She resides,
1877, with her son TVilliam W., in Westfield.
She m. Dec. 20, 1820, Capt. Russell Shepard, b. in Hebron,
N. Y., Aug. 3, 1792, s. of Turner and Lydia (Derby) Shepard.
After the death of his &ther, he came, in his youth, to live with
his grandfather, Oen. William Shepard, in Westfield, and there
continued to reside until his death. His house was about one-
third of a mile northwest of the railway station. He was a shoe-
maker and shoe-dealer. He d. Dec. 16, 1863, ». 71.
CHILDRXN BOEH IN WESTFIELD.
2054. 8tm, b. Dec. 26. 1821; d. Dec. 26, 1821.
2055. OkarhUe Gray, b. July 6, 1828; m. Aug. 15, 1850, Gharles
Hutchins, formerly master of one of the public schools in Boston,
but now, 1877, business manager of the Miuionary Herald, in Bos-
ton. She d. in Boston, May 6, 1871, «. 47.
2056. Franeet SUtabeth, b. Apr. 27, 1825; m. Dec. 1, 1858, her cousin.
Turner Sbepsrd Cleveland. He is, 1877, a fanner in Salem, K. Y.
2057. Edward, b. Dec. 6, 1826; m. Feb. 15, 1854, Mary Jsnette
Cook. He WIS a mason, and d. in Westfield, Mch. 6, 1860, «. 88.
2058. Laura, b. Oct 26, 1828; m. Nov. 2, 1854, Leonard Hen-
dee Peiidna He resides, 1877, in New Haven, Conn., his business
being that of dock-master.
2059. Margaret MeUeea, b. June 24, 1882; m. Slisha Tobey, and d. in
Westfield, May 11, 1868, «. 80. He resides, 1877, in Westfield.
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9060. OaroUnsBUtabeih, h, Dec. 86. 1884; d. in Wettfleld, Feb. 20. 1840.
«.6.
2061. WaUam Wetmare, b. May 28. 1886; m. (1) Nov. 22. 1860. Caroline
Elizabeth Brown; (2) Feb. 1. 1870. Mary Jane Bement. He is a
dupenter. and resides. 1877. in Westfleld.
2062. Cl&9eland, b. Aug. 14. 1848; m. Nov. 9. 1875. Agnes M.
Ormsbee. and d. in Depere. Brown Co.. Wis.. Nov. 11. 1875. m. 92.
He was a book-keeper, and superintendent of the wooden-ware
business.
1618.
NoBLB Boot, b. of Martin and Ruth (Noble) JEloot, was b. in
Westfield, Mass., March 10, 1779. He was a farmer, and resided
in Montgomery, Mass., until 1807, when he removed to Granville,
Licking Co., Ohio, where he d. May 5, 1831, sb. 52.
He m. (1) Feb. 24, 1803, Damjjus Babbett, b. in Montgomery,
Mass., Apr. 23, 1783, d»a. of Daniel and Rebecca (Bosworth) Bar-
rett She d. in Granville, Ohio, June 18, 1820, e. 37.
He m. (2) Feb. 22, 1821, Habbiet Bushkell, b. in Norwich,
Ck>nn., Oct 8, 1790. dau. of ICbeneser and Susan (Hubbard) Bush-
nelL [She m. (2) Sept. 25, 1834, Joshua Linnell of Granville, O.
He was a farmer, and d. abt 1870.] She is living, Dee., 1876, in
excellent health, at the age of 86 yrs., in Lancaster, 0.
GHILDBEN BT FIBST ICABBLLOB.
2068. AlanMi, b. Nov. 17. 1808. in Montgomeiy; m. Mcb. 28. 1827.
Fhebe Williams. He was a fanner in Granville. C. and d. in Har-
rison. 0.. July 19. 1866. «. 62.
2064. BeUnda, b. Apr. 18. 1805. in Montgomery; m. May 11. 1826.
Anthony Wayne CarroU. a fanner, now. 1876. of Olathe. Johnson
Co.. Kan. She d. in Granville. O.. May 7. 1865. ae. 60.
2065. Cynthia, b. 1807. in Granville; d. 1808.
2066. Jr<MM Barrett, b. 1800. in Granville; d. 1811.
2067. Q^nikia, b. Feb. 28. 1810. in GianvUle; m. Oct. i, 1829. Hiram
Woodward, a fanner. They reside. 1876. in Osco. Henry Co.. HI.
206a Btbeeea, b. Nov. 22. 1811. in Granville; m. Sept. 18. 1884.
Columbia Bailey Csrmichael. a fanner. Bhe d. in Rock Island Co. .
DL. June 28. 1867. «. 55.
2060. MMe§, b. 1814. hi GranviUe; d. 1814. b. 8 days.
2070. Lawrinda, b. Oct 6. 1814. in GranviUe; m. Jan. 18. 1887.
George Clinton Chadwick. a merchant of Camden. Preble Co.. O..
and then d. Feb. 24. 1887. «. 22.
2071. OHUana, b. 1816. in Granville; m. Oct. 1887. George Clinton
Chadwick. and d. in Camden. Preble Co.. 0.. Dec 81. 1845.
2072. Amanda, b. Sept. 28. 1818. hi Granville; m. Hay 17. 1888.
Rev. John Middleton Crabbe. and d. in Lima, Alton Co.. 0.. Jan.
1.184a
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CHILDBBK BT SBOOND MARBIAGB.
2078. Hwrriet, b. Dec. 25, 1821, in GranTUle; m. June 9, 1840.
Emanael Geisy, a lawyer, who reddeB, 1870, in Lancaster, Fairfield
Co.,0.
2074 BUiabeth, b. Sept. 28, 1824, in Oranville; m. Apr. 11, 1847,
George Clinton Chadwick, and d. in Camden, Preble Co.,' O., Jan.
4, 1851, s. 26.
2075. Sumn Hubbard, b. May 6, 1827, in Granville; m. Dec. 28, 1847, Rev.
Jeremiah Haak Good, a clergyman of the German Reformed church,
DOW, 1876, a professor of theology in Heidelberg College, Tiffin,
Seneca Co., O.
1614.
Mabtin Root, b. of Martin and Ruth (Noble) Root, was b. Oct.
9, 1 781 . He was a fanner. He removed, 1 807, from Montgomery,
Mass., to Granville, Licking Co., O., where he d. March 17, 1838,
as. 56.
He m. (1) Aug. 21, 1807, Mabt Babbett, b. in Montgomery,
Mass., Feb. 15, 1786, dau. of Daniel and Rebecca (Bosworth) Bar-
rett She d. March 16, 1825, Dec., 1825, or Dec. 29, 1826.
He m. (2) Feb. 7, 1827, Mrs. Dbbobah Sheldon, b. in Montgomery,
Mass., dan. of Zadoc and Deborah (Bundy) Bosworth. She m.
(1) Paul Warner Sheldon of Southampton, Mass. She d. in Oran-
viUe, 0., Nov. 27, 1866.
OHTTiDTlBK.
2070. Ma/rcu$ AurtUus, b. Aug. 15, 1808, in Granville, O. ; m. Lauretta
Kennedy, and resides, 1877, at 128 South 15th St., Philadelphia,
Penn.
2077. Linui, b. Oct. 10, 1811, in Granvflle, O.; m. Nov. 20,
1888, Sarah Acam of McLean, Licking Co., O.
2078. Jfory , b. July 28, 1818, in Granville, O. ; m. May 5, 1846,
Charles Barrett
2079. MMe$, b. May 25, 1815, in Montgomery; m. 1842, Ann
Howard.
2080. Martha, b. Oct. 9, 1817, in GranvOle; m. Dec. 15, 1840,
James Cornelius Dilley.
2081. Samusl, b. July 24, 1820, in Granville; m. Oct 5, 1845,
Orpha Graves, and resides, 1876, in Dubuque, Iowa.
2062. L^tander, b. July 17, 1822, in Granville, O. ; m. 1847, Fanny
Couples.
2088. Jkunarii, b. Dec. 7, 1828, in GranviUe, O. ; d. Apr. 28, 1824.
161ft.
Run Boor, dau. of Martin and Ruth (Noble) Boot, was b. June
1, 1784, and d. in Granville, 0., Nov. 29, 1862, as. 78.
She m. July 19, 1810, Samuel Fallxt, b. in Westfield, Oct 9,
1780, a of Richard and Margaret Falley. From the age of sev-
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enteen to twenty-two he followed the eeft, croesing the Atkntic
ooesn several times, yisiting different psrts of Europe, Africa, snd
the West India islands, and rising from a cabin boy to be second
mate of a yessel. He then became a clerk in his father's store
in Montgomery, Mass., and subsequently became the manager of
two stores which his &ther had established in Franklinton and
Worthington, O. At the expiration of three years, he returned to
Massachusetts, and there resided until 1614, when he removed with
his faxmlj to Granville, 0., purchased a farm, and there continued
to reside, until his death. He was among the early advocates of
the temperance reform, and a pioneer in the anti-slavery cause.
For more than forty years he was a consistent member of the
Presbyterian church. Blest with a robust constitution, he enjoyed
ezoeUent health until within a few years of his death. He retained
his mental faculties imimpaired until the last, and continued to
take a deep interest in all the social, political, and religious news of
the day. He d. in Granville, 0., Feb. 2, 1871, m. 90 years and 4
months.
M64. LoitlfatOda, b. Jan. 28, 1811, in HontgOTiery; resides, 1876,
unm., in Orsnville, O.
M85. Otariaa, b. July 88, 1818, inMontgomeiy; m. Oct 80,
1889, John Havens Btair, a farmer, snd d. in Tipton, Iowa, Apr. 4,
1875, m. 82.
8088. Biekard, b. Oct 81, 1818, in Mootgomeiy; m. (1) Feb. 8,
^848, Fanny Louisa Scranton, and now, 1870, is a hotel-keeper in
MsrshsU, Clark Co., UL
8087. CJkarisi Frtdtrkk, b. Apr. 4, 1815, in Granville, O. ; m. (1) Dec 9,
1889, Caroline C. Richardion; (8) Oct, 1848, Ann Clark Brackett
He received the degree of M. D.. in 1888, from Willoughby Univer-
sity, and is a physician in Lancaster, Giant Ca, Wis.
8088. BamudLewU, b. Oct. 86, 1816, in Gnmville, O.; m. Hay 1,
1840, Abigail Damon, was by trade a csbinet-msker, and d. in
Manhall, Clark Co.. Dl., July 9, 1850, m, 88.
8089. FroMeU Ckaveland, b. Hay 8, 1818, in GianvOk; unm., 1878, is a
farmer in Bible Grove, Clay Co., UL
808a Butk Miranda, b. Nov. 9, 1819, in Gianvflle; m. Oct 8, 1848,
Charies James Webster, a tescher in Lancsster, O., and Columbus,
O., but now, 1876, a Justice of the peace in Granville. O.
8081. Mmund Boat, b. Apr. 15, 1821, in Granville; m. Apr. 11, 1847,
EUsa Montgomeiy. By trade a hsmnss msker, he Is now, 1876, a
farmer in Eden Prairie, HcPherson Co., Kan.
8088. Idftui Alexander, b. Dec. 8, 1888, in GranvOk; m. Apr. 15, 1868,
Sizabeth Houpt and is, 1876, a fanner In Alexandria, Licking
Co.. O.
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9003. Eunice Laurifida, b. Apr. 18, 1834, in OituiTille; m. Apr. 16, 1689,
John Reynolds Leemon Seegur. a physician in Ck>]umbu8, O.
9004. CFiarlone Oyrena, b. Aug. 4» 1628, in Onnyille; resides unm., 1876,
in Qranville. O.
1616.
Charlotte Root, dau. of Martin and Ruth (Noble) Root, was b.
in Montgomery, Mass., Oct. 12, 1786, and d. of consumption in
East Hampton, Mass., March 2, 1863, sb. 76. «<She was one who
worked willingly with her hands."
She m. Feb. 16, 1815, Dea. Thxodors Stearns, b. in North-
ampton, Mass., Apr. 20, 1784, s. of Jonathan and Elizabeth
(Edwards) Stearns. He was a fanner, and resided in South-
ampton, Mass., until 1856, when he removed to East Hampton,
Mass., where he d. Jan. 7, 1860, sb. 84. He was, from about 1835
to 1856, a deacon of the Cong, church in Southampton.
CHTfiDKWN.
2005. Daniel KingOey, b. Dec. 7, 1815; m. May 2, 1844, Elizabeth Kel-
logg, was a farmer, and removed to La Fayette, Walworth Co., Wis.,
where he d. Oct. 80, 1856, e. 40.
2006. MaryEdwardi, b. May 2, 1817; m. Apr. 2, 1861, Lauren Dwight
Lyman of Easthampton, Mass. He is a farmer, and has been select-
man, assessor, member of school committee, and deacon of the First
Cong, church.
2007. Henry XMe, b. Mch. 28, 1810; m. Mrs. Mary Goodell Malone,
resides, 1876, in Cbehalis, Lewis Co., Wash. Ter., and is a farmer
and surveyor. He is also a Justice of the peace.
b. May 18, 1828; m. Nov. 20, 1840, Lauren
Dwight Lyman of Easthampton, Mass. , and
d. Feb. 6, 1861, m. 88.
b. May 18, 1828: m. (1) July 8, 1840, Olive Nor-
ton Blafter; (2) Bept. 15, 1864, Emaline
Parmalee. By. trade a carpenter, he has
also been in the book business. He resides,
1876, in Hamilton, N. Y.^
161T.
Charles Root, s. of Martin and Ruth {Noble) Root^ was b.
Jan. 26, 1780. He was a fanner, removed, 1814, to Granyille, 0.,
and thence to Edwards Co., Dl., and d. Nov. 3, 1847, sb. 58.
He m. May 31, 1816, Mart Jaokson, b. in Westford, Otsego
Co., N. T., 16, 1706, dau. of John and Jemima (Denison)
Jackson. She d. in Oshkosh, Wis., Sept. 28, 1876, sb. 80.
OHILDRBN BORH IH ORARTILLB.
2100. Jemima, b. Bept 28, 1817; d. in Dl.
2101. Chartee Jaekeon, b. Apr. 11, 1810; was a fanner, and d. in Wis.
2008. CKafiatU Soot,
2000. Theodore OboMah,
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MOS. EUMobeth, b. Dec. 5, 1820; d. in Granville, Dec 7, 1825.
2108. WiOMim, b. June 6, 1828; d. in Oranyille, July 24, 1824.
2104. Wmiam &, b. Oct 11, 1825; d. in Gnuiville, Dec. 80, 1828.
2105. OarUon Bdt, b. Aug. 28, 1827.
2106. Hetyry E„ b. May 1, 1829; was a farmer, and d. in HL
2107. ChartatU BlMbeOi, b. May 11, 1882; d. in Alton, Dl., May 16, 1887.
2108. Truman A„ b. Feb. 27, 1886; m. Charlotte CoiBn. He ia a
fanner, and resides, 1876, in North Taycheediui, Fond-du-Lac Ck>.,
Wis.
1618.
BuKicE Root, dau. of Martin and Ruth (Noble) Root, was b.
Nov. 8, 1790, and d. in Stebbensville, Randolph Co., "Weal Ya.,
June 29, 1822, m. 31.
She m. Jan. 27, 1816, Rev. Eusha Dow Barbbtt, b. in Mont-
gomery, Mass., Jan 19, 1790, s. of Daniel and Rebecca (Dosworth)
Barrett. He prepared for college, under the instruction of Rev.
Vinson Gould of Southampton, Mass., in 1809-10. Within that
one year, he, together with Justin Wright Clark of Southampton,
and Theodore Clapp, afterwards the distinguished Ftesbyterian
and Unitarian dergyman of New Orleans, La., went through all
that was required for entering the Sophomore class in Williams
College, and entered it in 1810. After graduation, in 1813, he
studied medicine with Dr.* William Atwater of Westfield, Mass,
1814-15, and taught a high school, during the year 1816, in Hut-
ton8ville,.Tygart's Valley, Randolph Co., West Va. In 1817, he
removed to Beverly, Randolph Co., West Va., and commenced
the practice of medicine. After a short time, he removed to
Buchanan settlement, Harrison Co., and thence to Stebbensville,
Buchanan Co., West Va. In 1822, he removed to Fairmount^
Monongahela Co., Va., and there continued practice, until 1829.
In 1825 and 1826, he studied divinity with Rev. Ashbel Green
Fairchild, D.D., of New Geneva, Penn., was licensed, April 10,
1827, to preach^the gospel, and after a missionary tour in Coshoc-
ton Co., in the winter and spring of 1828, was installed, Dec. 9,
1828, over the united* Presbyterian churches of Glade Run and
Plumb Creek, Penn. He removed his family, at this time, to
Glade Run. He preached his farewell sermon at Glade Run, Nov.
29, 1840. From 1841-48, he was pastor of the Presb. church in
Leatherwood, Clarion Co., Penn., but still continued to reside in
Glade Rtm. In 1848, his health compelling him to suspend min-
isterial labor, he removed to Granville, 0., and there resided for
about five years. He then removed to Eittanning, Armstrong
Co., Penn., and had charge of an academy, until 1861. He re-
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ceived, that year, the appointment of physician to the Indians in
the Yankton agency, Bakotah Territory, and continued there for
two years, his family remaining in Eittanning. He then removed
to Assumption, HL, where he has resided until the present time,
Apr., 1877, in the enjoyment of a <* green old age." [He m. (2)
Aug. 15, 1822, Sarah Peebles, b. in Charlemont, Mass., July 25,
1803, dau. of Patrick and Jane (Gray) Peebles. She d. in Glade
Run, Penn., March 22, 1829, m. 25. He m. (3) Dec. 2, 1829,
Margaret Bowser, b. in Eittanning, Penn., March 19, 1806, dau.
of Matthias and Christian (Ley) Bowser. She d. in Assumption,
111., Oct 5, 1864, m. 58.] He is supposed to be the oldest living
alumnus of Williams College.
CHILDBBK.
2100. Louiia, b. Nov. 25, 1816, In HuttoBsville; m. abt. 1850, Amos
Hontounya, a blacksmith of Granville, O., and there d. Apr. 19,
1856, s. 89.
2110. Eunice JMte, b. May 6, 1818; d. in Btebbensville, Oct. 21, 1820.
8111. Lavinia, b. June 21, 1820, in Btebbensville; resides unm., 1870,
with her father, in Assumption, HI.
16t0.
Ltstba Nobub, s. of Bildad, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
12, 1788, and d. in Memphis, Onondaga Co., N. T., April 12,
1875, SB. 87.
His father dying when he was but eleven years of age, he was
from that time the main dependence of his mother, in the family
and on the farm. Having been hopefully converted at the age of
forty-seven, he was soon after chosen deacon of the Baptist church
in Jordanville ("Warren), Herkimer Co., N. Y., and retained the
o£Sce for twenty years, nntU his removal in March, 1856, to New
Hartford, Oneida Co., N. T. In Nov., 1864, he removed once
more to Memphis, N. Y., where he continued to reside until his
death.
He was an early advocate of the temperance cause, and in 1840,
cast the first and only anti-slavery vote in Warren. To the extent
of his ability, he was ever ready to respond to the calls of Chris-
tian benevolence.
Although infirm for many year% he was not thereby prevented
from frequently visiting his neighbors, and occasionally his friends
in New ELartford, Utica, and Warren. To the very last, he re-
tained, to a remarkable degree, his youthful feelings, and was
greatly beloved by all who knew him. The cause of Christ con-
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tinued ever near his heart, and he was intereeted in evetything
which tended to its prosperity. His last days were peaca He
welcomed the messenger of death, and was happy in the thought
that he was going home.
He m. Feb. 11, 1816, Mrs. Sabah Van Hobsbk, b. in Tyring-
ham, Mass., Nov. 28, 1785, dan. of Amasa Curtis, b. in Walling-
ford. Conn., July 19, 1743, who d. Nov. 17, 1822, sb. 79, and
Lucy Garfield, b. in Tyringham, Mass., Nov. 29, 1749, who d.
March 28, 1831, m. 81. [She m. (1) Jacob I. Van Hoesen, b. in
Einderhook, N. Y., Sept. 13, 1782, s. of John and Elizabeth
(Conklin) Van Hoesen. He d. July 3, 1811, leaving, 1. Elizabeth
Van Hoesen, b. Oct 2, 1809, in Tyringham, Mass., m. Jan. 1,
1829, Jesse Holt^ and resides in Utica, N. Y.; 2. Jacob Amasa
Van Hoesen, b. Dec. 2, 1810, in Boonville, m. . He
grad. at Union College 1836, and was professor of mathematics in
Jefferson CoUege. He d. in Natchez, Miss., Oct 31, 1848, m. 37.]
« For more than thirty years she professed faith in Christ, and as
the sun of her life declined, the glorious Sun of righteousness
beamed upon her soul, and with a sweet trust she entered into
that rest which remaineth for the people of Ood." She d. in
Memphis, N. Y., March 20, 1866, m. 80.
CHILDBBH BOBN IN WABBEN.
9112. Otear Cfurtii, b. Nov. 16, 1816; d. unm. in Warren, N. Y.,
Feb. 15, 1842, e. 30.
9118. CMb Thomoi Spencer, b. Hay 89, 1818; m. Charlotte Frecmiui.
2114. Harriet CaUeta, b. Not. 20, 1819; m. William A. Wells.
8115. Mariett Amanda, b. Bept 19, 1888; d. in Albany, N. Y., while
a teacher in the Wilbeif oroe school, Mch. 10, 1848, e. 19.
imo.
Amahda Noblb, dau. of Bildad, was b. Sept 5, 1792. She
resides, 1876, in JordanviUe (Warren), Herkimer Co., N. Y.
She m. Jan. 28, 1819, Eu Lxonabd, b. Sept. 12, 1790, a. of
Moses and Fanny (Leonard) Leonard of West Springfield, Mass
8116. BOdad Noble, b. Not. 14, 1819; m. Jan. 28, 1850, Margaret H. Sny-
der, a merchant, d. in Mich.
8117. Lueien, b. Apr. 10, 1888; resides, 1876, unm., in Warren.
81ia Dmght, b. Feb. 84, 1888; m. Mch. 11, 1857, Helen Beebe, is.
1876, a f^umer, and resides in Warren.
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1691.
HsBTST NoBLS, ft. of Bild»d, was b. in Warren, N. Y., Apr. 1,
1795, and d. in La Orange, Lorain Co., O., June 16, 1871, sb. 76.
He removed, in 1819, to Wilna, Jefferson Co., N. Y., and thence,
in June, 1827, to La Grange, 0., where he continued to reside
until his death. He was a fanner.
He VL Dec. 15, 1816, Phebe Wilkxbsok, b. in Warren, N. Y.,
Jane 17, 1800, dau. of George and Elizabeth (Wilkerson) Wil-
keraon. She d. in La Grange, 0., Apr. 23, 1870, sb. 67.
chubbsn.
9119. Bet$ey» b. May U, 1818, in Warren; d. in Wilna, Dec.
11, 1819, ae. 18 mos.
2120. Btthsr Gar/idd, b. Dec 29, 1819; m. David T. Paraom.
2121. Oearife WOkermm, b. Aug. 10, 1821 ; m. Jane £. Osrrett
2122. Amanda OardOia, b. Dec. 22, 1826, in Wilna; d. hi La Grange, O.,
Apr. 1, 1844, m. 17.
2128. BmnyAnMt, b. Jan. 10, 1882; m. Chester C. Manyille.
2124. Bdinda Minerva, b. Oct. 28, 1884; m. Sidney J. Garrett
2125. Henry De Ltm, b. Jan. 2, 1887, in La Grange, O. ; and there d.
Oct. 27, 1861, s. 24, while studying medicine with Dr. George C.
Undertiill of La Grange.
2126. JftfUMo, b. Jan. 2, 1889, in La Grange ; and there d. Apr.
12, 1848, e. 4.
MiKOB Cunns Noble, s. of Bildad, was b. Feb. 24, 1797. He
removed, about 1818, from Warren, N. T., to Brokenstraw, War-
ren Co., Penn., and in Oct, 1834, to La Grange, Lorain Co., 0.
He was by trade a carpenter, but from 1831 to 1871, preferred to
work upon the farm. He resides^ 1876, in La Grange, 0.
He m. Aug. 9, 1825, Anns Boss Stubdefant, b. in Bolton,
Warren Co., N. T., March 27, 1808, dau. of William and Pru-
dence (Herrington) Sturdefant
childbbk.
2127. WOiam, WaUaee, b. July 28, 1826; m. (i) L. Teamans; (2) L. Miller.
2128. Si^er Biantha, b. May 80, 1828; m. Balsaman Parsons.
2129. Bobert Bruee, b. Aug. 18, 1880; m. Emma Parish.
2180. Mortimer Buifgne, b..Feb. 6, 1888; m. Helen Ohnsted.
2181. BmOy Adeline, b. Kov. 6, 1885; m. (1) C. W. Canfleld; (2) G.
Shaw.
2182. BianaAIphaneine,l>, Aug. 10, 1888; m. R W. Hart.
16M.
Ruth Noble, dau. of Aaron, was b. Feb. 25, 1792, and d. Aug.
23, 1870, SB. 78.
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She m. Jan. 5, 1810, Samuxl Shaw, b. in Milton, Mmb., Sept
14, 1782, B. of James Shaw. Soon after marriage, he removed
from Lansingbnigh, N. T., to Albany, N. T., where he resided
for about twenty years. He subsequently resided in New York
dty, Oswego, N. T., Rahway, N. J., and in March, 1855, removed
to Middletown, Orange Co., N. Y. He ii supposed to be living,
Dec, 1877, at the age of 95, either in Yonkers, or Tarrytown,
N. Y. He is by trade a hatter, though much of his life has been
devoted to agriculture.
OHILDBSH.
8188. JamM Orden, b. Oct 10, 1810; m. Adelaide , and removed
to New York.
2184. Henrjf, b. Mch. 6, 1818; unm., res. in Kew York city.
2185. Gsorffe, b. Oct 20, 1814; m. 1848, Maiy Ann Duvall, re-
sided in Brooklyn, N. Y.. snd d. July 20, 1854, m. 89.
2186. Oharki, b. Dec. 17, 1818; m. 1842, Thema PMk, and re-
moved to Kew York city.
2187. AmsUa L,, b. May 28, 1819; m. 1840, John W. Smith of Oe-
wego, N. Y.
218& Aim Jf., b. Oct 10, 1881; m. J. Meyette, and d. in Brooklyn,
N.Y., July 12, 1862.
2189. Aaron, b. Dec. 18, 1828; d. in Albany, K. Y., Aug. 28,
1824, m. 8 moe.
2140. Amran WtOkm, b. Oct 10, 1826; m. 1849, and removed to Kew
York dty.
2141. Edrriet N„ b. Dec. 10, 1828.
2142. John Boatt, b. Dec. 17, 1881.
2148. Ifoyy Bmma, b. Feb. 24, 1885.
1696.
Stbphbn Cabb Noblb, s. of Aaron, was b. Nov. 1, 1795, and d.
He redded in Lansingbuigh, N. Y., and was by trade a hatter.
He m. Nov. 16, 1822, Sahah RonoKSS, dau. of Daniel Bodgers
of Stillwater, N. Y.
OHZLDBHK.
2144. Hewry, b. Dec. 1, 1828.
2145. Harriti, b. Jply 18, 1885.
2146. CaAa/nne, b. Jan. 20, 1827.
2147. Ann, b. Oct 18, 1828.
2148. ^ofvm, b. Feb. 2, 1881.
2149. auphmi, b. Hcb. 18, 1888.
2150. Borah, b. Apr. 22, 1885 ; m Daniel £. Whitf ord of Schuyler
N. Y.
2151. DanUlBodger$,h. July 24, 1887
2152. Jane Ftrrii, b. Apr. 21, 1840.
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Chablottx Noble, dau. of Aaron, was b. in Laniingburgh,
N. Y., March 24, 1797, and d. in Hadlej, Mass., Aug. 2, 1865, m.
68. She was brought up in Hadley, Mass., in the family of her
aunt, Mr& Lovisa Smith.
She nL Jan. 1, 1820, Dajvixl Ooodalb, b. Apr. 3, 1795, s. of
Andrew and Martha (Haskell) Gk>odaIe of Amherst, Mass. He
was a blacksmith, and d. in Hadley, Mass., March 25, 1865, sb. 69.
2158. Aaron NMe, b. Feb. 27» 1821, In Dalton, Mass.; d. Apr. 6,
1821, n. 1 mo.
215i. Henry (hrr, b. Aug. 15, 1822, hi Hadley; m. Jan. 24, 1852,
Frances Dunn Warwick. He is, 1876, a railway conductor In
2155. Catharine Oreen, b. Mch. 27, 1824. In Hadley; d. Aug. 29, 1827,
«.&
2156. CharhUe NeNe, b. June 26, 1826, in Lanslngburgh, N. T.; d.
Sept., 1827, e. 1.
2157. Andrew Smith, b. Oct. 16, 1828. hi LansingbuTgh; m. Mch. 16,
1866, Jane Dickinson, and resides, 1876, In Northampton, Mass.
2158. Aartm NMe,{twin)h, Oct 16, 1828; m. Oct. 12, 1851, Laura Ann
Collins, and Is, 1876, a grocer In Bpringfleld, Mass.
2159. Geerffe Shaw, b. Mch. 9, 1880, hi Hadley; m. Oct. [16?], 1854,
Maiy Warren, and Is, 1876, a dmgglst In Brooklyn, N. T. .
2160. Mharine Maria, b. May 17, 1882, hi Hadley; m. Dec. 81, 1858,
Jonah Newton Humphry, and Is, 1876, In the employ of the
Florence Sewing Machine company, In Florence (Northampton),
2161. CfharMe NcNe, b. Mch. 12, 1885, In Westhampton, Msss. ; unm.,
resides, 1876, In Northampton, Mass.
2162. CharieiDiekinetm, b. Aug. 27, 1886, hi Hadley; m Mch 25. 1871,
Eulalla Sexton Hyde, and Is, 1876, a machinist in Chlcopee, Msss.
2168. Martha LMea, b. Apr. 27, 1889, hi Hadl^; d. Apr. 6, 1842,
0.2.
IMO.
Stkpbxn Noble, s. of Stephen, was b. prob. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 18, 1791. He was a farmer in Markham, C. W., until abt.
1847, when he removed to Maripossa, C. W.
He OL, abt 1816, Euzabxth Nobtor, dau. of Abraham Norton.
CHBLDBBK.
2164. WBiiam, b. ; m. -— ^* Van Zand! A farmer, he
settled hi Marlpossa.
2165. Abraham, b. ; went to the West, abt 1845, and has
nerer since been heard from.
2166. Fhnnif, hi ; m. William Cltak of Markham, C. W.
Ohfldren. 1. John; 2. Bllsabeth; 8. Anna.
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21d6a. Stephen, b. ; m. Martha Quance, and letUed in Mark-
ham. Child. Geoige.
dl67. Lu^, b. ; m. George Ramaay of Maripoaaa, C. W.
Children. 1. William Henry; 2. John.
2168. MMnda, b. ; m. WnUam Wallace of Manilla, C. W.
lesi.
AuBTiK NoBLs, a. of Stephen, wae b. in Newfaae, Vt, Nov. 8
or 9, ] 792, and settled in Maripossa, G. W.
He m. Mabt LiohtlT; dan. of Philip Lightly of Markham,
C. W. She d. abt. 1838.
2189. XManne, b. ; d.
2170. Truman, b. ; m. Lucinda Humphrey of Brock, C.W.
He resided hi Maripoesa, and d. abt. Oct, 1858. Children. 1.
Maiy; 2. Margaret; Levi; Truman.
2171. Mary, b. ; nL Matthew Humphrey of MariposBa.
2172. Almira, b. ; ul Philip McLaughlin of Markham.
Child. John.
2178. Buldah, b. ; ul John Delong, and removed to
Michigan. They have children.
1689.
Ambboss Noble, b. of Stephen, was b. in West Springfield,
Mass., Feb. 27, 1795. In 1816, he removed to Markham, C. W.,
and has there resided up to the present time, 1876. He is a
tanner.
He m. May 14, 1822, Haknab Baobbow, b. in Bristol, N. T.,
Oct 27, 1805, dau. of Justin Bagerow.
OHILDBBK.
2174. AifML, b. May 27, 1824; m. May 5, 1847, Margaret Var-
don, b. Jan. 19, 1829, dau. of Thomas Yardon. He is, 1876, a fanner
and miller in Monticello, Iowa. Children. 1. Hannah, b. Dec. 18,
1848; 2. Emma Jane, b. Mch. 1, 1852; 8. Ehnore Jeise, b. Aug. 2,
1855.
2175. Jem, b. Aug. 5, 1826; m. Feb., 1860, Susanna Button.
GhOd. William Alfred, b. Nov. 15, 1860.
2176. Buram, b. Oct 21, 1828; m. Jane A. Thompson.
8177. Ohofiet Tkampeon,h. Feb. 5, 1881; a physician hi Sutton, Oeor-
ghia, C. W.
217& JBrnHy, b. Mch. 19, 1888; m. June 7, 1858, William A.
IGller, a house-builder hi Markham She d. Mch. 10, 1855, e. 21.
Child. Kelson, b. Mch. 21, 1854, d. Apr. 5, 1856, s. 1.
2180. Larinda, b. Apr. 28, 1886.
2181. Nancy, b. June 21, 1887; m. Alexander T. Whaley.
2182. Harwey, b. May 18, 1840; resides, 1875, in i;gTemont,
county of Gray, C. W.
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2188. AJiM, b. July 8, 1842; m. Donald McKay.
2184. MarUn, b. July 4, 1845.
2185. MaHha, b. Jane 8, 1848; m. Oct. 25, 1871, Alexander
Campbell, who d. July 4, 1875, s. 81. Child. Ambrose Alexander,
b. Apr. 16, 1874.
1683.
Cynthia Nobub, daiu of Stsphen, was b. Jan. 16, 1797.
She m. Jamks Osbubn, s. of James Osbnin. He d. in Mark-
ham, C. W., abt. Oct., 1854.
2186. Jame9, b.
2187. Eiiher, b. ; m. Uriah Young of Markham.
218a Chanty, b. ; m. William Winsor of Markham.
2189. Jffeph, b. ; m. [Margaret?] Locke of Markham.
2190. Eliiobeth, b. ; m. John Press of Markham.
2192. MeUnda, b. ; m. Benjamin Locke of PickeriDg, C. W.
2198. Ludnda, b. ; m. Levi Wismer of Markham.
16M.
Thomas Smith Nobls, b. of Stephen, d. July, 1840. He was a
fanner, and was drowned while fifdiing in Lake Ontario.
He m. LrniA Shofxlt, who, in 1855, resided in Uzbridge, C. W.
2194. Frter, b. ; m. Mary Humphrey, and settled in Ux-
bridge, C. W. Children. 1. Ludnda; 2. Achsah; 8. Thomas; 4.
Emeline; 5. Samuel; 6. Ambrose.
2195. Hmekiah, b. ; m. Julia Ann Moore, and settled in
Manilla, C. W. Children. 1. Alzina; 2. Thomas Henry.
2196. Jfory, b. ; m. John Johnson, and died. Children.
1. Jesse; 2. Lovina.
2197. Stther, b. ; m. John Smith of Brock, C. W.
219a Bmeon, b.
2199. Ihomoi, b.
8200. MoMda, b.
2201. Daniel, b.
EuHicB Noble, dan. of Stephen.
She m. Moais WnMXSy s. of David "Wismer* He d. abt May,
1853.
CHILDBSN.
2202. J>aM, b. ; m. Maigaiet Quance, and settled in
Msnposaa, C. W.
220a AnJmm, b. ; m. Ann Watson, setUedinEing, C. W.,
and d. sbL 1848.
2204. John, b. ; resided in Markham, C. W., and d. abu
1845.
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274 DBiCBMDAlfTS OF TBOXAB HOBLB.
«M5. JMOah, b.
; m. Joeeph Ayhart of llarkham.
dd06. Zeehariah, b.
; m. EatherinePipherof Maripoc8a,C.W.
2907. Hannah, b.
; m. Chrirtopher Ayhart of Haripoiaa.
2908. Soioman, b.
; raided hi llarkham, and d. abt 18S1.
9909. Mm$, b.
9910. .^ofvn, b.
9911. ffennf, b.
9919. iliM<i»» b.
1687.
of Stephen, d. in Brock, C. W., Aug.,
1841.
She m. John Wilson, who after her death removed to Colling-
wood, a W., and married
again.
9918. mtabeth, b.
; m. NelsoD Curer, and removed to the
Wert.
- 9914. Esiher, b.
; m. John Sbofelt of Eincarden, C. W.
9915. Wmam, b.
; m. John Wrightman, and prob. resided
in Brock, C. W.
9910. Harvey, b.
9917. i8M^> h.
9918. Hannah, b.
; m. Daniel Sweetaer.
9919. AnU^nm, b.
9990. AuiUn, b.
9921. AhiQoa, b.
9929. Thomat, b.
9928. Jchn, b.
9924. TVuimm, b. Jmie, 1841.
test.
Ebthkb Noblb, dau. of Stephen, was b. Apr. 23, 1804.
She BL Dec. 31, 1822, John Mabr, b. in Penn. Sept. 24, 1800.
[Hia father, John Marr, b. in New Jeraey, d. June, 1808. His mother
was b. in Penn., and after her husband's death, m. John Warts,
who d. abt. 1864. She now, 1856, resides in Markham, C. W.
His grandfather was William Marr.] He removed, in Nov., 1830,
from Markham, G. W., to Brock, C. W. Having taken part in the
Rebellion, he was imprisoned Dec. 17, 1837, and kept in confine-
ment until June 3, 1838, when he was removed to Fort Henrj, well
ironed, for the pur{>ose of being taken to Van Diemen*s land. On
the night of July 29, 1838, in company with four other prisoners,
he escaped from the fort, and June 7, 1839, was joined by his
family in Howell, Livingston Co., Mich., where they, 1856, reside.
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CniLDIIEK.
8225. Jem, b. Not. 18. 1828; m. Feb. 4, 1847, Lydia Hilder-
brand, and settled in Howell.
2226. Cfjfrus, b. Sept. 29, 1825; m. Apr. 28, 1853, Olive Maria
Chase, and settled in Howell, MicL.
2227. Di44Um, b. Noy. 22, 1827. He mided, 1850, in ainton
Co., Micb. He was in the Mexican war.
2228. EfMlif, b. Feb. 8. 1880; d. of a brain fever. Apr. 12, 1848.
». 18.
2229. Earkfn, b. July 29, 1882.
2280. Eroitui, b. Aug. 81, 1884; m. July 4. 1855, Polly Hilder-
brand.
2281. Ka<mt, b. Feb. 17, 1887.
2282. SandaU, b. Aug. 5, 1840.
2238. TkamoM Jeffermn, b. Apr. 2, 1848.
2284. Enoi, b. July 16, 1847.
1640.
Susanna Noble, dan. of Stephen.
She m. Martin Rambb, b. of John Ramer, and settled in Mark-
ham, C. W.
CHILDREN.
2285. /a/in, b.
2286. A(A^, b.
2287. MaiMa, b.
2288. Jhnny, b.
;d.
2289. iim^roM, b.
:d.
2240. Hannah, b.
8241. F^Ur, b.
2242. EiMaMOi, b.
2248. Mary, b.
2244 Martin, b.
2245. Butanna, b.
2246. Anna, b.
1641.
Sasah Boltwood, dau. of William and Eunice (Noble) Bolt-
wood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., May 19, 1790, and d. in Rich-
mond, Va., Oct 19, 1817, m. 27.
She m. 1809, Jonathan Marsh, b. Dec. 5, ^— » s. of Jonathan
and Hannah (Bolcom) Marsh. He resided for several years sub-
sequent to his marriage, in North Amherst, Mass., whence he re-
moved to Richmond, Va. He was a carpenter. Hem. (2)
— — , and d. in ^ Penn.
chtTiPRKN,— none.
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1649.
LnoiUB BoLTwooD, B. of WiUUm and Eumoe (Noble) Boltwood,
was b. in Amherst, Mass., Mch. 16, 1792, and there d. July 10,
1 872, m, 80. Inheriting from his paternal anceaton great mnacnlar
Btiength, he was in his youth diatinguiahed for his skill in all ath-
• letic exercises, particulsj*ly as a wrestler. His early education was
obtained in the district schools of his native town, but his advantages
could not have been great, as the annual appropriation for the
six schools, was only $333.33. His first nude teachers were
Martin Field, then of LeTerett, afterwards an able lawyer of New-
fane, Yt, and Bela KeUogg, then of Amherst, subsequently the
beloved pastor of the Cong, church in Avon, Conn. Though
appreciating the advantages of the district school, he still had long-
ings for a better education than it could furnish. His father, a
farmer in moderate circumstances, with a family of eight children
dependent on him for their support^ felt that he could illy spare the
labors of the only son who could aid him on the farm, and who
was then able to do the work of a man, and was obliged to tell him
that he could render him no assistance, beyond giving him his time
until he should come of age. But a liberal education (he youug
man was determined to have. He accordingly commenced, in
1807, in the district school, the study of Latin, under William D.
Williamson, afterward an eminent lawyer of Bangor, Me. Three
months were devoted to study, and the remaining nine to farm labor.
The next winter, he pursued his classical studies for three months
more, and the year after, attended for about twelve weeks, the Had-
ley grammar school, of which a Mr. Lyman was then master.
With such a preparation as this, nine months of disconnected study,
in the fall of 1810, he entered the Freshman class in Williams^
College. And now commenced the struggle, as his preparation for
college was poor, and he wab obliged to support himself by teach-
ing. The winter before entering college, he had established so good
a reputation as teacher in B^chertown, Mass., that when it was
known that he desired still farther «<to exercise his gift," in that
direction, the centre school of Amherst was at once tendered him.
Here he taught with success, during the winters of his Frsshman,
Sophomore, and Senior years. The attendance on his schools was
large, averaging at least one hundred scholars, of ages varying from
four to twenty years. Steel penis and books with printed copies
were then unknown, and in order to prepare pens and copies for
more than one half of his pupils, he was obliged to spend one hour
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before And the same length of time after echooL Seventeen dollars
per month, exclusive of board, for the first two years, and twenty
dollars for the last year, was the pittance for which he was thank-
ful to labor.
His college class was one of the largest, as well as one of the best,
which his Alma Mater sent forth during the first quarter century of
her existence. It contained an unusual number of young men who
afterward attained to eminence, among whom were the Hon. Austin
E. Wing of Detroit, Mich., for several years delegate in Congress;
the Hon. Samuel F. Vinton of Gallipolis, 0., for twenty-two years
a member of Congress, at one time the unsuccessful Whig
candidate for governor of Ohio, and an eminent lawyer; and
Rev. Orville Dewey, D. D., a distinguished Unitarian divine, the
last survivor of the class, now spending th.e evening of a useful life
on his paternal acres in Sheffield, Mass. With the same class, the
Hon. Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, early a member of the United States
Senate from New York, and subsequently governor of Wisconsin,
was for a time connected. The first and second of these were Mr.
Boltwood's most intimate college friends, and the latter, before his
removal to Union College, was for a time his room-mate. Among
such young men, he at once took high rank as a scholar, and not-
withstanding his necessary absence during three winters, main-
tained his standing, until the end of his course. In assigning the
appointments for commencement, the faculty of the college after
deliberating long whether to give the valedictory to Lucius Bolt-
wood or Orville Dewey, finally compromised the matter by giving
the valedictory to Dewey, and then deciding, contrary to the usual
custom, that Boltwood should deliver the master's oration, at the
end of three years.
He was distinguished in college, not only for his scholarship,
but also for an ease and affability of manners eminently calculated
to gain him friends. It is the united testimony, not only of his
own classmates^ but also of the members of other classes, that no
one in his class was more popular than he. He stood high as a
writer, was a fair debater, and in consequence was chosen the first
president of his literary society, the Philotechnian. May not any
college graduate well envy the estimate of his character drawn,
more than forty years after his graduation, by his revered and
venerated teacher. Professor Chester Dewey? '* Lucius Boltwood,
a good scholar, of good character, and of good influence. His
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claflsmates loved bim, and will tell more good of bim tban I need
to write.*'
He read law with Hon. Samuel Fowler Dickinson, an eminent
attorney of Amber^t, was admitted to the bar in August, 1817, and
entered immediately into company witb bis instructor. In 1820,
he opened an office of bis own in Amherst, and continued in active
practice until 1836. About that time, he made large purchases of
land in Michigan, the care of which compelled him gradually to
abandon the law. He, however, continued to discharge the duties
of a civil magistrate, until within a few years of his death. He was,
from 1 828-64, secretary of the corporation of Amherst College ; from
1833-66, commissioner of the Charity fund of the same institu-
tion; and from November, 1833, to October, 1836, president of
the Amherst bank. Amherst was always his home, his house,
just north of the colleges, having been built by him, in 1835. At
the time of his death, he was the senior member of the Hampshire
county bar, and the eldest native male resident within the limits
of the West parish of Amherst.
Mr. Boltwood was a man of medium height, with a dark blue
eye, and an exceedingly earnest expression. He was a man of com-
manding presence, /<a gentleman of the old school," having worn
from early manhood a rufiSed shirt, and until within a few years
of his death, a blue dress coat with gilt buttons. Even down to
old age, he retained an erect form, elastic step, and dignified
bearing.
. He was a well-read lawyer, a wise counseUor, and an excellent
magistrate. A diligent and thoughtful student of the law, with a
wonderfully retentive memory, he had at command whatever he
had read. Though npt a fluent speaker, he had a faculty of con-
veying his ideas intelligently and in a remarkably concise manner.
Those who consulted him in relation to legal questions, always
found his opinions conservative and judicious. During the fifty
years that he ofSciated as a magistrate, his decisions evinced a wide
knowledge of the law, and a remarkable clearness of judgment.
He was also a vigorous writer. Some of the keenest articles
which have ever appeared in the newspapers of the county, were
the productions of his pen, published almost always anonymously,
as he was the last man thus to seek notoriety.
He had quite a taste for genealogical and historical research.
No dtizen of Amherst knew so much of its early and later history,
or was so often consulted for historical information.
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He WIS no politician or office-seeker. Politics, as a trade, lie
abhorred. To sacoeed in sach a field, leqnired traits of character
which he neither possessed nor eoTeted. In his composition there
was nothing sly, crafty, or deceitful; on the contrary, eveiything
was fair and open. It is not known that he ever allowed his name
to be used in connection with any political office, to which he had
the least expectation of being elected.
He was, moreover, characterized by great benevolence, ever a
cheerful contributor to the charities of the day, and always ready
to lend his aid for the relief of the poor and suffering. At no
period of his life did he tun a deaf ear to the poor, but was as
ready to listen patiently, and give gratuitous advice to them, as to
those from whom he expected a reward. In cases of sorrow and
affliction, he was prompt in rendering efficient sympathy.
He was also noted for his public spirit At all times, he took a
deep interest in every measure, which he thought was calculated
to benefit the town or its inhabitants. He was a warm friend of
the academy and female seminary, a trustee of both, and for many
years, secretary of the former. When Amherst College was pro-
jected, connected as he was with Hon. Samuel F. Dickinson, one
of the leaders in the enterprise, he threw himself with all his youth-
ful ardor, into the work of helping forward the institution. He
counted it a great honor that he had enjoyed the friendship of its
early trustees, and in sympathy for the cause, cheerfully performed
the duties of secretazy of the corporation, without compensation,
for thirty-six years.
He also favored the establishment of the Agricultural College,
though, in his dread of debt, municipal as well as personal, doubt-
ing the policy of iiApoaing upon those who should come after him,
the payment of the money necessary to secure its location at
Amherst.
He always followed strictly his conscientious ideas of right.
He was one of the earliest and most earnest advocates of the cause
of temperance. His heart was touched with sympathy for the
suffering dave, and he was one of the originators of the Liberty
party, and in 1841, its first candidate for governor of Massachu-
setts. Educated in the Whig party, it was no easy thing for him
to cut loose from an organisation which embraced most of his
intimate friends. Though party ties were then stronger than now,
BO fear of losing popular favor for a moment deterred him from a
step^hich he believed to be ri^t Oreat as was his desire for
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emandpatioD, his political efforts were to this end alone — to check
the extension of slavery by erery oonstitational method. Of its
ultimate downfall, he had no reasonable doubt Though he dared
not hope that the blessing he so earnestly craved would come in
his day, it was not the less a source of the deepest thanksgiving to
Ood, that he was spared to behold it, in all its fullness.
He may be said to have been a successful business man. In the
settlement of many large estates, and as guardian of minors, he
always performed every trust with fidelity. For thirty-three years
he managed the Charity fund of Amherst GoUege, without the loss
of a single dollar. Drawn, unwisely as many thought, in 1835,
from professional duties into real estate operations at the West,
undismayed by the high taxes and large rates of interest which he
was obliged to pay, he kept up good courage, until the tide turned.
From the sales which he subsequently made, he was able to sup-
port his family respectably, give his sons the best educational
advantages, and leave at his death a comfortable estate.
From early manhood, he was distinguished for religious principle.
This might be inferred from the fact that his chosen companions
and intimate friends were always the best men in the community.
But beyond this, the golden rule seemed ever to have been his
governing principle. Though for almost sixty years a consistent
member of the Congregational church, he was no sectarian. Good
men of every name and creed he loved, and was ever ready to
aid liberally all the religious denominations of the town.
In confixmation of the character as above drawn, the testimony
of a few persons, most of whom had a life-long acquaintance with
Mr. Boltwood, may not be inappropriately introduced here.
Bev. Orville Dewey, D.D., of Sheffield, Mass., his only surviving
dassmate, who never met him after graduation, in acknowledging
the receipt of a copy of a daguereotype of Mr. Boltwood, taken
in 1859, writes^ in 1872, as foUows:
"It astonishes me, that the face so much resembles what I remember in
the youth of nearly sixty years ago. Only there is a fine manliness in the
mature countenance, and a benlgnty, too, not to be looked for in the face
of a boy, and also a calmness; for the predominating expression then was
earnestness. I think I never saw a boy-face that was more earnest His
mouth was a very mobile feature, and his lips often quivered with emotion.
You see that I have a very distinct recollection of his person, and yet
beyond this, and his scholarship, in which I feared him more than any of
oar number, I do not know that I can recall anything which would help
you in a biographical sketch."
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Hon. Abner Hftseltine of Junestown, N. Y., for some years a
member of CongresB, and aubeequently a judge of Chautanqua
Co., the sole sarvivor of the class of 1815 in Williams College,
bears this testimony to the character and position of Mr. Boltwoodi
when in college:
"The penual of your letter revived the memories of my youtli. the
scenes, the pleasures, the toils, the anxieties of college life. I seemed U)
be surrounded for the moment with the companions of tliose days, and to
be witnessing the athletic sports on the spacious lawn in front of the old
East college. Conspicuous among them was young Boltwood, an acl^uow]-
edged leader, and a very model of manly beauty. There were Rice and
Wing, both a little resembling Saul of Gilboa, in their fair proportions,
and in towering somewhat above their fellowa There, too, was the lame
Chapin, primus, moving around with the aid of his staff, and amusing the
beholders with his keen remarks, his drollery and fun.
"This, perhaps, answers one of your inquiries; but I will say more
directly, Mr. Boltwood was particularly distinguished for his personal
activity and skill in all athletic exercises. Perhaps his passion for these
sports and amusements generally, especially in the latter part of his course,
detracted too much from his lessons, and contributed in some degree to the
success of the very studious Dewey, in obtaining the coveted valedictory.
That it was the expectation not only of his class, but also of the students
generally, that Boltwood would win the prize, is certainly the fact He
was undoubtedly the most popular individual in the class. His scholar-
ship was of the first order, and his social qualities were eminently calcu-
lated to gain him friends. He was a great favorite hi his class, and in the
coUege. He stood high as a writer, and was a fair speaker."
Mrs. Henry Jones of Bridgeport^ Conn., the only surviving child
of Noah Webster, LL.D., the lezioographer, for a time a resident
of Amherst, thus writes respecting him:
*'l thank you for the picture of Mr. Boltwood. It is a strikhig like-
ness, and tells the story of his life, revealing in ito expression, that he
had caught the spirit of the angels, who sang, ' on earth peace, good will
toward men.' My early recollections of him are all pleasant. From his
graduation, he was a familiar friend of my father's, calling often at our
house on the village green. I remember how entirely my father trusted
him, and always spoke of him with respect, showing his high regard for
his character and abilities. And in later years, he was glad to watch his
progress in lif e« and to know that he was placed in positions of honor
and trust"
Hon. Edward Dickinson of Amherst^ a member of Congress,
for thirty-eight years treasurer of Amherst College, a pupil, neigh*
bor, brother lawyer, and for fifty years an intimate friend^ says of
Mr. Boltwood:
" He was an able teacher, a thoroughly read lawyer, a man of sound
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Judgment and of great insight into the character of those with whom he
became acquainted. He officiated as a magistrate for many yearSp in the
trial of civil and criminal cases, and in that capacity evinced great dis-
crimination, legal acumen, and clearness and independence of Judgment,
which enabled him to arriye at right results. I remember only one case,
in which his Judgment was reversed, on appeal to a higher court"
His college classmate, the Hon. Caleb Rice of Springfield, Mass.,
long sherifi of the county of Hampden, the first mayor of Spring-
field, and for more than twenty years the president of the Maes.
Mutual Life Insurance company, bears his testimony in the fol-
lowing words:
"Mr. Boltwood established a character above suspicion, being a man
of sound and discriminating mind, endowed with a good share of common
sense, and the strictest integrity. Of such characters we need more."
Profoflsor Charles U. Shepard, of Amherst CoUege, who has
spent yean beneath his roof, thus writes respecting him:
"He was a good example of 'a gentleman of the old school,' as the
designation is understood in the larger interior towns of New England.
A little precise in expression, he was nevertheless an animated and pleas-
ant talker, remarkably alert in comprehending whatever was advanced,
and yielding a courteous opportunity for replies. His language was
always forcible, and clear, while it was remarkably free from words or
phrases having any approach to modem slang. A ready wit enlivened
his conversation, while in the aptness of his anecdotes, and the felicity
of their recital, he was rarely surpassed. In early life, he had been a dili-
gent reader of the standard English writers in prose and verse, and hav-
ing a retentive memory, always had at command an unusual store of
material for increasing the interest of his discourse."
Hon. Samuel F. Lyman of Northampton, Mass., for many
years judge of probate for Hampshire county, remarks respecting
Mr. Boltwood:
"He was universally and Justly respected in this county, for his high
moral principle, his sterling integrity, his unflinching and fearless advo-
cacy of a holy but unpopular cause, his pure and spotless life, and the
distinguished courtesy of his manners."
Hon. Emory Washburn of Cambridge, Mass., judge of the
Court of common pleas, governor of Maasachusetts, and for many
years professor of law in Harvard College, gives his estimate of
him in the following words:
" When at the beginning of Junior year, I Joined the class of 1817 in
Williams College, the name of Lucius Boltwood had not ceased being
spoken of, as one of the distinguished men of his class. I do not recall
the name of any one, whom I so often heard spoken of, as his. I am veiy
happy in saying, that the opinion I formed of him by hearsay, before I
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had the pleasure of meeting him penomdly, was confirmed and strength-
ened, the longer and more fully I knew him. I was proud to reckon him
as an alumnus of our college. I never met him, that I was not reminded
of his courtesy as a gentlenum, and of the ease and affability which
marked his intercourse with others. The last time I had the pleasure of
meeting him, was at Williamstown, in 1867, at the conmiencement of our
Alma Mater. The scenes and the associations seemed to rerive in him
the vigor as well as the sensibilities of his college dsys, and we both for-
got for the time being, that half a century had been working changes in
us, as in the world around us, since we had gone out from that sequestered
spot, to take our chances on the stage of active life."
Dr. Oardlner Domnce, a graduate of Williams CoUege in the
class of 1820, for muiy years a practicing physician in Amherst,
and in Sunderland, an adjoining town, and afterwards of Attica,
N. T., says of Mr. Boltwood:
"He was a patriotic and an enterprising citizen, and to his dying day
retained the warmest interest in whatever concerned the prosperity of the
town or countiy. He wss an early and active member of the Liberty
party, and through his wise counsels, and Judicious proceeding, it owed
much of its subsequent success. After a long and intimate acquaintance
with Mr. Boltwood, I can say with sincerity and truthfulness, that few
men have ever lived, whose example, in every department of life, has
been more faultless than his. '*
BeT. Samuel P. Parker, D.D., now of Stockbridge, Mass., but
formerly of Amherst, gives these impresdons of faim, after he had
passed his threescore yean and ten:
"I met Mr. Boltwood for the first time, in the fall of 1864, on the occa-
sion of my first visit to Amherst In December, of the same year, I re-
moved to that town, to take charge of the new parish of Grace church.
Mr. Boltwood attended frequently the services of the Episcopal church,
and aided the movement liberally, by contributing to the building of the
church and its support I was a frequent visitor at his house, and may
venture to say» became weU acquainted with his habitual thoughto, feel-
ings, and life. The impression on my mind made by these four yesrs of
intercourse, is the picture of a man of great natural sagacity, improved
by labor, and experience as a lawyer, and by large contact with mankind.
His conversation was replete with good sense, and with the evidence of
wide reading, and great sprightliness of mind, commended by liveliness
of manner, and a prevailing courtliness and urbanity, which made all in
his socie^ feel that he was their friend. None can f oiget his radiant
smile, can^t so to the life in his photograph. The consequence was, that
he was a general favorite, and his house a delightful place of resort I
always went to it with anticipations of great enjoyment, and left it en-
livened, invigorated, and warmed. His dear wife, with her strong and
oniversal sympathy, and her great brightness, ever reinforced his smile
snd kind words. The conversation used to take a broad range fh>m
grave to gay, and wit and kindness flowed in equal and abundant measure.
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" Ab a ChrittUm, Mr. Boltwood'8 purity, directnesB, simplicity, wAnnth,
and abaenoe of cant, made a deep impression on me, as did his qualities
as a man, a friend, and a companion. I never left his company without
feeling that he was a good num. ' Bound in the faith which was once
deliTered unto the sainto,* his was a heart religion, binding him fast to the
SaTlour, God, and clasping closely all men of eveiy complexion, creed,
and condition. I believe that his Christianity was a personal law of life,
intelligently held, firmly grasping the truth, breathing ever sweet charity,
and in the sympathy of the Master, embracing the world. Ood bless the
memoiy of my dear friend! God raise up many like him— the true, the
intelligent, the bold, the courteous, the loving, gentle, humble follower
of Jesus Christ!"
•• Why weep ye then for him, who, having won
The bound of num's appointed years, at last.
Life's blessings all enjoyed, life's labors done,
Serenely to his final rest has passed;
While the soft memory of his virtues, yet.
Lingers like twilight hues, when the bright sun is set.
His youth was innocent, his riper age
Marked with some act of goodness every day;
And watched by eyes that loved him, calm and sage,
Faded his late declining years away.
Meekly he gave his being up, and went
To share the holy rest that waits a life well spent"
He xn. Aug. 30, 1824, Fankt Habkinb Shxpabd, b. in Little
Compton, R. I., March 23, 1807, dan. of Rev. Mass and Deborah
(Haakina) Shepard. Her father, Rev. Maae Shepard, b. in Norton,
Maaa., May 28, 1759, grad. at Dartmouth College in 1785, and
waa from Sept. 19, 1787, until hia death, Feb. 14, 1821, the be-
loved and aucoeasful pastor of the Congregational church in Little
Compton, R I. He was the son of Thomas, the grandaon of
Jacob, and the great-grandson of Thomas Shepard, who m. Nov.
19, 1658, Hannah Ensign of Sdtoate, Maaa., and d. in Milton,
Maaa., Sept 26, 1719, according to the town record, but Sept. 29,
1719, according to hia gravestone, m. 87. Mrs. Boltwood resides,
Jan., 1878, on the homestead in Amherst.
CHXIDBSK BOBH IK AXHERST.
8847. Ludui ManUui, b. June 8, 1825; m. Clarinda B. Williams.
284a Oeoffe Shepard, b. Apr. 29, 1827; d. in Amherst, Mass., July 19,
1888, m. 6. His memoir by Professor William 8. Tyler, of Amherst
College, was published by the Mass. Sabbath School society.
8848. Fhnnif Skepard, b. May 81, 1889; d. in Amherst, May 19, 1881, s.
88 mos.
88S0. ChaHe$ Shepard, b. July 16, 1888; d. July 88, 1888, s. 1.
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2251. Gearffe Slutpard, b. July 27, 1884; d. in Aiken, 8. C, Apr. 14.
1856. «. 21.
2252. Cfharki Upham, b. Mch. 28. 1887; d. July 23. 1871. «. 84.
2258. Edward, b. Sept 4. 1880; m. Barah £. Plunkett.
2254. TTummKoKt, b. Feb. 15. 1844; m. Margarette M. Van Hoesen.
2255. Samua, b. Dec. 20. 1840; resides. 1878. in Amberst.
1648.
Mabt Sbsldon Boltwood, dau. of WiUiam and Eunice (Noble)
Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Feb. 20, 1794. She resides,
Aug., 1877, with her dau. Mrs. L. B. Sampson, in Concord, Erie
Co., N. Y., her P. O. address being Springville.
She m. Jan. 7, 1813, Rufds Gbeene, b. in Amherst, Mass.,
Sept. 8, 1790, s. of Timothy and Sybil (Peck) Green. He resided
in Amherst until May, 1817, when he serooved to Wilmington,
Yt., and thence in June, 1827, to Carroll, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
In 1841, he removed to Hanover, in the same county, but returned,
in 1845, to Carroll, where he d. Jan. 26, 1868, ». 77. He was an
intelligent farmer, of great firmness and decision of character,
and exerted a controlling influence in the communities where he
redded.
OHILDREK.
2256. BunUeNMe, b. Nov. 10. 1818; m. Horatio N. Thornton.
2257. Mary SheUUm, b. Jan. 10. 1816; m. Albert M. Thornton.
2258. Sarah JTarift. b. Oct '6. 1818; m. William Corkins.
2250. Luihera Barbara, b. Mch. 20. 1821; m. Penin Samson.
2260. BmUy BcUwood, b. Apr. 21. 1827; m. Henry W. Samson.
2261. Birfus, b. June 4, 1880; m. Kate L. Oould.
Habbist Boltwood, dau. of William and Eunice (Noble) Bolt-
wood, was h. in Amherst, Mass., Jan. 24, 1800, and d. in Hadley,
Mass., Aug. 23, 1865, ». 65.
She m. (1) Nov. 7, 1838, Osoboe Nsweaul, b. McL 6, 1792.
[He m. (I) Oct 2, 1823, Mary Woods, b. Feb. 12, 1792, who d.
March 10, 1835, ». 43. Children bom in AthoL 1. George
HanJson, b. Nov. 15,' 1825, m. Sept 16, 1851, Harriet Frances
Linsley. He pursued his preparatory studies at Amherst academy,
graduated at Amherst College, 1845, at Andover Theological
Seminary, 1848, was ordained as pastor of a Cong, church in
Walpole, Mass., Sept 18, 1850, and there d. Aug. 24, 1853, m. 27;
2. Mary Jane, b. Mch. 8, 1832, m. Aug. 3, 1854, Washburn Wil-
lard Gnivea, and d. in Lancaster, 0., March 13, 1871, ». 39.] He
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286 DESOENDANTS OF TH01IA8 NOBLE.
WM a farmer in Athol, MasB., and Amherst^ and d. in the latter
place, March 31, 1842, ». 50.
She m. (2) Apr. 7, 1844, Joseph Mab8H, b. Feb. 16, 1786, 8. of
Dr. Job and Elizabeth (Smith) Marsh. [He m. (I) Jan. 26, 1814,
Roxa Johnson, dau. of Stephen Johnson. She d. Nov. 20, 1828;
(2) Oct 13, 1829, Rozana Wright^ b. March 20, 1798. She d.
Apr. 29, 1836, ». 38; (3) Feb. 13, 1839, Catharine Cooledge, dau.
of Nathaniel Cooledge. She d. Aug. 20, 1842. Children by first
marriage. 1. Elvira Minerva, b. Sept 5, 1814, m. 1834, Willard
M. Kellogg of Amherst, Mass.; 2. Mary Lyman, b. Feb. 18, 1818,
DQL. 1840, William Watson Dickinson of Amherst; 3. Margaret,
b. July 28, 1820, m. May« 1844, Lucius Nash of Hadley, and d.
May, 1846; 4. Henry Martyn, b. Dec 21, 1827, m. May 10,
1854, Almira Sophronia Morton, and is, 1878, a farmer in Hadley.]
He was first a wagon-maker, and subsequently a farmer; a man of
much intelligence, and excellent judgment Until the close of
life, he retained all his faculties unimpaired, except that of hearing.
He d. in Hadley, Jan. 26, 1871, m. 84.
CHILD BT FIB8T ICABBIiLOE BOBN IK AlfHERST.
2d62. Daughter, b. Aug. 89, 1842; d. Aug. 29, 1842.
CHILD BT BBCOHD MABRIAOB BORN IN HADLBT.
2868. Chariei Oooiedge, b. Not. 24, 1845; m. Mary A. Foster.
1646.
William BoltwooI), s. of William and Eunice (Noble) Bolt-
wood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., July 3, 1802, and there d. Nov.
5, 1875, ». 73. He was a fanner, and resided on a part of his
father*s homestead. He possessed a very retentive memory, and
was largely acquainted with the history of the inhabitants of his
native town. He was social in his feelings, warm in his attach-
ment to his relatives and friends, a good neighbor and an upright
citizen.
He m. June 1, 1826, Elbcta Stbtson, b. in Abington, Ifass.,
Apr. 7, 1808, dau. of Jacob and Rizpah (Bisbee) Stetson of
Abington and Amherst, Mass. She resides, 1878, in Amherst.
CHILDREN BOBN IN AMHERST.
8264. Borah, b. Feb. 7, 1827; m. SilaB D. Clark.
2965. CkKHvUne, b. Apr. 4, 1829; d. in Amherst, Aug. 15, 1880,
0. 16 mos.
2866. Henrtf LeanitUu, b. Jsn. 17, 1881; m. Helen E. Field.
2267. Sotaman, b. Jan. 20, 1888; d. in Amhent, June 1, 1888, m.
4moB.
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BRANCH OF THOMAB. 287
CaroUne Amelia, b. Mch. 28, 1885; m. Charles A. Seeley.
WaUam FraneU, b. Apr. 16, 1887; hl Atalanta A. Crisp.
2270. Edmund, b. Sept 5, 1889; m. Kate W. Powers.
2271. Bitpah, b. Feb. 20, 1842; m. Beth W. Maltbie.
2272. John Bmermn, b. Mch. 24, 1844; m. Emma £. Hobart.
2278. Harriet NewhaU, b. June 20, 1847; m. Stephen H. Lamed.
2274. Robert, b. Feb. 12, 1852.
1648.
OuvBR Noble Boltwood, b. of William and Eunice (Noble)
Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, MaBS., June 1, 1807, and d. in
Hastings, Mich., June 5. 1871, sb. 64. He removed in Aug., 1830,
to Carroll, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.; in March, 1836, to Panama,
(Harmony,) Chautauqua Co., N. Y.; in Oct. 1850, to Hastings,
Mich.; in 1862, to JEonia, Mich.; and in Aug., 1868, returned to
Hastings, and there continued to reside until his death.
He learned the trade of carpenter and joiner, but worked at it
very little, after 1830. While a resident of the state of New
York, he worked on his farm in summer, and was a clerk in a
store in winter. * From 1845-49, he was postmaster of Panama.
At Hastings, Miclu, he was from 1850-62, engaged in the flouring
business^ and for a part of the time, was also in the dry goods and
grocery trade. In Ionia, he was successiyely in the flouring,
stOTe^ and hardware, and grocery business, until compelled by ill
health to retire. After his return to Hastings, he was a grocer,
for a short time jxrevious to his death.
He was endowed with a cheerful disposition, and was beloved
and respected in all the places of his residence.
He m. Nov. 13, 1833, Nanct Smith, b. in Bridgewater, N. H.,
Oct 31, 1814, dan. of Nathaniel Scribner Smith, b. in Andover,
N. H., June I, 1792, who d. in Hamilton, O., Aug. 17, 1855, sa.
63, and Nancy Fellows, b. in Andover, N. H., Aug. 11, 1794, who
d. in Panama, N. Y., Dec. 7, 1843, m. 49. Mrs. N. S. Boltwood
resides^ 1878, in Hastings.
CHXLDBEN.
2275. BmiOy Maria, b. Sept. 24, 1884, in Carroll. K. Y.; m. James A.
Sweez^.
2276. Bdiomon, b. July 10, 1887» in Panama, N. T. ; d. in Jamestown,
N. Y., Jan. 4, 1856, s. la
1660.
Habbixt Noblk, dau. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass., N6v.
8, 1815. She resides, 1877, in Longmeadow, Mass.
She m. Bee. 10, 1856, Habyey Mbrritt,!). in Blandford, Mass.,
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288 DxacxKDANTs or thomab noblk.
March 20, 1804, b. of Asa and Bethia (Noble) Merritt He was
a fanner in Blandford, and there d. March 13, 1876, «. VI.
CHILD.
2277. Hartey Le$Ur, b. Sept 6, 1858. in Blandfoid.
^ABVET Robinson Noble, s. of John, was b. in Blandford,
Mass., Oct. 27, 1817, and there d. Sept. 10, 1875, ae. 58. He was
a fanner in Blandford, and a deacon in the Congregational church.
He m. Feb. 3, 1858, Maby Ann Buss, b. Dec. 24, 1825, in
Longmeadow, Mass., daiL of Walter and Harriet (Golton) Bliss.
She d. in Longmeadow, Feb. 12, 1877, m. 51.
2278. Oarrie, b. Mch. 9, 1859, in Blandford; and there d. Sept. 8,
1875, n. 16.
2279. KaU SlUott, b. Mch. 27, 1868, hi Blandfoid.
tM3.
Dr. Lbsteb Noble, s. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Nov.
11, 1819. He commenced the study of dentistry, Sept. 17, 1846,
with Dr. Nathan Keep of Boston, and remained with him nearly
three years. He then stadied analytical chemistry, for five or
six months, with Prof. E. N. Horsford, in the Lawrence Scientific
School, Cambridge, Mass., attending at the same time the chemi-
cal lectures of Prof. John W. Webster of Harvard College. He
joined the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, in Oct., 1849,
and received in June, 1850, the degree of D.D.S. During the
sessions of 1851-52, he was demonstrator of mechanical dentistry,
giving most of the instruction in the making of artificial teeth.
While in the office of Dr. Keep, he assosted that gentleman in
making a set of artificial teeth, for Dr, George Parkman of
Boston. After the murder of Dr. Parkman, Drs. Keep and Noble
had the disagreeable duty of identifying the artificial teeth, found
with a burned head in Prof. Webster^s stove. Their testimony
was the only reliable proof th^t the burned head was that of Dr.
Parkman.
Dr. Noble practised his profession, 1852-60, in Washington,
D. C. His health having become impaired, he removed to Long-
meadow, Mass., and in May, 1869, opened a dental office in Spring-
field. He continues, Jan., 1878, to reside in Longmeadow.
He m. July 23, 1852, Mabt Woolwobth Bubbank, b. in Long
meadow, Apr. 28, 1823, dau. of Daniel and Latira (Colton) Bur-
bank.
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BRAKOH OF THOMAS. 289
CHILD BOBH IN LONOMEADOW.
2280. AUu LauiM, b. McIl 18, 1855.
1M3.
JvLLk NoBLB, dau. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Jan. 6,
1822.
She m. Apr. 15, 1846, Noah Bliss, b. in Longmeadow, Mass.,
March 3, 1822, s. of Walter and Harriet (Colton) Bliss: He is a
farmer, 1875, in Longmeadow, Mass.
CHILDREK.
2281. Oelia MeUiw, b. Mch. 11, 1848; m. Sept 14, I860, Spencer H.
Wood, a Jeweler formerly of New Britain, Ck>nn., but now, 1875, of
Litchfield, Ck>nn. Early in the Civil war, 8. H. Wood Joined the
87th Mass. Reg., in which he served through the war. He was in
many hard-f ought battles, but escaped with no serious injury. By
reason of fatigue and exposure, he was for a time laid aside with
inflammatory rheumatism, and will probably always be a sufferer.
2282. Irena Robinson, b. Apr. 8, 1858; d. Dec. 18, 1865, a. 12.
2288. Harriet CoUan, b. Feb. 22, 1859.
1664.
Dr. Heitrt Bliss Noble, s. of John, was b. in Blandford, Mass.,
May 20, 1832. He studied dentistry with Drs. Ma}7iard k Noble
of Washin^n, D. C, graduated at the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery, March 3, 1857, and has practiced his profession in
Washington, D. C, first with his brodier Lester, and since by him-
self. His place of business, 1878, is 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue.
He m. (1) Feb. 16, 1859, Mabia Robinson Bliss, dan. of James
and Eunice (Chandler) Bliss, of Longmeadow, Mass. She d. Dec.
I, 1861, ». 29.
He m. (2) Sept 20, 1864, Henbistta Clitch, b. in Washington,
D. C. Feb. 17, 1843, dau. of Frederick and Henrietta (Schwarg-
kopf) Clitch. Both F. Clitch and his wife were natives of Bremen,
Giffmany.
child BT FIB8T MABBIAOS.
8384 Bmma Louise, b. Jan. 4, 1860, in Washington, D C.
8885. Henry BUee, b. Oct 18, 1861, in Longmeadow, Mass.
CHILDBBN BT BBCOND MABBIAOB.
8286. Irene Henrietta, b. Oct. 80, 1868, in Washington, D. C.
8887. Meta Dora, b. Oct 84, 1878, in Washington, D. C.
1674.
Mabietta Noble, dau. of Alva^ was b. Oct. 4, 1815.
She m. (1) Apr., 1832, Bu Fox, a. of Eli Fox. He was a farmer,
and d. Apr. 1, 1835.
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290 DUOBHDANTB OF THOMAS HOBLB.
She m. (2) Apr. 21, 1843, Auoubtub Allkk, b. of JostuB Allen,
of Ck>lebxook. Conn. He wm a fftrmer, and d in DftmaacuB^ Penn.
CHXID BT nil8T MABBIAGS.
2388. Sknar, b. Jan. 4, 1885; m. Jan. 1, 1856, Lacy May.
CHILDBKR BT BBCOUD MABBIAGS.
2289. Maria, b. Mch. 8, 1844; m. James Oannichael, a blackunith of
Binghamion, N. Y.
2290. Juitu4, b. Dec. 15. 1845; d. Aug. 4, 1848, m. 2.
2291. Louim, b Mch. 11, 1848; d. Oct 5, 1852, a. 4
2292. Augfutu9, b. Oct 24, 1849.
2298. Bifhia, b July 4, 1851.
2294. Alva, b. Feb 26, 1854.
2295. Chauneeif, b Feb. 18, 1856.
2296. MnM, b. July 8, 1858.
167».
BxEUNE Noble, dau. of Alva^ was b. in Blandford, Mass., Feb.
11, 1818.
She m. Nov. 25, 1841, James Lotelass, b. in Bridport, Dorcet-
shire, Eng., Nov. 10, 1815, s. of William and Sarah (Wooley)
Lovelass. He came to the United States when about 16 years of
age and learned the trade of shoemaker, in Philadelphia, Penn.
He has redded in Damascus (P. O. Bldred), Penn., since about 1829.
CHUiDBBK BOBK IH DA1CA8CU8.
2297. TTtSum, b Aug. 9, 1843; m. Mch. 16, 1872, Fanny Gham-
bers, and is, 1876, a fanner in Wanen Co., Penn.
2298. AUee ROeeea, b. Sept 18, 1845; m. Mch. 25, 1863, Benjamin
Franklin Kimble of Damascus, Penn.
2299. Maria AmOia, b. Aug. 18, 1847; m. Christopher Tenant Tegeler,
and d. in Damascus, Penn., Aug. 80, 1871, sb. 24. He is, 1878, a
farmer in Damascus.
9800. EUiobeth, b. Aug. 24, 1849; m. Nov. 9, 1876, James Francis
Nesmith. He is, 1878, a truckman in Wanen, Penn.
3801. mfrtfiee, b. Dec. 28, 1851; m. Mch. 26, 1874, Fiederick Wfl-
liam Tegeler. He is, 1878, a farmer in Damascus.
2802. Jamet Letter, b. Oct 8, 1858.
1676.
Chablbs Bubll Noble, b. of Alva, was b. in Blandford, Mass.,
March 19, 1820, was taken the next year by his parents to
Damascus, Wayne Co., Pa., where he still, 1878, resides.
He m. Oct 30, 1844, Euza Ann Bebient, b. in Butternuts, Otsego
Co., N. Y., Sept 11, 1826, dau. of James and Fanny (Barsley)
Bedient.
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BBANOH OF THOMAS. 291
CUILDREN BOKN IN DAMASCUS.
2803. Fnnn^ Amelia, b. May 8 or 29, 1846; m. June 11, 1872, Christopher
Tenant Tegler of Eldred, Wayne Co., Penn. He is a farmer.
Children bom in Damascus. 1. Harriet, b. July 27, 1854; 2. Flora
Louise, b. June 12, 1862.
2804. Martin JamM, b. Apr. 26, 1848: m. June 15, 1875, Ella Maria Van
Cleef, b. in Seneca Falls, N. Y., July 9, 1850, dau. of George Anson
and Maria (Rust) Van Cleef of Wellington, O., who d. Nov. 28,
1875. He commenced, Sept 1, 1871, the study of dentistry in
Honesdale, Penn., and the following year went to Wellington, O.,
where he studied and practiced until Sept. 18, 1875. He af terwanl
studied for a time in the Philadelphia Dental College, and d. in
Eldred, Penn., May 21, 1877, le. 29. He had no children.
2805. Leiter, b. Mch. 2, 1851 ; d. in Damascus, July 1, 1851.
2806. Homer CharU$, b. Aug. 1, 1852. In 1874-75 he attended a course
of medical lectures at the Wooster Uniyersity, Cleveland, O., and
in the spring of 1^75, attended a course at the Medical College, Cin-
cinnati, O., where he received, in 1875, the degree of M. D., and is
now. Dec., 1875, practising his profession, in Salem, Wa3iie Co.,
Penn.
2807. Harriet, b. July 27. 1854; d. in Damascus, Apr. 15, 1862,
0.7.
280a WaUngUm, b. July 24, 1858; d. in Damascus, March 20, 1862,
SB. 8.
2809. FUmk I/miea, b. June 12, 1862.
2810. Mervin Qenung, b. Jan. 18, 1866.
WiLUAM CooLBT NoBLB, s. of Alva, wss b. in DamascoSy Penn.,
Mch. 2, 1824. He is, 1878, a farmer in Damascus) Penn.
He m. July i, 1849, Buniob Oabrbtt, b. in Berlin, Penn., Aug.
29, 1831, dau. of John and Patience (Albro) Qarrett
CHXIDBKH.
2811. WiOiam Wetton, b. June 4, 1851, in Damascus; and there d. June
4, 1852, SB. 1.
2812. Am^ JkOa, b. Aug. 5, 1858, in Damascus; and there d. Feb.
26, 1862, 0. 8.
2818. Smenim OwrUe, b. Oct 14, 1855.
2814. JS&nnr MOee, b. Jan. 26, 1859.
8816. BOae Demkig, b. June 25, 1861.
8816. Auguila ButUee, b. Mch. 11, 1864.
8817. JimphAI^, b. Mch. 89, 1868.
SszTOM NoBLK, s. of Alvs, wfts b. in Damascus, Penn., Mch. 8,
1825. He is, 1878, a farmer in Eldred, Wayne Co., Penn.
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292 DISCSirDAMTS OF THOICAB HOBLI.
He iiL Oct. 4, 1854, Layinia Fmh, b. in Liberty, N. Y., Dec. 25,
1836, dan. of Daniel and Nancy (Maffitt) Fiah. Daniel Fish, b. in
Haibbiz, Vt, June 26, 1789, a aoldier in the War of 1812, still,
Jan., 1878, resides in Damascns, Penn.
CHXIDBEK BOBK IK DAMASCUS.
8818. Howard Beach, b. Sept. 4, 1855.
2319. Laura Eoelyn, b. Dec 28. 1856.
8S80. Mary Lamnia, b. Nov. 14, 1858.
2821. BaftfordArihyr,h, June 20, 1860.
2322. Bdmund Fish, b. Oct. 7, 1866.
2323. Omn IV0adiMU,b. July 24,1868.
2824. Kaneif, b. Feb. 7, 1872.
2895. Irens Steams, b. Dec. 1, 1878.
RozALANA Noble, dan. of Elibn, was b. in Blandford, Mass.,
Aug. 20, 1788, and d. in Oranville, Mass., Apr. 1, 1838, m, 49.
She m. Oct. 28, 1806, Asa Seticoub. b. in Oranville, Mass.,
Dec 23, 1782, s. of Asa Seymour. He d. in Guilford, Conn.,
June 4, 1826, m. 43.
OHILDBSH.
2826. AmOa, b. May 22, 1807, in Granby, Conn. ; m. May 11, 1852,
Silas Rose, a flour merchant in Spriugfleld, Msss.
9827. Sliia, b. Dec. 17, 1809, in Granby, Conn. ; m. Not. 16, 1858,
Eieszar W. Bliss, a fanner of Brimfleld, Mass.
282a A^fired, b. Sept. 6, 1814, in Bootstown, O.; m. Jan. 1, 1838,
Achssh King, and settled, as a fanner, in GrsnYlUe, Msss.
2829. Am NoUe, b. Nov. 28, 1824, in GranTille, Mass. ; m. Apr. 18, 1658,
Ludna D. Myres, and removed to Maze Manie, Dane Co. , Wis.
16M.
Sallt Noble, dau. of Blihu, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Oct.
80, 1790, and there d. March 2, 1843, SB. 52.
She m. Feb. 27, 1810, Blt Bbooutt of Blandford, Mass.
288a Luanda,
b.
Msss.
2881.
Borah Bkaira,
b.
fold, Msss.
2382.
Chester, Conn.
b.
2838
fold. Msss.
b.
; m. Rodney Thorp of Northampton,
; DLJEliP. Hayden,andsettledinBland;
; m. James Lloyd, and removed to Msn-
; m. Henry Msrshsll Smith of Blsod-
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PoLLT NoBLK, dau. of Elihii, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Aug.
31, 1793, and d. in Columbus, 0., Dec. 13, 1858, e. 65. She re-
moved, after the death of her husband, to Golimibus, 0.
She m. Nov. 24, 1812, Lobek Boiks, b. March 1, 1790, s. of
Samuel Boies of Blandford, Mass. He resided in Homer, N. Y.,
1812-17; in Blandford, Mass., 1817-37; in Dayton, O., from 1837,
untQ his death. He d. in Mich., 1852.
CHZLDBXH.
8384. Room, b. Oct 17, 1818; m. May 6, 1885» George L. Houghton of
Columbus, O.
2385. BeUe^, b. July 88. 1816; d. in Homer, N. Y., 1817.
8886. Truman, b. June 29, 1819; d. in Blandford, Iklass., 1825, ae. 6.
8887. outer, b. Jan. 15, 1822; m. ,. and d. in Dayton, O.,
Oct. 18, 1846, ». 24.
8888. Eleeta, b. Mch. 8, 1885; d. 1838, e. 18.
1694.
LoviBA NoBLX, dau. of Elihu, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Oct.
14, 1797, and d. in Fort Ann, N. Y., Sept 20, 1840, e. 42.
She m. abt 1814, Alexakber Black, to whom she was pub.
Dec. 11, 1814. He was s. of Archibald Black.
8889. Marif Ann, b. 1816; m. Isaac Ives, and removed to Ohio.
8840. Leverett, b. ; d
8841. Alflred, b.
8848. Sarah Jane, b. ; d.
8848. WiUMm, b.
16M.
MiLA NoBLB, dau. of Elihu, was b. in Blandford, Mass., June
28, 1799, and at last report, resided in Chicopee Falls, Mass.
She m. March 7, 1819, Lmus Stbickland, b. Aug. 12, 1794, s.
of Elijah and Betsey (Gray) Strickland. He d. in North Adams,
u, Feb. 12, 1841, m. 46.
8844. Chad, b. Feb.. 88, 1820, in Oill, Mass. ; d same day.
8845. mihu Gray, b. Apr. 84, 1821, in Gill; d Oct 1, 1842, s. 21.
8846. Harriet KefoeU, b. Sept 15, 1828, in Gill; m. Sept 8, 1844, James
Bly, and removed to Chicopee Falls, Mass.
8847. Ja^ FranJeUn, b. July 17, 1825, in GUI; resided for a time in
Westfield, Mass.
8848. Linui AueHn, b. Sept 8, 1827, in GUI; rasided in Brandon, Yt,
andd. —
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294 DV80KNDAHT8 OF TB01CA8 KOBLB.
d348. SaraJi, Bmdine, b. Dec. 80, 1880, in Gill; d. in North Adams,
MasB., Sept. 18, 1884, e. 8.
8890. Ef^ BrcekeU, b. Dec. 28, 1887, in North Adams; and there d.
May 88, 1841, «. 8.
1W7.
Hamnah Noblk, dau. of Elihu, was b. in Blandford, Mass.,
March 31, 1802.
She m. Sept. 27, 1827, Almon Pbeblbs, b. June 20, 1801, a. of
John Peebles of West Granville, Maas.
8851. Ndton Lorin, b. Sept. 9, 1828; d. July 25, 1881, m. 2.
2862. Henr^ Martin, b. Oct 29, 1880; m. May 5, 1858, Mary Jane Par-
sons. He settled in Blandf ord, Mass. , as a fanner.
2858. Chad, b. June 18, 1888; d. July 15, 1834, s. 18 mos.
2854. Hmrietta, b. May 29, 1885; d. Sept. 24, 1888, e. 8.
2855. Bmay AfUoineUe, b. Sept 24, 1887; m. Mch. 10, 1858. Henry Dayid
Tinker of Blandf ord, Mass.
2856. Mary Jane, b. Jan. 7, 1840; d. July 16, 1842, m. 2.
2857. EUhu KMe, b. June 12, 1842.
1699.
Blxhu Noblk, 8. of Elihu, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Oct 10,
1806, and d. in Columbia, Wayne Co., 0., Oct 14, 1839, ». 33.
He m. [Sallt?] Eliza Smith, b. May, 1816, dau. of William
Smith of Blandford, Maas. She m. (2) Daniel Webster of Ridge-
field, Lorain Co., 0.
CHZLDBBN.
2868. mnerva, b. Aug. 8, 1884; d. in Ohio, Not., 1858, m. 19.
2859. CkiMn BndOi, b. July 4, 1886.
2860. JarmEHhu, b. Dec. 25, 188a
1799.
Bbthu Noblk, dau. of SUaa, was b. in Russell, Maaa., Feb. 24,
1787, and d. in Chicopee, Mass., Oct. 11, 1867, m. 80.
She m. Feb. 16, 1809, Alsxakdbb Oowbt, b. Aug. 9, 1786.
He was a fanner in East OranviUe, Mass., and was killed by the
fall of a tree, May 2, 1823, m. 36.
chzldbxh.
2861. MUe CMUm, b. Jan. 9, 1810; m. Oct 22, 1882, Lydia GraTes.
He was a fanner, clothier, and axe-maker, and d. in CoUinsrille,
Conn., Oct 11, 1848, m, 88. '
2862. JOannah Sophia, b. Aug. 10, 1811; m. Feb., 1887, Vastus Parks, a
fanner. She d. in RusseU, Mass., May 11, 1862, ». 50.
2868. JamM Harper, b. Oct. 1, 1818; m. Jan., 1887, Abigail LeisweU.
He was a grocer in Hartford, Conn., but d. in Feeding Hills, Mass.,
July 6, 1840, m. 26.
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2864. MarUn Strtmg, b. Sept 1, 1815; m. Mch. 11, 1847, Mary A. Hall.
2865. P&rUr SU, b. Dec. 6, 1817; m. Jan. 1, 1846, Julia Bates.
2866. StOmne Belhia, b. May 18. 1820; m. 1840, Lucius B. Chapin, and
d. in Chicopee, Mass., Jan. 8, 1876.
2867. Amanda, b. Apr. 27, 1822; m. 0) Not. 8, 1842, Lucius
Pbelps Bishop, a fanner and mechanic in Russell, Mass., until
Jan. 1, 1854, when he removed to Hartford, Conn., and d. Jan. 15,
1854, e. 84; (2) Thorp, and resides, 1876, in Holyoke, Mass.
iroi.
Silas Nobli, s. of Silas, was b. Jan. 19, 1789, and d. in Bland-
ford, Mass., Nov. 12, 1841, b. 53.
He m. HuLDAH Ebbp, b. in West Oranville, Mass., dau. of Syl-
▼anus Keep. She d. in West OianviUe.
CEQUDBBK.
2868. Malafitha, b. Dec. 28, 1817; m. Dec. 8, 1841, Frederic A. Klpley,
8. of John Ripley of Blandford. Children. 1. Lucinda A., b.
Not. 80, 1844; 2. Mary, b. Feb. 28, 1849.
2860. Abiffaa, b. July 26, 1820; m. Apr. 17, 1847, James D. Ripley, s.
of John Ripley of Blandford. Child. Bilas Lorenzo, b. Sept. 25,
2870. Minena, b. Mch. 7, 1826; d. Oct. 27, 1829, m, 8.
2871. Lorenao, b. Nov. 22, 1880; is, 1877, a farmer in East Gnnville,
1709.
RoLAHD NoBLK, s. of Silas, WES b. March 5, 1791.
He m. (I) Oct 2, 1817, Roxa Fbost, b. Feb. 17, 1796, dan. of
David Frost
He m. (2) Dec 16, 1845, EnmcB Orakobb of Southwick,
GEZI^DBXN.
2872. WeaUhy Frctt, b. July 7, 1818; m. William J. Ripley, s. of
John Ripley. She d. without issue, Apr. 17, 1842, e. 28.
2878. Luanda ArdOia, b. July 14, 1820; d. July 17, 1841, e. 21.
2874. Edwin Chatiet, b. Oct 14, 1828; m. , an adopted
dau. of Mr. King, and resides, 1877, in East Granville, Mass. He
prob. had son, Charl^, who d. Aug. 11, 1855, «. a
Rbubvn Noble, s. of Silas, was b. Feb. 26, 1793, and resided
in Oranville, Mass., where he d. Apr. 24, 1855, ». 62.
He m. Jan. 27, 1820, Ctkthia Oowdt, b. in Russell, Mass., Apr.
18, 1800, dau. of Alexander Oowdy, b. in Enfield, Conn., Jan. 19,
1762, who d. in Russell, Mass., May 12, 1826, and Hannah McOreg-
ory, b. in Somers, Conn., Feb. 3, 1760, who d in Enficld, Conn.,
Sept 3, 1837.
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CHILOBBN.
d875. OrvOs, b. Jan. 2, 1821. in RiumU, Mms.; bl Kot. 26,
1846, Caroline Amelia Bates, dan. of ChaileB iVederic Bates of
Oianyille, and resides, 1876, in Urbana, O.
2876. Mdma, b. Sept. 28, 1822, in Somers, Conn. ; m. Feb. 8, 1864,
Dayton Loomis, a farmer of Westfleld, Mass.
2877. SOm, b. Dec. 2, 1824, in Bomers; m. Charlotte A. Gib-
bons.
2878. Sarah Ann, b. Feb. 1, 1828, in GranTille, Mass. ; m. 0) O. L.
Oibi>on8; (2) D. Loomis.
2879. EOen Clarista, b. July 9, 1845, in Granville, Mass.; m. Jan. 27.
1875, Frank Seymour Henry, b. in Springfield. Mass., Jan. 9, 18^,
s. of Simon Nelson and Mary Harriet (Seymour) Heniy. He is a
mechanic in Granville Comers. Mass.
1704.
LuoT NoBLi, dau. of Silas, was b. March 27, 1795, and d. at
the birth of her only child, Aug. 21, 1821, e. 26.
She m. June, 1818, William Hall.
CHILD*
2880. lAiey, b. Aug. 21, 1821; m. May, 1844, Samuel Bates, and settied in
Russell, Mass.
1705.
Albbbt Nobli, b. of Silas, was b. Nov. 20, 1797, resided in
Bnssell, MasB., and d. • He was a farmer. 9m$. Vl-tab*
He m. (1) Jan. 27, 1820, Ltjgt Flotd, b. Jan., 1800, dau. of
Robert Floyd. She d. May 8, 1842, m. 42.
He m. (2) Mrs. Mabvillx Rioos, b. Oct 2, 1802, dan. of En-
sign litcbfield. She m. (1) Feb. 7, 1821, Amasa Biggs, b. Oct
7, 1797.
GHILD1UEN BT FIB8T XABXIAOB.
2881. B»uhenB„ b. Nov.
2882. Baay X., b. July 8. 1824; m. Kov. 10, 1841, Benajah S. Brock-
ett, and d. Feb. 28, 1848, m, 18.
2888. LoTinda M., b. Mch. 14, 1827; m. Nov. 28 or 29, 1844, Alva Bishop,
and d. Mch. 27, 1849, «. 22. Child. Loiinda M., b. Mch. 27.
1849.
2884. AlbeH W„ b. July 27, 1820; m. Apr. 20, 1850, Maria .
2885. Lw^ Beihia, b. May 1. 1881 ; m. May 19, 1860. James Blakeslee of
Russell, b. abt 1826, s. of Manning Blakeslee.
1706.
Chablottx Noble, dau. of Silas, was b. Mch. 17, 1800, in Rus-
sell, Mass., and d. Aug. 5, 1850, f. 50.
She m. Oct, 1819, Samuel Ekoz of Blandford, Mass., b. Aug.
7, 1796. He was a blacksmith.
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CHILDREN.
2886. Harriet Minerta, b. 15, 1820; m. Michael Craft of Leicester,
Mass.
2887. Bophronia Luey, b. July 17, 1823; m. Jan. 20, 1841, William Whit-
ney of South Boeton, Mass.
2888. BmOine, b. Apr. 16, 1826; m. May 24, 1846, Zicl Riggs.
2889. JameB Hooper, b. Nov. 4, 1828.
2390. Henrjf Martyrs, b. Aug. 17, 1888.
2891. Beteey Trpphena, b. Oct. 17, 1886; d. Oct 18, 1888, ae. 1.
2892. WaUam Samuel, b. Jan. 27, 1841.
1T07.
8sTH Noble, s. of Silas, was b. in Russell, Mass., Jan. 20, 1802,
and resided after his marriage, in West Springfield, Mass... until
Sept, 1833, when he removed to Eaton, Lorain Co., C, and in
July, 1836, to Marion (P. 0. Byron), Ogle Go., LL, where he, 1877,
resides. He was by trade a wagon-maker, but became a farmer,
on his removal to Ohio.
He m. (1) Nov. 16, 1826, Mabt McIntiiue, b. in Delhi, N. Y.,
Aug. 16, 1804, dau. of Ely and Diana (Robinson) Mclntire. She
d. in Marion, HI., July 6, 1845, e. 40.
He m. (2) Dec. 6, 1853, Mrs. Mabia More, b. in Amsterdam,
N. Y., Jan. 20, 1816, dau. of Joseph and Rebecca (Fairchilds)
Leper. She m. (1) J>ec. 29, 1842, John More, a farmer, who
resided in Amsterdam, N. Y., and there d. Dec. 17, 1850.
CBILDBEH BT FIB8T XABBIAOB.
fSm, Ornner, b. 17ov. 8, 1827, in West Springfield ;m. Sarah A.
Dwig^t
2894. Luejf, b. Jan. 16, 1880, in West Springfield; m. Samuel
K Morley.
2896. Lorinda, b. Mch. 22, 1882, in West Springfield; d. in Ma-
rion, Jan. 8, 1889, n. 6.
2896. Lorain, b. Dec. 28, 1884, in Eaton; m. Horace H. Drake.
2897. 8iUu, b. Aug. 28, 1887, in Marion; m. Amanda A.
Preston.
2898. Fiancee Augtuta, b. May 18, 1840, in Marion; m. S. M. Benedict.
2899. JuUa Ann, b. Aug. 14, 1842, in Marion; m. Dec. 2, 1860,
Hugh BagsB, and d. Oct 2, 1861, m. 19. She bad no children.
ItOS.
Mabt Am Noblb, dau. of Silas, was b. Jan. 7, 1809, and d.
July 26, 1842, m, 33.
She m. Dec. 25, 1828, Bbnjaion Bbnmxt, b. Aug. 31, 1801,
who settled in Russell, Mass.
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CHILD1UEN.
MX). Hannah Minerva, b. Jan. 15, 1881; m. Stanton S. Clark.
8401. SeOi Noble, b. July 15. 1886.
2402. NeUon WWiam, b. Feb. 1. 1889.
ITOSa.
Hkrct Nobls, daiL of Medad, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Nov.
24, 1785, and removed to East Mendon, Monroe Co., N. Y.
She m. July 11, 1813, Joseph Olnet, b. in North Scitoate,
R. L, Aug. 16, 1787, a. of Emer and Elisabeth Olney.
CHILDBEN.
9408. Jonathan Frary, b. Feb. 16, 1815, in Columbus, N. T. ; m. Oct 17,
1888, Jane Woolston, and resides, 1876, in Penfield, Monroe Co.,
N. Y.
9404. Fra^Min, b. May 14, 1817, in Columbus, N. Y. ; m. (1) Nov.
15, 1848, Eliza J. Benson; (9) Sept. 98, 1848, Anstis Boot He re-
sides, 1876, in Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y.
9405. Cyru%, b. Sept 28, 1819, in Victor, N. Y. ; m. (1) ;
(9) Jan. 7, 1850, Mary P. Ohiey, and resides, 1876, in Pittsford,
Monroe Co., N. Y.
9406. HarriMi, b. Jan. 9, 1899, in Tictor; resides, 1876, in PitU-
ford, Monroe Co., N. Y.
9407. Jifhn, b. Apr. 14, 1894, in Mendon, N. Y.; m. Oct. 5,
1848, Lydia W. Olney, and resides, 1876, in Bushnell's Basin, N. Y.
9408. Merq/Awn, b. Oct 94, 1896, in Mendon; m. Oct 8, 1845,
William H. Armstrong, and settled in Pittsford, N. Y.
9409. Sarah, b. Oct 98, 1880, in Mendon; m. May 1, 1851,
Lorton Gibson, and settled in East Mendon, N. Y.
1710.
Levi Noble, s. of Medad, was b. in Blandford, Mass., June 22,
1792, was a fanner, and settled in Richmond (Honeoye P. C),
Ontario Co.. N. Y.
He m. (1) Dec. 80, 1818, Aubeua SrEEi^b. Oct 8, 1800, dan.
of Roderick Steel. She d. in Richmond, Oct 9, 1838, e. 38.
He m. (2) May 28, 1839, Asbnath Fbink, b. July 18, 1804, dau.
of Samuel Fxink.
CHILDBEN BT FIBST MARBIAOE.
9410. Horace, b. Feb. 8, 1890; m. June 90, 1844, Martha RoberU,
b. Mcb. - 96, 1897, dau. of Hezekiah and Hannah Roberts. He re-
moved to Canadice, Ontario Co., N. Y. Children. 1. Harriet G.,
b. June 17, 1846; 9. Levi G., b. Feb. 17, 1850; 8. Joseph C, b.
Dec. 99, 1851.
9411. Lifdia, b. Oct 19, 1821 ; m. July 19, 1888, Decker Hop-
pough, b. in Frankfort, K Y., s. of Peter and Margera Hoppougb,
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and removed to CanadicCp N. Y. Cbndrcn. 1. Harriet AurcHa, b.
Jul 10, 1842; 2. Mary Bmeline, b. Nov. 19, 1843; 8. Caroline, b.
Feb. 18, 1848; 4. George Peter, b. Dec. 18, 1845; 5. Frances Levi,
b. Apr. 80, 1850.
2412. Jchn, b. June 15, 1824; m. June 19, 1852, Sophia RoberU,
b. in Naples, N. T., Dec 81, 1880, dau. of Hezekiah Roberts, and
settled in Richmond, N. T.
2418. MaryBmeUfu, b. Bept. 19, 1826; m. Apr. 22, 1844, Alexander Hew-
ett, b. in Edinburgh, Saratoga Co., N. Y., Mch. 25, 1818, s. of Asa
Hewett, and settled in Allen, Hillsdale Co., Mich. Children bom
in Allen. 1. Aurelia, b. B^t. 22, 1845; 2. William Eugene, b.
Sept. 20, 1848; 8. Mary, b. Jan. 80, 1851.
2414. Levi, b. Apr. 17, 1828; res. in Richmond, N. Y.
2415. Oeorge, b. Dec 8, 1880; m. Bept. 20, 1851, Eliza Carr, b.
in Springport, N. Y., Nov. 5, 1882, dau. of Samuel and Rachel
Carr. She d. Mch. 22, 1852. Child. Eliza, b. Mch. 9, 1852.
2416. Harriet, b. Apr. 27, 1884.
1719.
BoHAK NoBLi, B. of Modad, was b. in Blandford, Mass., March
30, 1797. He resided in Richmond, N. Y., and West Bloomfield,
N. Y^ until Aug., 1845, when he removed to Yankee Settlement,
Delaware Co., Iowa, of which place, prior to 1856, he was post-
master for several years. He is a farmer, as are all his sons.
His P. 0. address, 1875, is Edgewood, Iowa, the name of his
P. 0. having been changed.
He m. (1) March 30, 1819, BmncE Ooodssll, b. in Wells, Vt.
May 3, 1795, dau. of Daniel H. GoodselL She d. without issue,
1820, ». abt 25.
He OL (2) Jan. 21, 1821, Mrs. Cththia Aloxb, b, in Canaan,
Columbia Co., N. Y., Dec. 19, 1787, dau. of Daniel H. Gk>odsell,
and sister of his former wife. Shad, in Honey Creek, Delaware
Co., Iowa, Jan. 16, 1860, e. 72.
OHILDBBK BT BBCOKB XABBZAQB.
2417. DofM Bohan, b. Mch. 18, 1822; m. Minerva FM.
24ia Albert Ooodedl, b. Apr. H 1824; m. (i) h. C. Richards; (2)
L.L.RuiL
2419. IMraeiui JanaOan, b. Mch. 29, 1826; m. EUsa J. Reese.
2420. Orren Bmmant, b. Feb. 5, 1828; m. Hannah J. EeUooL
1T18.
TmsEAB Feabt Noble, b. of Medad, was b. in Blandf ord, Mass.^
July 31, 1799. He resided, subsequent to his marriage, (except
from 1843-46, when he lived in Richmond, N. Y.,) up to 1866, in
Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., where he was a deacon in the
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Congregational church. He then removed to Dutch Creek, Wash-
ington Co., Iowa, where he still, Feb., 1876, resides.
He m. July 16, 1817, Alma SteybnSi b. in Amherst, N. H.
Aug. 22, 1801, dau. of Jesse and Molly (Spaulding) Stevens.
She d. in Dutch Creek, Sept. 22, 1872, m. 71.
childben.
8421. OlaruM, b. Kov. 2. 1817, in Richmond, K. T.; d. in
Kapoli, K. T., July 4, 1885, m. 17.
2422. AmeUa, b Apr. 28, 1820, in Richmond; d. Aug. 80,
1887, m, 17.
2428. Broitui Phineas. b. Mch. 28, 1822, in KapoU, K. T. ; m. Sarah
RandalL
2424. Truman JBiMtddinff, b. Feb. 18, 1828, in Kapoli; m. Orinda Ran-
daU.
2425. Elvira, b. Feb. 14, 1880, in KapoU; m. Solomon F.
Nichols.
2426. Alma, b. Feb. 28, 1888, in Kapoli; and there d. July
16. 1886, m. 2.
2427. Benr^ Mart^, b. Sept. 18, 1886, in Kapoli; d. Sept 14. 1887,
«. 11 mos.
2428. AMn 8t€wart, b. Mch. 12, 1840, in Kapoli.
1T14.
LoBiN Noble, s. of Medad, was b. in Pompey, N. Y., May 18|
1802. He resided in Richmond, N. Y., from 1804 to 1820, and
then removed to Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., and again in
Sept, 1853, to York (Plum Springs P. 0.), Delaware Co., Iowa.
His P. 0. address, 1875, is Edgewood, Iowa.
He m. Apr. 6, 1825, Faknt Boabdman, b. Mch. 29, 1806, dau.
of Timothy Boardman.
chilidbbn.
2429. ffarriet, b. Dec. 27, 1826; d. Mch. 8, 1828, «. 1.
2480. Harriion, b. Aug. 7, 1829; m. Dec. 81, 1857, Roeannah £. Holt, b.
in Rutland, Meigs Co., O., Sept 20, 1888, dau. of Aaron Holt, and
removed to York, Iowa.
2481. TmoOiy, b. May 80, 1881; m. July 2, 1856, Susanna Jones, b. in
Rutiand, O., June 25, 1888, dau. of William Jones, and removed to
Ck>ld Water, Iowa. Child. Son, b. Jan. 14, 1858.
2482. Dmght, b. Mch. 14, 1888.
2488. BmUy, b. Kov. 16, 1884; m Oct 28, 1854, Martin B. Richaids,
and removed to Lodomillo, Iowa. Chfld. Harriet, b. Aug. 15, 1855.
2484. Hoffiet, b. Feb 16, 1886.
2485. Bmuoe, b. Nov. 9, 1844.
JoHATHAN Noblb, s. of Msdad, was b. in Richmond, N. Y., Nov.
23, 1804, resided in Yankee Springs, Iowa, and d. abt 1865^
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He m. Feb. 28, 1828, Martha Obay, b. in Lima, N. Y., Apr.
30, 1802, dau. of Simeon Gray. She resides, 1876, in Lodomillo,
Iowa, her P. 0. address being Strawberry Point, Iowa.
CBXLDIIEN.
2486. Ltd Richardton, b. Doc. 29, 1880; m. Mcb. 9, 1854, Lucinda Asena
Haskell, b. in Busti, N. T., Noy. 19, 1882. He remoTcd, in 1675,
from Lodomillo, Iowa, to Strawbeny Point, Clayton Co., Iowa.
He is a farmer. Children bom. in Lodomillo. 1. Clarence Franklin,
b. May 25, 1855, d. Dec. 9, 1868, m. 18; 2. Leonard Orcutt, b. Sept
1, 1856, d. KoY. 8, 1868, ffi. 13; 8. Elmina Martha, b. Dec. 21, 1862,
in Lodomillo.
2487. L^ieim Lonn, b. July 15, 1882; m. Dec. 19, 1858, Eliziibeth Elviza
Eidner, b. in Homer, Licking Co., O., Oct 19, 1841, dau. of Amos
and Malinda (McLane) Eidner. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876,
In Lodomillo, Iowa, his P. O. address being Strawberry Point, Iowa.
Children bom in Lodomillo. 1. Cora Amy, b. Sept 12, 1860; 2. Enmia
Dell, b. Jan. 14, 1864.
2488. Franklin Oray, b. May 8, 1843. He resides, 1876, unm., in Lodo-
millo, Iowa, his P. O. address being Strawberr}- Point, Iowa, and is
a farmer.
I7d4.
QuABTUB NoBLi, 8. of SolomoB, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Nov.
17, 1790, and d. in Cortknd, N. Y., Apr. 11, 1846, 89. 55. He was
a blacksmith.
He m. (1) Apr. 18, 1816, Pknikah Todd, b. Mch. 4, 1799, dan.
of Dan Todd of Homer, N. Y. She d. in Homer, N. Y., Joly 5,
1827, 89. 28.
He m. (2) Nov. 11, 1827, MimBVA Stebbhtb of Cortlandville,
N. Y., b. Apr. 1, . She d. Apr. 25, 1830.
He m. (3) Jnly 17, 1833, Cabolins WiLUAKB,b. Sept 10, 1815,
the adopted dau. of Mrs. Lydia Bates of Cortlandville.
CHILDBEN BT SECOND MARBIAOE.
2489. Datid Wade, b. ; removed to the South.
2440. CharUi Emermm, \. Apr. 18, 1880; m. June 28, 1850, Maiy
Johnson. Chfld. Charles Otis, bw Mch. 15, 1851.
OHXLDBEN BT THIBD MABBIAOS.
2441. Laii SUtabeth, b. Apr. 7, 1884; d. July 29, 1887, «. 8.
24^. Auguita Goodyear, b. Kov. 22, 1885; d. Mch. 20, 1837.
2448. Jooeph Oixm, b. Kov. 8, 1888.
%i/iL Thereta Ann, b. Feb. 6,1841.
2445. Tfi€odffre FreUnghuy$en, b. Apr. 18, 1844.
2446. Mary Maria, b. Mch. 81, 1846.
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Mdvxbva Noblb, cLaq. of Solomon, was b. in Bkndford, Haas.,
Oct 23, 1792. After the death of her second husband, she went
West, and resided with ber daughter in Jacksonyille, HL, and
Terre Haute, Ind., and d. in Jacksonville, Apr. 17, 1854, m, 61.
She m. (1) Nov. 6, 1811, Eli Boisb Haiclton, b. in Blandford,
Mass., June 27, 1790, s. of John Hamilton. He removed, prior to
1820, to Westfield, Mass., and there practiced law. He d. in West-
field, Aug. 25, 1833, tt. 40.
Slie m. (2) HeBekdah Robinson, who d., as is supposed, in West
Granville, Mass., in the autumn of 1842.
CHZLDBBH BT FnUT ICABBIAQB.
B447. Abiffoa BmUnia, b. Feb. 22, 1812, in Blandford; m. Oct 8, 1888,
Joseph Walker King, a jeweler, and reddes, 1876, in JackaonviUe,
m.
9448. WOiNMi, b. Aug. 17, 1815, In Blandford; m. CaroUne
Wright. He read law with his uncle, C. T. Noble, in Terre Haute,
Ind., was admitted to the bar in Nov., 1843, resided in Terre Haute,
and d., greatly lamented, Aug. 21, 18S2, e. 87.
9449. AJlimira MeUua, b. Sept 18, 1890, in Westfield; d. in JacksonvlUe,
July 8, 1848, m, 12.
ITM.
Solomon Noble, b. of Solomon, was b. in Blandford, Mass., March
12, 1795, and d. in Watertown, Conn., Dec. 6, 1868, m. 73. He
was by trade a stone-mason, and resided in Warren, Newtown,
and WatertowD, Conn.
He m. Apr., 1826, or Apr. 8, 1827, Sarah Ann Bbablet, b. in
Litchfield, Conn., Nov. 12, 1808, dau. of Joseph and Elisabeth
(Swan) Bradley. She d. Feb. 24, 1843, b. 84.
CHILD1UEN BOBN IK WAXBBN.
24B0. Q^i^rge BOen, b. Feb. 29, 1889; m. Mary O. Hicks.
2451. CAofte (Hi$, b. July 26, 1881; bl Margaret Collins.
2452. LoU OanUUa, b. Oct 27, 1888; m. William B. Benham.
2458. MeUita Maria, b. June 10, 1886; m (1) €^- B- Carley; 9) K
Morrow.
2454. Muisrva Bdhia, b. July 8, 1888; m. Heniy B. Parmelee.
2455. Aiwy AymMir, b. Nov. 12, 1840; m. (1) M Hicks; (2) L. J.
KInchliffe.
irar.
Loo NoBL^ dau. of Solomon, was b. in Blandford, Mass., Feb.
25, 1797, and resides, 1876, in McOrawville, Cortland Co., N. Y.
She m. Feb. 23, 1819, Oilmou Kimnet, b. in Preston, Conn.,
July 22, 1796, s. of Moses Kinney of Preston, Conn., and Cortland-
viUe, N. Y. He d. Dec. 15, 1856, ». 60.
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CHILDBEIV.
3456. Lorin Augustus, b. Jan. 10, 1820; d. May 17, 1886, m. 16.
2457. OnanAkmao, b. Oct 81, 1821; m. Feb. 25, 1846, Julia Freeman,
and resides, 1876, in McGrawviDe, N. Y.
2458. MiftenaAlnura^h. Jan. 9, 1828; d. May 7, 1828, s. 8 mos.
8450. SOina, b. Feb. 1, 1824.
2460. Cflariaaa Maria, b. Apr. 28, 1827; m. Junel8,1850,Luciu8Babcock,
and resides, 1676, in McGrawville, N. Y.
2461. Sdwin RMten, b. Jan. 18, 1881; m. Jan. 14, 1852, Eleanor Deeker,
and d. of consumption, June 4, 1857, e. 26.
1T99.
Chablbs Thomas Noblb, a. of Solomon, was b. in Blandfoid,
Mass., July 18, 1801. He removed with his father to Homer,
Cortland Co., N. Y., and was one of the earliest pupils at Cort-
land academy in that town. He subsequently was a successful
teacher in New York and Indiana. In 1824 he removed to Terre
Haute, Yigo Co., Ind., and has since resided there. It was then a
village of 200 inhabitants, but has now, 1876, a population of at
least 21,000. The house raised for him Apr. 28, 1834, has been
his home ever since. Although admitted to the bar many years
since, he has practiced but little. He was for several years first
assessor, afterwards collector of taxes for Vigo Co., and subse-
quently, for fourteei^ years, derk of the circuit court, probate
court) and board of county comoiissioners.
He m. Apr. 29, 1834, Elizabsth Lucbstia Hebbiko, b. in Rising
Sun, Ohio County, Ind., Aug. 9, 1819, dau. of William and Dorcas
(Taylor) Herring.
CHTTiPRKW.
2462. JuUa, b. Apr. 22, 1889; d. Sept 80, 1841, s. 2.
2463. OharUi Thomoi, b. Kov. 2, 1842; left the Sophomore dass in
Indiana Sute CoUege, to enter the service of the United States as
private in the Civil war, and came out as first lieutenant. He is
now, 1876, a derk in the employ of the Indianapolis, Terre Haute,
Vandalia & St. Louis Railroad Co.
2464. Eluaifeth LucreUa, b. Aug. 21, 1851; d. July 19, 1858.
2465. WOi BanUUon, b. June 25/ 1854; is, 1876, a derk in the office
of the Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Vandalia & St Louis R R Co.
2466. Mary WhUnejf, b. May 16, 1857.
ITM.
AVxBT Otib Noblb, 8. of Solomon, was b. in Blandford, Mass.,
Nov. 3, 1803. He resided for many years in Ravenna, Portage
Co., 0., but now, 1876, resides in Whiteford, Monroe Co.. Mich.
He is a farmer, and it is said that at the age of fifty, he could chop
seven cords of wood in a day.
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304 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAB NOBLE.
He m. Oct 19, 1834, Ann Woodbury, b. in Orwell, Vt, Jan.
16, 1815, dau. of Daniel and Speedey (Darky) Woodbury.
CHILDBEN BOBN IN BATSNXA.
UMa.Lai$ Elita, b. Apr. 28, 1888; ± in RaTenna, Oct. 15. 1888.
d467. Bef\famin Franklin, b. Sept. 4, 1889.
2468. Sarah AdeUne, b. June 14. 1841.
2469. Ohloe Julia, b. July 4, 1848.
2470. Maria Eliza, b. Oct 8. 1845.
2471. Laura EUzabeOt, b. June 24, 1848.
2472. Ann AfigeneUe, b. Feb. 4, 1850.
1T81.
Bbthia Noble, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Blandford, Mass.,
Dec. 17; 1805. She resided for a few years prior to her second
marriage in Terre Haute, Ind., whence she removed to Lyme,
Huron Co., 0., and thence, after about four years, to Bloomington,
McLean Co., HI. She resides, 1876, in Riverside, Washington
Co., Iowa.
She m. (1) Nov. 2, 1825, Jabed Hunt, who d. June 13, 1831.
She m. (2) Isaac Whitehead.
CHILDBEN BT FIBST ICABBIAOE.
2478. Harriet Maria, b. ; m. Thomas Hook of Terre Haute,
Ind., and d. «. abt 20.
2474. OhaHM Jwred, b. ; d. e. 6.
2475. FrancM Alby, b. ; m. Horsce Bancroft of Jacksonville,
DL
2476. Jwred, b. ; d. in Westfleld, Mass., «. 8.
child bt second mabbiaoe.
2477. Mary, b. ; m. Druf .
Chbsteb Clabk Noble, s. of Solomon, was b. in Blandford,
Mass., Sept. 16, 1807. He removed, in Dec., 1832, to Skaneateles,
N. T., and thence, in Dec., 1833, to Charlestown, Portage Co., 0.,
where he has continued to reside until the present time, 1876,
except during six months of the year 1835, which he spent in
Amherst, Lorain Co., 0. His P. 0. address is Freedom Station, 0.
He m. Dec. 27, 1840, Lauba Amell^ Pulsifeb, b. in Wind-
ham, 0., Apr. 16, 1819, dau. of Stephen Bean and Anna (Lyman)
Pnhdfer.
ohudben bobh nr chaklbctowr.
247a Newi Newkm, b. Nov. 6, 1841; m. Oct. 29, 1868, Aldorette Jeru-
iha Osmun, b. in Euclid, O., Sept. 14, 1852, dau. of Israel and Mary
Ann (Springer) Osmun. He resided in Weldon, Benzie Co., Mich.,
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B&AKCH OF THOMAB. 305
1866-1872, and from the latter date, to the prescDt time, 187tf, haa
resided in Shalcrsville, O., where he is a carpenter and Joiner. In
the CiTll war, he enlisted in Co. I, 28d Reg. of O. Infantry, at the
first call for ninety days* men, and at the expiration of that time,
enlisted for three years, May 22. 1861, in the same company and
regiment. He was discharged, Sept. 29, 1861, on account of sick-
ness. Children. 1. Charlotte Amelia, b. Aug. 11, 1870, in Weldon ;
2. Mar}' Eliza, b. Sept 9, 1873, in Shalersrille.
2479. Julia Btua, b. Feb. 20, 1844; m. Oct. 25, 1805, Homer Anson
Curtis, b. March 12, 1848, s. of Samuel and Harriet (Newel) Curtis.
He is, 1876, a fanner in Charlestown (P. O. Freedom Station), O.
No children.
2480. DaugJitcr, ) b. Kay 26, 1849; d. May 26, 1849.
2481. Davghter, ) b. May 26, 1849; d. May 26, 1849.
2482. Laura Amelia, b. Dec. 9, 1850; m. Feb. 12, 1871, Joseph Henry
Shoemaker, b. in Palmyta, Genesee Co., N. Y.. March 7, 1848, s.
of Joseph and Bethia (Wright) Shoemaker. He resides, 1670, in
Paris, Portage Co., O., his P. O. address being Freedom Station,
O. Children. 1. Jay Tompson, b. Sept. 18. 1878, in Ravenna, O. ;
2. Flora Era, b. Feb. 1, 1876.
2488. Oheiter GUn, b. Aug. 14, 1858; m. Dec 27, 1674, Ellen Maria
Porter, b. in Atwater, Portage Co., C, Apr. 7, 1859, dau. of Horace
and Sarah (Wilder) Porter. He is, 1676, a farmer in Charlestown,
O. Child. PersU Rosa* b. Apr. 28, 1876.
irss.
Joseph Denibon Noble, b. of Solomon, was b. in Blandford,
Mass., May 17, 1810. He removed, about 1833, to Charlestown,
0., and Uienoe, in 1845, to Eaton Rapids, Jackson Co., Mick,
where he has oontinned to reside up to the present time, 1876,
except for two years, about 1854-56, when he resided in Spring-
port, Jackson Co., Mich. He worked in the shop as a blacksmith,
until he became of age, and then became a fanner.
He m. Nov. 9, 1833, Anh Booth, b. in Tompkins Co., N. Y.,
Feb. 13, 1813, dau. of John Matthew and Susan (Lantennan)
Booth.
CBXLDBEH.
2484. Marjf Hden, ' b. Ang. 7, 1884, in Charlestown; m. (1)
Apr. 14, 1858, Henry Schoonmaker, b. Feb. 15, 1886, a of Daniel
and ICartha Ann (Stillman) Schoonmaker. He was a carpenter,
and d. Harch 4, 1861; (2) Nov. 26, 1868, Abel Geer Stoddard, b.
Sept. 22, 1818, a of Isaac and Catharine (Hazlitt) Stoddard. He
was a fanner. He d. Sept. 25, 1876. Ko children. She resides,
1876, in Eaton Rapids, Mich.
2485. Adelaide 8akme, b. Sept 5, 1886, in Clutrlestown, O. ; m. (1)
Nov. 80, 1851, Isaac Comelins Smith, b. Oct. 14, 1828, a of Isaac
and Frances (Walpole) Smith. He was a farmer, and resided in
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Eaton Bifida, Mich. He d. Much 4. 1809, «. 40; (2) July 17, 1870,
Hyman Manly Chit Knowlton, b. in Oakland, Mich., Dec. 87» 1842,
B. of Charles Ames and Hannah Melinda (Wilder) Knowlton. He
is, 1876, a fanner in Eaton Rapids, Mich. Children by first marriage.
1. Francis Denison, b. Jan. 18, 1854, m. March 5, 1876, Busan Hizer,
and is, 1876, a fanner in Eaton Rapids, Mich. ; 2. Charles Isaac, b.
Jan. 6, 1866, resides in Eaton Rapids; 8. Maiy Frances Amelia, b.
Dec. 17, 1858, m. March 26, 1876, Franklin John Rank, a fanner
in Eaton Rapids; 4. Emma Ann, b. Jan. 21, 1865.
2486. Wa$ Henry HamiUan, b. Sept. 10, 1888; d. «. 9.
2487. Bugen/B Cflark, b. Sept 24, 1840, in Charlestown, O. In the
CiTil war, he was, Sept. 14, 1861, mastered into Co. A, First
Mechanics' and Engineers' Reg. of Mich., was wounded in the bat-
Ue of PerryrUle, Ey., in Oct., 1862. and d. Not. 6, 1862, n. 22.
He was nnm., and a farmer in Eaton Rapids, before the war.
2488. LunaAmeUa, b. Sept 22, 1842, in Charlestown; m May
15, 1862, David J. Bradford, b. in Mich., March 11, 1886, s. of David
B. and Lydia (Hall) Bradford. Children b. in Eaton Rapids. 1.
Wells Eugene, b. Mch. 16, 1865; 2. David Don, b. Sept 1, 1869;
8. Minnie Harriet, b. Jan. 28, 1871; 4. Hyman Milton, b. Jan. 8,
1876.
2489. John Alf&rd, b. Jan. 80, 1844, in Charlestown, O. ; a
farmer in Eaton Rapids, Mich. In the Civil war he enUsted in 8th
Mich. Cavalry, and was mustered into the service, Aug. 18, 1864.
Having been taken prisoner, Nov. 27, 1864, and confined in Hakon-
bft, Ala., he lost his life, having been blown up, when on board
the Confederate Sultana, Apr. 27, 1865, m, 21.
2490. OMT^e BoM, b. Dec. 9, 1846, in Tyler, Mich. ; m. June
80, 1867, Mary Bradford, b. in Eaton Rapids, March 24, 1844, dau.
of David B. and Lydia (Hall) Bradford. He is, 1875, a farmer, in
Eaton Rapids. Ko children. In the Civil war he was mustered
into the United Sutes service, in 8th Mich. Cavalry, Aug. 18, 1864,
and mustered out, June, 1865.
2491. Hairtiei ISmma, b. Apr. 8, 1850, in Eaton Rapids, Mich.
17S4.
Mabia Psudbmck Noblb, dau. of Solomon, was b. Atig. 20,
1813. She lemored from Homer, N. Y., in 1835, to Lyme,
Huron Co., O., and atarted thence, Feb. 13, 1839, for Whitewater,
Walworth Co., Wis., where she baa since resided.
She m. March 27, 1834, Pbospeb Cbavath, b. in Cortland, N. Y.,
May 28, 1809, a. of Dea. Prosper and Miriam (Kinney) CravadL
He ia a lawyer, jnatice of the peace, and, 1875, poatmaater.
OBUjDVEJXm
2492. Emma FranaUa, b. Not. 80, 1884, in CortlandTille, N. Y. ; m. Not.
6, 1862, Dr. Willard Rice, and resides in Whitewater, Wis.
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S«»8. Pitt NMe, b. Aug. 1, 1844; graduated at the Uniyenity of
WiMonain, 1868; enlisted Hay 25, 1864, in 40th R^. Wia. Volun-
teers, and seired until the dose of the CItII war; was a member of
the Class of 1866 in Albany Law School, and is now a lawyer in
Algona, Kossuth Co., Iowa. He m. Oct. dO, 1867, Marcia Dowd.
Mbubba Ank Nobli, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Homer, N. T.,
Aug. 3, 1816, and resides, 1876, in Freedom Centre, Portage Co., O.
She m. Apr. 8, 1840, Waltbb Bonkzt Wbthxriu^ b. in Ches-
terfield, Mass., Nov. 5, 1812, s. of John and Hannali (Sprague)
WetberelL He was a manufacturer of stone pumps, in Newton
Falls, Trumbull Co., 0., and d. Jan. 13, 1857, 89. 45.
CBILDBBK.
841^ Am, b. Feb. 19, 1842; d. Feb. 90, 1842, m. 1 day.
2496. Chatiu (koar, b. June 21, 1848, in Oharlestown, O.; and there
d. Sept 0, 1848, «. 2 mos.
2426. Maria JSleeta, b. Oct 22, 1844, in Charlestown, O.; and there
d. Sept 25, 1846, SB. 11 mos.
%m, Ckatiu Henry, b. Apr. 15, 1846, in Gharlestown, O. He is, 1876,
a fanner, in Mantua, O.
2488. WaUNMe. b. Aug. 20, 1848, in Paris, O. He is, 1876, a far-
mer, in Mantua, O.
2409. FiZ^ur GotrtwMt^, b. June 15,1860, in Gharlestown, O.; nk Sept
28, 1874, Kancy Walter, and is, 1876, a fanner in Eaton Bapids,
Baton Co., Mich.
2500. Chuter Clark, b. June 28, 1852, in Gharlestown, O. ; m. Aug. 11,
1876, Lodicy Berry, and is, 1876, a fanner, in Mantua, O.
2501. (koar Walker, b. May 29, 1856, in Kewton, O.
1T41*
TiBZAH NoBLiB, dau. of Caleb, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept
19, 1790, and d. in Allegan, Allegan Co^ Mich., Oct 6, 1873,
m. 83.
She nt (1) Jan. 1, 1814, Silas Dujihjjc, b. in Norihmnberland,
Saratoga Co., N. Y., June 27, 1781, s. of Edward Dunham. He
was a fanner, in Henrietta and Bochester, N. Y., and Cooper,
Mich., and d. in Cooper, Feb. 13, 1839, m, 57.
She m. (2) Feb., 1840, Wait Fbanklin, b. in New Haren,
Conn., Apr. 8, 1773, s. of David and Sarah (Hubbard) Franklin.
He came, in 1838, from Watertown, N. Y., to Otsego, Mich.,
resided in Oun Plain and Ealamasoo, Mich., but d. in Otsego,
Allegan Co., May 13, 1868, m. 95. He was a tanner.
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CHILDBEK BT FIRST MABIUAOE.
8602. 3au>ard iToMtf, b. Oct 1, 1814, in Henrietta, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 14
1842, Jane Wlieeler. He was a bookkeeper, and d. in 8t Louis,
Mo., Hay 15, 1850, m, 85.
2508. AffndDwight, b. Apr. 1, 1816, in Henrietta; m. Dec. 25, 1844,
Helen May Howard. He resides, 1877, in Clinton, Iowa.
2504. SOoi Edwin, b. Feb. 22, 1819, in Henrietta; m. June 8, 1841,
Adelia Rood. He graduated in 1846, at Michigan UniTeraity, and
in 1861, at Kalamazoo Theological Seminary. He is a Baptist
clergyman, and has preached in Ann Arbor, Niles, Galesburg,
Laurens, Ceresco, and Lawton, Mich. He now, 1877, resides in the
latter place, but owing to the failure of his health, is unable to
preach.
2505. WeOey Higgim, b. Sept. 6, 1820. in Henrietta; m. June 6, 1841.
Cella Ann Clapp. He is, 1877, a fanper in Teed*8 Grove, Clinton
Co., Iowa.
2506. TiT9ah Maria, b. Sept 12, 1820, in Rochester, N. Y. ; and there d.
Aug. 10, 1826, SB. 22 mos.
2507. Tinah Maria, b. June 8, 1829, in Henrietta, N. Y. ; m. (1) I>«c.
25, 1849, Henry Moore, a ma£ufacturer of saleratus, in Kalamazoo,
Mich; (2) Not. 8, 1858, Duncan Arthur McMartin. He resides,
1877, in 'Allegan, Mich., and is treasurer of AU^gan Co.
2606. Albert Cyprian, b. Oct 1, 1881, in Rochester, N. Y. ; and there d.
Aug. 28, 1888, SB. 22 mos.
1744.
Stltebtbb Noble, b. of Caleb, was b. in Steuben, Oneida Co.,
N. Y., Nov. 26, 1796, and d. in Shelby, Orleans Co., N. Y., Nov.
23, 1869, a. 73. About the year 1812, he removed withhis father^s
family from Steuben, N. Y., to Henrietta^ Monroe Co., N. Y.;
about the year 1818, to Barre, Orleans Co., N. Y.; and in 1852, to
Shelby, Orleans Co., N. Y. He was a farmer.
He m. (1) Dec. 26, 1827, Elvira Pibbbon, b. prob. in Henrietta,
N. Y., Sept, 1809, dau. of Sheldon Pierson. She d. in Bane,
N. Y., Feb. 12, 1833, ». 23.
He m. (2) Aug. 4, 1833, Flavilla Ajcaiida Abhlbt, b. in Clare-
mont^ N. H., Sept 11, 1807, dau. of Robert Anthony and Fanny
(Petty) Ashley. She d., in Johnson's Creek, Niagara Co., N. Y.,
Oct 14, 1877, ». 70.
OHILDBBN BT FIBST MABBL4GB BOBN IN BABBB.
2509. Luey Ludna, b. Nov. 6, 1828; m. Sept 9, 1849, George Grinnell,
a farmer, who resides, 1876, in Hammond, Bt. Croix Co., Wis.
Children. 1. Berton Eugene, b. in Bane, N. Y. ; 2. Eva Lorette, d.
SB. 19; & Noah Leslie, b. hi Barre, N. Y.; 4. Ida May, d. m. 2; 5.
Addle Estelle, b. in Hammond, Wis. ; 6. Esla A
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9510. SkMan Pientm, b. Oct 15, 1880; m. Feb., 1858. Ellen Ryan. He
is a fanner, and reaides, 1876, in Mount Carroll, Carroll Ca, DL
Children. 1. Ida; 8. Frederick.
8511. John J^hantu, b. Jaly 82, 1832; m. Feb. 22, 1858, Martha Crane.
He is a farmer, and resides, 1876, in Hammond, 8t Croix Co., Wis.
Children bom in Bane, K.Y. 1. Julia,d. inBhelby, n.2; 2. Fred<
crick; 8. Imogene.
CBILDBBH BT SEBOOSn) lUBBIAOX BOBX OT BASBX.
8618. QKTaifuM^$9$a,h. Mch. 80, 1885; m. Sept 27, 1868, Morris Brad-
ley, a farmer, who resides, 1876, in Johnson's Creek, town of Hart-
land, Niagara Co., K. T. Children. 1. Burt, b. June 1, 1870, in
Hartland; 2. May, b. July 17, 1872; a Edith Amanda, b. Jan. 18,
1876.
8518. F)rance$mvira, b. Not. 7, 1886; m. May 15, 1866, Joel Linsley, b.
in Cornwall, Vt, Nor. 88, 1827, a. of Horace And Betsey (Samson)
Linsley, being his second wife. He finished, in 1856, a four years'
course of study at Amherst College, although he did not take his
degree; graduated, in 1859, at Union Theological Seminary in New
York city; was ordained as a Cong, minister, Apr. 1, 1860; was
stated supply in HUlsborough. IlL, 1860-61, and in Manlius, N. Y.,
1861-62. He has since devoted his attention to agriculture, in
Shelby, N. Y., 1868-78, and from 1878 to the present time. 1877, in
Cnilpeper, Va. Children. 1. Howard Koble, b. in Shelby, K. Y.,
Feb. 4, 1867; 2. Helen Addic. b. June 22, 1869, in 8helby,and there
d. Sept 1, 1870,. SB. 1; 8. Grace, b. Oct 11, 1871, in Shelby; 4.
Horace, b. Sept. 28, 1878, in Culpeper, Va. ; 5. Clajrton, b. Feb. 8,
1876, in Culpeper, and there d. Apr. 27, 1876, m. 2 mos. ; 6. Royal
DeForest, b. May 80, 1877, in Culpeper.
2514. AlmrdAddai(U,\}, Aug. 28, 1888; m. Oct 14, 1860, Myron Judson
Benson, b. in Lockport, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1881, s. of Judson and Roz-
cenia (Lothridge) Benson, being his second wife. She d. in Brook-
lyn, K. Y.. Dec. 10, 1874, m, 87. He is, 1877, a commission dealer
at 470 Broadway, New York city, his residence being at 190 Madison
St , Brooklyn, N. Y. [He m. (1) Sarah Jane Letto, who d. in Shelby,
N. Y., Jan. 8, 1858; (8) Apr. 22. 1876, Elizabeth Ross, b. in Royalton,
N. Y., July 5, 1848.] Child. Bertha Rozcenia, b. Oct 26, 1868, in
Medina, N. Y.
8615. AnnElim, b. July 15, 1840; m. May 14, 1862, John Griffith
Crapsey Liddle, b. in Shelby, N. Y., Apr. 20, 1885, s. of Adamand
Linda Mirah Crapsey. She d. in Shelby Centre, N. Y., Apr. 14,
1868, SB. 27. AfUr her death, Mr. Liddle m. (2) 1870, Elizabeth M.
Miller. He resided in Moscow, Mich., Philo, Sidney, and Homer,
m., and d. in the latter place. Sept 12, 1875, sb. 40. He was a
achod-teacher. Children bom in Shelby. 1. Florence, b. Mch. 18,
1868, d. Sept 4, 1866. sb. 2; 2. Charles Ashley, b. May 27, 1866; 8.
AnnaElisa, b. June 88, 186a
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B516. BOen Amanda, b. Dec. 19, 1841; m. Nor. $, ises, EdwudPoiKm,
b. in Wright, Schoharie Co., N. Y., Aug. 2, 1841, s. of ConieUus
yen Dyke and Aitemieia (SimpkioB) Possod. Bhe d. without iesoe,
in Shelby. N. Y., Oct. 29, 1868, b. 21. He m. (2) Kov. 8, 1864,
Bamkntha Almeda Williame. He was a fanner and school-teacher
np to Apr. 1, 1878, when he commenced the stady of the law, with
Henry A. Childs of Medina, and was admitted to the bar, Apr. 8,
1876. He was elected, Kot., 1876, school commissioner for Orleans
Co., an office which he still, 1877, retains. He resides in Medina.
8617. Martha Jans, b. June 1, 1846; d. in Shelby, K. Y., Jan. 11, 1864,
26ia IkUa Qsrtrude, b. Dec. 19, 1848; m. Mch. 11. 1869, Franklin MU-
ton Bcny, a farmer, who resides, 1876, in Hammond, St Croix Ca,
Wis. Children. 1. Addie, b. Mch. 18, 1870, in Shelby, K. Y., d.
in Hammond, Wis., 1872; 2. Ida Amanda, b. July 4, 1878, in Wis. ;
a Myron Ashlqr, b. May 29, 1874.
Sophia Noble, dan. of Caleb, was b. in Steuben, Oneida Ca,
N. Y., Jan. 9, 1799, and d. McL 2, 1856, m. 57.
She m. Oct 30, 1816, Lkbbsus Sribwood. He was a farmer,
and removed, Sept, 1833, to Otsego, Allegan Co., Mich. He d. in
Otsego, Mich., Feb., 1835.
CHTTiPBKN.
8519. GiUi, b. Kot. 20, 1810, in Brighton, N. Y.; m. Dec 26,
1848, Elizabeth Atanira Adams, and is, 1877, a farmer in Plainwell,
Mich.
2520. Jamsi KoUe, b. Feb. 18, 1820, in Brighton. K. Y. ; m. Lurette
Phetteplace. He is. 1877, a farmer in PUinwell, Mich.
2621. Bulbert, b. Feb. 11, 1822. in Brighton; m. (1) Filena Drew;
(2) Spencer ; (8) Ann Crawford. He is a farmer, and resides,
1877, in Cooper, Mich.
2522. Sophda Ann, b. June 15, 1824, in Brighton; m. 1889, Nathaniel
Seeley. He is. 1877, a farmer in Plainwell. Mich.
2524. Tinah Maria, b. June 25, 1826, in Brighton; m. Ralph Richmond,
and d. in Otsego, Mich., abt 1849.
2525. Albert, b. Nov. 28, 1880, in Brighton; d. num., in Yiiginia
City, Ner., May, 1862, n. 81.
2526. George, b. July 12. 1882, in Brighton; m. Apr. 11, 1857, Kate
MelTina^Hng. He d. Apr. 12, 1874, e. 41.
2527. Lu^, b. Aug. 8. 1885, in Otsego, Mich. ; m. Oct 26, 1858,
Henry Elijah Blackman. They reside, 1877, in Trowbridge, Allegan
Co., Mich., where he is a farmer.
1746.
Mabt Noblb, dan. of Caleb, was h. in Steuben, N. Y., Feb. 22,
1801, and d. in Kalamazoo, Mich., Sept 10, 1856, ss. 55.
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She m. Ltjoua Wait, b. in Hatfield, Meas., Feb. 6, [family
record aaya Feb. 8,] 1799, a. of Lncioa Wait He waa a carpen-
ter, and d. in OrangeviUe, Barry Co., MicL» Feb. 11, 1876, n. 77.
CEILDBER.
ease. MaTjfLuey, b. Oct 22, 1822. in Henrietta. N. Y.; m. Mch.
87, 18S9, Oirin Orton, and resides, 1877, in Wayland, Mich. Her
hnsband, a fanner, d. in Wayland, Not. 18, 1875.
2529. WaiMn W., b. Dec. 8. 1825, in Barry, N. T.; m. Mch. 4,
1847, . He is, 1877, a farmer in Orangeville, Barry
Ck>., Mich.
2580. Jotephine, b. May 6, 1828, in Barry; m. 1846, John P.
McCormick. He is, 1877, a fanner in Tiner, Marshall Co., 111.
' b. Oct 9, 1880, in Bany; m. Oeorge McCor<
mick. He resides, 1877, in Decatur, Mich.
b. Oct 9, 1880, in Barry; m. Oriswold. He
is, 1877, a farmer, in Eenesaw, Adams Co. ,Keb.
2588. Efm Ann, b. Mch. 4, 1885, in Bany ; d. in Plainwell, Mich.,
Jan. 27, 1868, «. 17.
2584. Jans Fanny, b. Not. 4, 1840, in Plainwell; d. in Kalamazoo,
Mich., May 20, 1855, m, 14.
2585. SUwyrButh, b. Sept 10, 1844, in Plainwell; m. Oris-
wold. Thqr reside, 1877, in Whitney Station, Allegan Co., Mich.
1T4T.
Jahu Nobls, a. of Caleb, was b. Feb. 18, 1803, and d. June 9,
1872, SB. 66. He waa by trade a aboemaker, but devoted hia
attention to agriculture, after hia removal, about 1853, to Mich-
igan.
He m. Aug. 25, 1829, Maboabxt DAinsL8,b. July 9, 1805, dau.
of John and Hannah (De Witt) Daniela. She reaideB, 1877, in
Cooper, Mich.
2581. CaliiUiFidaia,
2582. MeUma OorMia,
«m. JuUaAnm. b. in Henrietta. N. T.; m. Dec. 25, 1846, William
O. Close, a shoemaker of Albion, K T., and d. in Albion, Aug.
21,1849.
2587. JamM Marrii, b. Dec 14. 1888; m. Sept 22, 1861, Harriet MaUlda
Hardin. He is, 1877, a farmer, in Cooper, Mich. Children, two,
one of wbom has deceased.
258a Albert Henry, b. Aug. 12, 1847, m. Sept 28, 1866, Ann Eliza Hutch-
ins. He i^ 1877, a fanner in Cooper, Mich. Has had three
children.
174S.
SxMAKTHA NoBLB, dau. of Caleb, waa b. in Steuben, Oneida Co.,
N. Y., Jan. 29, 1806, and reaides, 1877, in Ulyaaea, Potter Co.,
PemL
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She OL Sept 15, 1827, Bev. Tmact Soon, b. m NerthfieU,
Conn^ JttL 1, 1800, e. of Celeb end Phebe (Webb) Soott He le
e Beptiet mipiwter, end wis oideaned in Alden, I^e Co., N. T.,
where he preeehed two yean. In 1839, he removed to UljMce>
Potter Co., Penn. Since this date, he has, nntil the failnre of his
health, in 1872, continned to labor prindpallj in Potter Co^ some-
times travelling as a colporteur, and sometimes sa^^dying feeUe
ehnrehes. He supplied for nine yeais, the church in Ulysaes, and
also for a time, the churches in Bingham, Harrison, and Allegheny,
Penn. He resides, 1876, in Ulysses, Penn.
1688. ButitumM, b. June 18, 1828, fai Bocheeter. N. Y.; m.
June 14. 1850, Sophia Whipple, wie a farmer, and d. in Port Alls-
ijtMDj, HcKean Oa, Penn., Jan. 18, 1881, e. 88.
t54a 0$plka$2hUe, b. Oct. 80, 1880, in BcottviDe, Hosroe Ca,
N. Y.; d. In Bochester, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1881, n. 8 mos.
8841. A^^uMtaSmtkonOka, b. Oct. 11,1888, inPikcAllegaDyCa.K. Y.;
m. Not. 6, 1851, Dewey Whipple, Jr., and d. in Ulyieee, Fens.,
Oct 87, 1874, n. 42. He wae a farmer. In the CiTll war. be en-
Uated as a private in Co. K, 98Ui Penn. Beg., and d. In Wsshhistan,
D. C, June, 1881
8642. EmOine T&ummnd, b. Apr. 80, 1888, In Alden; m. Apr. 8, 1867,
Ira Hack Horton. He worin npon the railroad, and reridet In
BloesbUTg, Tioga Co., Penn.
8548. WaUer, b. Aug. 5, 1848, fai Ulymes; m. Oct 18, 1885.
Hannah Looim Howe. He Is a fumer, and reiides, 1878. In Fair-
bug, Jeffenon Ca, Nebraska.
ITdt.
Bnw.4Bn TBAax Noblb, a. of Caleb, waa k in Steuben, Oneida
Co., N. Y., Feb. 11, 1809. He removed in 1835, to Albion,
N. Y.; in I860, to Kalamaaoo, Mich.; in 1870, to Middleville,
Mich.; and in 1876, to Wayland, Allegan Ca, Mich. He is a
tailor.
He UL Sept 19, 1833, J^n EuiABBTa Hodgs, b. in MaroeIhi%
N. Y^ Ang. 28, 1806, dau. of John and Eliiaheth Hodge. She
d. in Wayland, MicL, Got 23, 1877, •. 71.
l?HlliT>w»w.
8641 MubtaH., b. Nov. 17, 1884. In East Bkmnlleld. N. Y. ; d. Apr.
87, 1887, ft. 8.
8645. BUta. b. Nov. 88, 1885. in Albion, N. Y.; d. fiept <
1844, ft. 8.
85I& Bme$ CaUb, b. Oct 14, 1887, fai Albion. K. Y.;m. Apr. 6, 1878,
Abble Stewail He hss redded In Ealimafoo end PlainweU.
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Mich., Clinton, Wis., LaPorte, Ind., and now, 1877, retides in
Chicago, HI. ^e is a tailor.
3547. Martha Larira,h. If ov. 9,1839. in Albion. N. Y.; m. Oct. 11.
1876, John Beach, b. in Thornapple, Barry Co., Mich., Jan. lA.
1841, B. of Ashbel and Betsey OVood) Beach. He is a fanner in
Thornapple, Mich.
Elviba LtJCT Noble, dan. of Caleb, was b. in Steuben, Oneida
Co., N. Y., Apr. 28, 1811, and resides, 1877, in Plain well, Mich.
She m. Nov. 22, 1832, Wiluam Still, b. in Am well, Hunter-
don Co., N. J., Aug. 16, 1805, a of Friedrich and Sophia (Dates)
StilL He removed, in Sept., 1833, to Plain well, Mich., where he
d. Dec. 21, 1877, sb. 72.
CHILDBSK.
8548. Voiruy WUUam, b. Nov. 22, 1882, in Rochester, N. Y. ; m. Sept.
21. 1859, Ann Pierson. He is, 1877, a fanner in Sacramento Co.,
Cal.
2549. Jame$ Pmy, b. Dec. 28, 1838, in Pkinwell, Mich. ; resides,
1877, unm., in Almeda Co., Cal.
2550. Phebe Elvira, b. Sept. 24. 1840; m. Sept. 25, 1860, Benjamin
Conrad. He is, 1877, a carpenter in Washington Ter.
2551. WOber Eugene, b. Aug. 26, 1848, in Plainwell; m. Anna Webb.
He resides, 1877, in Livermore, Almeda Co., Cal.
2552. JuUa, b. June 16. 1852, in Plainwell; m. Apr. 9, 1878,
Jerome Winchell. He is a printer, and now, Sept., 1877, is about
removing to Detroit, Mich.
ITftt.
EnwABo NoBLX, 8. of Moaes, was b. in Elizabethtown, N. Y.,
Apr. 3, 1823. He resides, 1877, in Eureka, Wis.
He m. Apr. 14, 1842, Flavu Bostwick.
CHILDBEH.
2558. Arta J. , b. Mch. 14, 1848. He served in the Civil war.
and d. in Chattanooga, of a wound received in the battle of Chick-
amauga, a ball having passed through his body Just above the hips.
He survived but a week, and d. Sept 27, 1868, «. 20.
2554. L^dia Annette, b. Aug. 18. 1845; m. J. W. Roberto of Osli-
kosh. Wis. Th^ reside, 1877, in Michigamme, MarquetU Co.,
Mich. Child. William, b. abt 1869.
8555. Bichard P., b. June 5, 1847; m. Oct 10, 1869, Rebecca
Comstock. Chfldren. 1. Aiza; 2. Lilian Florence; 8. Letty laora.
2556. Uttia hora Alexander, b. Aug. 7, 1849; d. Apr. 26, 1851, m. 20mos.
2557. Aeheah, b. Nov. 29, 1851; m. Aug. 17, 1872, Sylves-
ter Kelley. Child. Escal,b. July 28, 1878.
d55a BmUy Florence, b. Mch. 2, 1855; m. Aug. 17, 1872, Herbert
Atkins of Eureka, Wis.
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S14 DBSOENBAITTB OF TSOIIAS HOBLB.
W». OkmrtmBmUm, b. Mcfa. 16, 1857.
SMK). Bi, b. Sept 10, 1859.
8581. Segmmr, h. Jan. 8, 1888.
8582. BfoH, t. Mch. 15, 1887.
858a OrpkaMa^, t. Apr. 88,187a
17TS.
J.AJIX NoBLB, dAu. of Joseph, wM b. in Bric^ton, N. B., Fob. 9,
1814. Her P. 0. address, 1875, is Bocklaad, Carlton Co., N. &
She m. Apr. 30, 1835, Albin Colb Ebtabbooks, b. in SheiBeld,
N. B., May 12, 18: 1, s. of Samuel EsUbrooks of Brighton, N. B.
He d May 12, 1847, a. 36, having been killed by a log rolling or
falling upon him.
CHILOBXir BOBK Ol BBIOHTOH.
8661 SamuMjmU, b. Mch. 5, 1886. • ,
8565. Shepard Han^, b. Dec. 8, ISSa
8566. LuereUaAnn, b. Oct. 4, 1840.
8567. Aibi9i WaUaee, b. Oct. 15. 18i2.
856a Biwk Barker, b. Feb. 8, 1845.
1774.
Maxt Ahh Noblb, dan. of Joseph, was b. in Brighton, N. B^
Sept 3, 1815.
She m. May 11, 1837, Lsn Hahdt Bstabbookb, b. in SheiBeld,
N. B., B. of Samuel Eetabrooks.
chudbbr bobx xk bbxiqiitoh.
8588. mmira Amn, b. Aug. 8. 1888; d. Apr. 86, 1842.
8570. Jbmph ffan49. b. May 10. 1842.
8671. aifv<iJM^flMlki,b. Dec 16,1845.
8572. Aktkia Jans. b. Mch. 17, 184a
967a LMimLMeia, b. Kot. 17, 1851.
177C
Sabab Moblb, dau. of Joseph, was b. in Bri^too, N. B^ July
18, 1820.
She m. Mch. 2, 1844, Chablbs Bubab, b. in Maugervillei N. B.,
1813. He removed to Brighton, N. B.
OBXUXBBll BOBB Of flSBIOBTOIB.
8674 CMMifft, b. Dec, 11, 1845.
8575. Oearge Afford. b. Ko^i 12, 184a
867a OkaHm WMm^tui. b. Ma/ 18, 1848.
1777.
Elxjab Noblb, a of Joseph, was b. in Brighton, N. B., Aug.
28, 1822. He removed to the parish of Wickham, Queens Co.,
N.B.
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He m. Ji2L 27, 1848, Jvua Amr Albbioht, b. Apr. 1, 1825, a.
of Henry Albright
2S77. F^tmem MeMna, b. Aug. 26, 180a
2678. Maf^MaHBa. b. Oct 80, 186t
2679. JSrth (kbam, b. Jan. 9, 1868.
17M.
Haxnah Babksb Nqblx, dau. of Benjamin, was b. in Sheffield,
N. B., Dee. 80, 1810, and resides, May, 1876, in Bridgewater, Me.
She m. Jan. 25, 1827, John AoubsoN, b. in Sheffield, New
Brunswick, Oct 20, 1800, s. of Jacob and Catherine (Mills) Acker-
son. He was a farmer. At the age of twelve he removed from
Sheffield, N. B., to Brighton, N. B., where he resided until abt
1832; thence to Wakefield, where he resided until about 1851;
and thence to Bridgewater, Me., where he remuned until his death.
He d. Nov. 18, 1859, •. 59.
2680. CaOurine AnMa, b. Dec 6. 1827, in Brighton; m. Nov. 28, 1844,
Elijah Gallup, a fanner of Wakefield. She d. Oct 14, 1866, ». 87.
2681. Bu9anna WieUaw, b. Oct 11, 1829, in Brighton; m. Apr. 8, 1862,
Daniel Brown, a fanner in Brighton, who d. Feb. 19, 1870. Bbe
resides, 1876, in Brighton.
2682. Jacob, b. Dec. 17, 1881, in Brighton; m. Sept 21, 1864,
Hannah Lloyd. He was a fanner in Bridgewater, where he d. Jan.
4, 1864, e. 22.
2688. Bn^amin Notk, b. Dec 16, 1888, in Wakefield; and there d. Oct
18, 1849, SB. 16.
2584. Oeorge Affinxl, b. Mch. 28, 1886, in Wakefield; m. Oct. 11, 1847,
Anna Lloyd, and is, 1876, a fanner in Wicklow.
2685. Thamoi DOane^, b. June 17, 1888, in Wakefield, and there d. Hch.
6. 1861, «. 12.
2686. TheoimHa/rding, b. Feb. 1, 1841, in Wakefield; m. June 4. 1872,
Angelina Williams. He is, 1876, a fanner in Bridgewater.
2687. John Lormuo. b. June 80, 1848, in Wakefield: m. Jan. 8. 1866,
Caroline Amelia Hartley. He is, 1876, a farmer in Bridgewater.
2688. Jotpk El^ah, b. June 16, 1849, in Wakefield; m. Oct 11. 1871,
Leonora DUlon. He is, 1876, a fanner in Han HUl, He.
2689. Donu Byron, b. Feb. 8, 1882, in Bridgewater; m. July 1, 1876,
Maigaret Ann Williams. He is, 1876, a farmer in Bridgewater.
2690. Bannah Barker, b. July 11, 1864, fai Bridgewater; m. Aug. 11,
1876, Oeorge Lemuel Williams, a fanner in Bridgewater.
2691. Oharioi, b. Aug. 81, 1867, in Bridgewater; is a farmer,
1876, in Bridgewater.
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ITM.
OsoBOB ScTH NoBLB, 8. of Benjamin, was b. in ShefBeld, N. B^
Jan. 15, 1812, and is now, 1876, afarmer in Lower Brighton, N. B.
He m. Aug. 4, 1835, Auk McEumT.
CBXLD8KV.
S60S. Sutannak, b. Hay 84. 1886.
90M. Bef^anUnK, b. May 29, 1888; d. lCay6. 1840.
9884. Jchn Akxan^br, b. June 18. 1840.
9095. Gsorgt Albert, b. Dec. 14, 1848.
8696. Jfory SUtaheth, b. June 16. 1844.
8697. Ataehar Currier, b Oct 86, 1846; d.
869a DaM Duncan, b. Jan. 80, 184a
ITtl.
JoBSPB Babxxb Noblb, 8. of Benjamin, waa b. in Brighton,
N. B., Aug. 4, 1815.* He ia now, 1876, a Free Ghxiatian Baptist
deigyman, and resides in Tracy's Mills, N. B.
He m. Oct«24, 1836, Flobixx MoObaw.
CSXLDBBH.
8099. WWamArberi, b Oct. 6, 1887; m. McKlni^. Glill-
dren. 1. Ransom Grant; 8. Merta Elizabeth; 8. Etta Florence.
8600. Sarah Jane, b. Aug. 18, 1889; m. Veyiqr, and d.
1868. Child. Henry Htcklen.
8601. Geerge A, Barker, b. Sept 18, 1841; m. Churchill. Chil-
dren. 1. Ida May; 8. Ells Cornell; 8. Geofge Wilbur.
8608. AanAsMfta, b. Dec. 1, 1848; m. CoUen Wood Resooe.
Child. Faring Augusta.
860a Ber^amin HMen, b Apr. 82, 1846; d. Oct. 1846, m. 18 mos.
8604. Joeeph Nehemiah, b May 81, 1848; m. Brown.
8606. Be^aminAddinift<m,\i. July 4. 1850; m. ConneU. Child.
SvaMcClaro.
860a Kmia Imdore, b. Aug. 18, 1808; m. Curry. Children.
1. Charles Hscklen; %, George Wilbur.
8607. Ida Fhrtnoe, b. Apr. 18. 1806; d.
17M.
BvooH BABun Noblb, s. of Benjamin, wash, in Brighton, N. B^
Aug. 17, 1818, and is now, 1876, a farmer in Blaine, Me.
He m. June 25, 1840, Maboabbt MoGraw.
CHfTiDIIBTf.
860a Frederic Herding, b. July 1, 1841.
8609. BueannaAnn, b. Feb. 8, 1848.
8610. Mofrgaret J. Biehardeim, b Kor. 18, 1841
8611. Jeeepk Albert, b. Bept 18, 1846.
8618. OkmriatteAmeUa, b. Nor. 18» 184a
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M18. FhHns JMOa, b. Sept 18, 1850.
9814. EafianJ^, t. Dec 85, 1858.
17M.
Thxodobs Habdikg Nobls, 8. of Benjamin, wm b. in Brighton,
N. B., Sept. 25, 1820, nd is, 1876, a blacksmith, in Grafton, N. B.
He m. Mch. 16, 1848, Mabtba MoOsb.
8815. OairoiinsS,, b. Aug. 88, 1848; m. ■■' Brown, and d. ioon
after her marriage.
8616. Joteph Wa^mar, b. Not. 16, 1850; m. Hart
8617. MOittm A., b. Sept 16, 1858.
86ia Sarah, b. ; m. fibay.
8619. AdsUa, bi ; m. ■' ■ Birmingham
8680. Shoda, bi
8691. Tk6odar§, bi
8688. Fhrmoe, b.
' 17M.
Bbbboga Noble, dau. of Benjamin, waa b. in Brighton, N. B.,
Haj 18, 1828.
She m. Oct 17, 1844, Rsitbbn J. Robinbon. He residea, 1876,
in Lower Brighton, N. B., and is a farmer.
iiniiiiminf.
968a I>uncan AJbeH. b. Mch. 19, 184a
8684. Biuanna MeUaa, b. Sept 89, 1850.
K2S. Martha Jans, b. Dec. 85,1858.
8686. AtcAm, bi
8687. lantta, bi
ITM.
TanAOHAB CvBBiBB NoBLB, 8. of Benjamin, waa b. in Brighton,
N. B., Dec 25, 1825, and d. in Hodgdon, Me., Sept 80, 1872,
m.4a
He m. Not. 18^ 1851, Caboubb TsoiCAa
868a Moinlormm, h. Jan. 1, 185a
ITM.
DATxn DmrcAir Noblb, a of Benjamin, waa b. in Brighton, N. B.,
Feb. 1, 1828.
He m. Aug. 12, 1851, SoaAmiA MgEbnhbt.
8689. mtaAnn, b. Oct 84, 1858; m. Bnbar.
8680. Butanna, b. ^
8681. Jans, b.
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BuzA Amv NoBLB, dsu. of Benjaxnin, wm b. m Brighton, N. B.,
Aug. 7, 1831.
She m. Dec. 25, IS49, Riohabd McKknkkt, a farmer, justice of
the peace, and poetmeeter, in Newbuigh, N. B.
M83. John Liprenwo, b. May 24. 1861.
VSta. &wrg€ AHhuT WMv^fkm, b. May 6, 1868.
ITM.
Eldabkth Gorham. dan. of Nathan and Hannah (Noble) Oor-
ham, was b. in Montgomery, Mass., March 29, 1808, and d. in
Darby Flsins, 0., Feb. 16, 1837, m, 28.
She m. Apr. 20, 1826, Silas Coitysbss, b. in Windsor, Conn.,
Nov. 29, 1792, s. of Rev. Jeremiah and Rhoda (Converse) Con-
verse. He m. (4) Mrs. Diadama Bowers, nit Phinney. He is,
1878, a farmer in Darby Plains (P. O. Plain City), Madison Co., O.
rimiPimr bobh oi dabbt.
9684. Hannah Beaek, b. Feb 8, 1827; d. Aug. 86, 1829, m. 2.
2636. BUa9, b Apr. 22, 1829 ; m. 0) Apr. 1, 1851 , Msrgaret EUxa-
beth Clemens ; (2) 8c^t 27, 1860, Julia Sophia Janes, and is a farmer
fai Victory. Hardin Co., O.
2686. JyUaEUxabelh, b July 10, 1831; m. Aug. 1, 1850, Samuel Hawn, a
farmer, and rerides, 1878, in Ottrander, O.
ITM.
Bbukpa <3obbam, dau. of Nathan and Hannah (Noble) Oor-
ham, was b. in Worthington, 0., Oct 25, 181 1. She resides, 1875,
in Springfield, 0.
She m. (1) Apr. 29, 1829, Obson Smith Convbbsb, b. in Brid-
port, Vt, July 24, 1808, a of Perley and Arphy (Hemenway)
Converse. He was a farmer, and a local preacher in the Methodist
Episcopal church, and d. in Canaanv Madison Co., C, pet 14,
1838, m. 80.
She m. (2) June 17, 1839, Babnabas Pattbbson, b. in Va., Jan.
11, 1807, s. of Robert and Elizabeth (Porter) Patterson. He was
a fanner, and d. in Delaware, C, Feb. 8, 1872, ». 65.
CHILD BT FIBST MABBIAGB BOBB IK OABAAK.
9687. IhinM Hemenwd^, b. May 90, 1882, in Canaan, 0. ; aerved in an
Ohio regiment during the Civil war.
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OHtUauOi BY iUhCUlkl> JAAKUiAW BOHM IN CAKAAM.
MBS. Robert, b. Apr. 0. 1840; m. Dec. 2, 1861, Catbarine
Dominy* and d. in Canaan, Feb. 16, 1888, b. 32. He was a soldier
in tbe CiTil war, and d. wbile on a f urlougb.
2889. John, b. Jan. 1, 1843; in the Civil war, was a soldier in
40 Reg. O. V. Inf., and d. in a hospital in Louisa, Ky., Dec. 26, 1862,
SB. 19.
2640. SUgabeth, b. Feb. 12, 1846; m. Sept 17, 1861. George
Bymmes, a fanner in Delaware, O.
2641. Hannah, b. Feb. 28, 1847; m. Hch. 12, 1868, Jacob Tay-
lor Edgar, a fanner in Delaware, O.
2642. Xottua, b. Mch. 20, 1860; m. Oct. 24, 1867, Albert T.
Brecbt, a machinist in Springfield, O.
Elizabeth Bkace, dau. of Uri and Hannah (Oorham) Beach,
was b. in Amity, Canaan township, 0., Match 25, 1817.
She m. July 4, 1833, Altin Habbinoton, b. in Eden, Vt., 1805,
6. of Ephraim and Abigail (Hunt) Harrington. He is a fanner,
and resides, 1875, in Plain City, O.
CHTLDREN BOBK IK CANAAN.
2648. Mary Ann, b. Apr. 2, 1884; m. Jan. 6, 1867, James Thomas
Black, a merchant in Plain City, O.
2644. George tbrreet, b. Feb. 4, 1886; read law with Hon. B. 8. Cox. of
Columbus, O., was admitted to the bar in 1867, and practised his
profession in Rolla. Mo., Memphis, Tenn., and Mobile, Ala. He
was, for one year, a member of the Alabama House of Represen-
tatiTes, and unanimously elected speaker. He was subsequently
mayor of Mobile. He m. June 22, 1868, Cornelia Olive Pratt. He
d. at "Bay View," near Mobile, July 18, 1876, s. 40.
2646. Jane Amanda, b. Mch. 16, 1837; m. July 4, 1854, Lawson Bidwell
of Amity, O. In the Civil war, he enlisted in the spring of 1862,
in the 96th Reg. 0. V. Inf., and d. greatly lamented, June 29, 1863,
SB. 86, on board a hospital boat, at Chickasaw Bluifs. Tacoo river,
near Vicksbuig, Miss. She is the author of a novel, entitled,
"There is nothing in it."
2646. Ellen, b. Apr. 9, 1844; d. Nov. 8. 1846, se. 1.
2647. Wmam Leeter, b. Feb. 26, 1847; m. 1870, MaUlda Kelsor, and is,
1876, a farmer in Lisbon, la.
1801.
Maxt Bkace, dau. of Uri and Hannah (Oorham) Beach, was b.
in Aniity, 0., Apr. 19, 1819.
She m. May 15, 1834, Hendehsok Crabb, b. in Jefferson, Madi-
son Co., 0., July 10, 1813, 8. of Henderson and Jemima (Downing)
Crabb. He is a farmer, and has resided auccessively in Amity,
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8110 DiaosNDAim or thomas moblb.
Jefferson and West Jefferson, Amity, Plain City, 0., Indian OroVe,
HL, ttnd lola^ Allen Co., Kan,, his home in 1876.
OKQtDBBll*
9M8. UriB$«uik, b. Dec. 7, 1885; d. Dec. tl, 1885.
8848. Oharki, b. Dec. 86, 1886; pormied, for a time, the study
of medlchie, bat was obliged to abandon the same, on account
of ill bealth. In the CItU war, he enlisted in Co. £, 129 Reg. HL
Vol. Inf., but after three months' service, was discharged on ac-
pount of disability. He is, 1878, a permanent invalid, and residos
with his father.
8650. Orrin, b. Dec. 1, 1888; was killed in a horse-power
machine, in Amity, O., Kov. 18, 1845, m. 6.
8651. Hannah Jemima, b. Feb. 8, 1841, in Amity, O. ; m. Peb. 27,
1867, Joel Perry Hayes, a farmer, now, 1875, of lola, Ean.
8658. B&ftfamdn FhnnkUn, b. Jan. 4, 1848,. in Amity, O.; m. Dec. 81,
1868, Maxy Jane Kent. In the Civil war, be served three years as a
musician, in Co. E, 129 Reg. of 111. YoL Inf. He is now, 1875, a
merchant in Oakdale, San Joaquin Co., CaL
2658. JMeph Dtmming, b. Feb. 28, 1845, in Amity, O.; m Dec. 25,
1866, Sylvia A Alvord. In the Civil war, he served three months
in an IlL State Reg. He is now, 1875, a farmer in lola, Ean.
8654. WiBiam Darwin, b. Sept 5, 1847, in Amity, O. ; m. June, 1874,
Harriet Alvira Decker. In the Civil war, he was for eleven months
a member of an 111. State Reg. He graduated. 1871, at the Ohio
Wesleyan University, Delaware, O. He is the author of " Poems of
the Plains," and "Silver Shimmer," both of which were well re-
ceived. He resides, 1875, in Oakdale, San Joaquin Co., Cal.
8665. Ana Noble, b. Apr. 15, 1850, in Amity, O. ; and U a mem-
ber of the chMS of 1878, in the Ohio Wesleyan University at Dela-
ware, O.
2656. Laura Malana, b. Apr. 18, or 15, 1858; a teacher, 1875, in lola,
Kan.
2657. Leeier, b. Apr. 25, 1854, in Plain City, O. ; d. Sept 6,
1854.
2658. Bmma, b. Apr. 5, 1857, in Cropsey, McLean Co., HI.
2659. Annexe, b. Feb. 5, 1860, in Cropsey, 111.
866a Albert MniUen, b. Aug. 18, 1864, in Crops^, DL
1S09.
Hahkab Nobub Bbaoh, dau. of Uri and Hannah (NoUe)
Beach, was b. in Amity, 0., Feb. 5, 1821.
She m. (1) Daniel Band Hxmxnwat, b. in Bridport, Yt, Apr.
7, 1818, a. of Farmery and Mehitable (Band) Hemenway. He
was a farmer and merchant, and d. in West Jefferson, 0., March
1, 1844, a. 26.
She m. (2) Nov« 26, 1868, Burus Okavxb Fosbiok, b. in Ouil-
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ford, Yt, 1814, 8. of James and Achsah (Oravee) Fosdick. He
resides, 1876, in Oranville, 0., where he is in the livery business,
and also an accountant and town clerk.
CHTLDBIW BY FIB8T XABBIAOB.
8661. CharUi Lywndn, b. Hay 16, 1840, in Jerome, 0. He gradnated,
1862, at the Ohio Wesl^an UniTeraity, was for a time superintend-
ent of public schools in Cardington, O., but d. in West Jefferson,
0.» Apr. 27, 1868,. s. 22. " In physical proportion," writes a cor-
respondent, " Christian gentleness, urbanity, suavity, and all the
nameless graces and attractions which draw one to another, he ez-
oeUed all persons of either sex, I ever knew."
2662. EOwofrd C, b. Aug. 19» 1842, in Jerome, O. ; after his father's
death, was adopted by his uncle, Jasper R Converse. In the Civil
war he enlisted, J862, as a private in Co. D, 46 Reg. 0. Vol Inf.,
and d. in Hospital No. 0, in Nashville, Tenn., Hch. 81, 1868, m, 20.
2668. EarrUt BUubeth, b. July 81, 1844, in Canaan, O. ; and d. in Darby,
O., Dec. 8, 1858, s. 14.
1808.
Malona Cass Bbacb, dan. of Uri and Hannah (Oorham) Beach,
was b. in Amity, 0., Apr. 17, 1823.
She m. Jan. 13, 1839, John EIiloobb, b. in Canaan, 0., Oct. 80,
1816, 8. of Thomas and Jane (Patterson) Eilgore. He is a fanner
in Brown, Franklin Co., 0., his P. 0. address being West Jeffer-
son, Madison Co., 0.
CmLDREN BORK IN BBOWK.
2664. Thamoi Beach, b. Hch. 28, 1840; m. Apr. 11. 1867, Mary Ellen Bat-
terton. In the Civil war, he enlisted in Co. E, Ist Ohio Cavalry.
He was a sergeant in his company, and served three years. He was
at Bhilob, PerryviUe, Btone River, Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, Dal-
ton, Kenesaw, and Atlanta. He was with Kilpatrick for two days, in
his raid around Atlanta, and had his horse shot from under him at
Chickamauga. He is now, 1875, a stock dealer and farmer, in Lex-
ington, McLean Co., 111.
2666. Sarah Ann, b. Apr. 26, 1845; m. Dec. 14, 1869, Samuel Btauffer,
of Lexington, McLean Co., HI. In the Civil war. he was a member
of Co. E, 91 Reg. Penn. Vol Inf.
2666. Albert, b. Mch. 22, 1849; d. in Brown, Aug. 1, 1860, «. 11.
2667. Jchn, b. Nov. 12, 1809.
18M.
XTbi Bbach, a. of Uri and Hannah (Oorham) Beach, was b. Jan.
13, 1826. He resides in Brown, Franklin Co., 0. He is a farmer,
and shipper of live stock to eastern markets.
He m. March 6, 1845, Elxakob Downikg, b. in Canaan, 0., Noy.
22, 1825, dau. of Timothy and Elizabeih (Hayden) Downing.
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322 DMCBHOAMTt OF tBOMAM XOBLB.
CHILDBED BORN IN BROWlf.
M66. TtmoHhy Dawning, b. Jan. 17, 184a He left during the Junior yeer,
the Ohio Wesleyan Univertity, to enter upon the study of medicine.
He took, in 1872, the degree of M. D. tt Starling Medical College.
Columbus, C, and also in 1874, at Belleyue Medical College, in
New York, and has practised his profession in Alton and Catawba,
C, residing at present, 1876, in the latter place.
26e0. Jkaac, b. July 21, 1800; m. Feb. 25. 1874, Ruth Slygfa,
and is, 1876, a farmer in West Jefferson, O.
9670. Bta Mbk, b. Dec. 8, 1854; was amemberof the Ohio Wes-
leyan Female CoUege, of the class of 1876.
2671. Ekiaheth Harden, b. Apr. 25, 1857; m. Sept 16, 1875, Henry B.
ConTerse, a farmer and stock-raiser in West Canaan, Madison
Co., O. ^
2672. Jckn, b. Jan. 5, 1861; d. Feb. 4, 1861.
2678. MairyEttU, b. May 28, 1864.
2674. UH, b. Nov. 27, 1868.
ISM.
Dr. John Noblb Bbaoh, a. of Uri and Hannah (Oorluim) Beach,
was b. in OaaaAn, 0., Jan. 27, 1 829. He studied medicine with
Dr. ChArlea McCloud of Amity, 0., graduated at Starling Medical
CoU^e, Colombua, 0., Feb., 1850, and has practised his prof esiion
in Unionyille Centre, C, 1850-53; in Pleasant Valley (now Plain
City), 0., 1853-58 ; and in West Jeffereon, 0., 1858-78. During the
Ciidl war, in April, 1862, he entered the service as surgeon of
40th Ohio Vol. Inf., during 1863-64, was brigade-eurgeon of his
regiment, known after the battle of Chickamauga as 1st Brig. 1st
Div. 4th Army Corps, and was mustered out Dec. 7 or 9, 1864.
He was, in 1875, appointed professor of general pathology in the
Columbus Medical College, Columbus, 0., and the same year, was
ehoien a member of the lower house of the Oeneral Assembly of
Ohio.
He m. June 1, 1858, Sluba Jare Sntdeb.
2675. AttM, b. Feb. 16, 1860, in West Jefferson, O.
2676. Anma, b. July 26, 1865, in West Jefferson, 0.
itoe.
Dr. William Mobbow Bbaoh, a of Uri and Hannah (Qorham)
Beaoh, was b. in Canaan, 0., May 10, 1831. He graduated, in
1858, at Starling Medical College, Columbus, 0., and entered
immediately upon the practice of his profession, in La Fayette, Mad-
iaon Co., 0. During the Ciyil war, he entered, Apr. 9, 1862, the
Union amy aaa volunteer aurgeon, was appointed, Apr. 19, 1862,
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aaristant surgeon of Uie 78ih R^. 0. V. Inf., and at die same d&te,
waa promoted to be surgeon of HSth Reg. 0. V. Inl, and
there served, until its mustering out at Salisbury, N. C, at the dose
of the war. He was in all the principal battles fought by Orant*s
old army, excepting Belmont, Fort Donelson, and Shiloh. From
1869-71, he was a member of the lower house of the General
Assembly of Ohio, from 1871-73, a member of the State senate,
and in the State Republican convention of the latter year, received
forty-six votes for the ofBce of lieutenant-governor. He resides.
1878, in London, Madison Co., O., practising his profession and
managing his farm of 800 acres. He has 240 acres in com, 120
acres in meadow, and the remainder devoted to grazing. He fats
yearly about 150 head of cattle. He has also 280 acres of com
land, at Fairburg, Livingston Ck>., 111.
He m. May 12, 1860, Lucr Eleanor T^ilson, b. in Sommerford,
O , March 28, 1844, dau. of James and Eleanor (Smith) Wilson.
CBILD BOBN IK LAFATZTIX.
2677. iforr WOrnn, b. July 9, 1862.
1894.
Dklaka Bbigos Noble, dau. of Israel, was b. Feb. 24, 1795.
She m. Oct. 12, 1815, John Ceambeks, b. Aug. 22, 1788, s. of
William Chambers. He removed, in the autumn of 1851, to Ckx>ks-
ville. Bock Co., Wis.
CSnJ>BMK,
2678. GeoTffe 6., b. July 2, 1816; was klDed by being thrown from a
hone, July 9, 1880, m, 14.
2679. Sarah, b. July 6, 1818; d. Aug. 11, 1818, m. 8 weeks.
2680. John D., b. Jan. 81, 1820; m. Aug. 8, 1847, , and
removed to Wis.
2681. Jatcm, b. Jan. 8, 1822; m. July, 1850, , and
removed to Lowell, Mass.
2682. jmiam, b. Mch. 16, 1824; d. May 18, 1824, e. 2 mos.
2688. Oaltdn, b. Mch. 2, 1825; m. Sept., 1850, , and
removed to Boston, Mass.
2684. 8t^>h$n WM, b. Nov. 9. 1827; m. Dec., 1851, , and
removed to Manchester, K. H.
2685. Jamsi C, b. Mch. 25, 1880.
2686. Afiiy, b. Nov. 4, 1882.
2667. Laura, b. Jan. 26, 1888.
1§M.
Pamblia Caispekter Noble, dau. of Israel, was b. Jan. 12, 1797.
She m. Mch. 4,1819, Alios Hatch, b. July 81, 1785, s. of Adrian
Hatch of Norwich, V t. He resided in Norwich.
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MA DBionjuim or mmAi
M88. CkarUi, b. Oct 15. 1819; m. Mch. 81. 185S. EmUj He-
baid, uid ramoyed lo Norwich, Vl
M89. iVaiuy. b. May 8. 1821; d. Hay 4. 1864, «. 82.
2890. Famdia, b. June 19, 1828; m. Jan. 10, 1848, Edwin H.
Howe, and ramored to Cookitrille, Wis.
9891. Barak, b. Aug. 14, 1825; m. Sept 16, 1851, Jobn F.
English, and removed to Clinton, Rock Co., Wia.
2692. Ann, b. Dec. 6, 1827; m. Feb. 28, 1858, Franklin
Hoyt. and removed to Hanover, N. fi.
9698. Eanke, b. May 15, 1880.
2694 AMR, ) b. July 25, 1888.
2695. Al^ P.. \ b. July 25, 1888.
9696. Jme, b. July 6, 1886.
9697. Bet^ndn Harriion, b. Mch. 8, 1889.
969a JuUa Sown, b. June 16, 184d.
ISM.
Alphsus Cabpbkteb Noblk, a. of Israel, waa b. Dec. 17, 1799,
and d. in Moretown, Vt, Feb. 24, 1847, «. 46. He removed, in
1822, to Moretown.
He m. Ltoia Bowman of Boyalton, V t
CHILDREN.
9699. Jforr ^nn, b. Sept. 15. 1822; m. Feb. 24, 1842, Loxenxo D.
HillB of Moretown. Children. 1. Alfred Jerome, b. Apr. 18, 1846,
d. Aug. 17, 1849, m. 8; 2. AlpheuB Zerah, b. Not. 22. 1849.
2700. Carviine PamtHa, b. July 8, 1825; m. Feb. 29, 1847, Auadn C.
Winship. ChUdren. 1. £Uh Rebecca, b. Sept 7, 1849; 2. Maiy
Annette, b. Nor. 6, 1851.
9701. BAaoea Bowman, b. July 18, 1827; d. Sept 10, 1849, «. 22.
1§M.
HsNBT Noble, a. of Roger, was b. in New Haven, Vt| Sept 1,
1812. Having received a common achool education, in 1829, he
learned the trade of carpenter and joiner, and waa aubaeqnently
a tailor, for one year in Troy, N. Y., aix months in Buffalo^ N. T.,
and one year in Batavia^ N. Y. Being burned out in the latter
place, in 1886, he removed to Memphia, Tenn., and at the end of
aix montha, to Holly fringe, Miaa., where he worked a little aa a
tailor, and commenced the study of medicine. In 1838, he removed
to Commerce, Tunica Co., Misa., where the Northern Missiasippiana
were attempting to build a dty to rival Memphis. The enterprise
failing, in 1840, he went to New Orleans, La., as a salesman in the
boot and clothing establishment of Theodore Lacroin L Brother,
and while with them, learned to apeak French, ihoy being able
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to speftk only a few English words. After their failure, in 1842,
be engaged, in company with William Terry, a Virginian, in a mis-
cellaneoQS trade in dry goods and groceries, on the Mississippi
river. In 1846, he became a partner in a wholesale and retail
bouse in New Orleans, under the firm of Joseph F. Hildreth k
Co., but from inability to make collections, the firm were, in 1848,
obliged to suspend payment. With Yankee perseverance, be
removed once more, in March, 1850, to Chagree, New Granada, now
United Stales of Colombia, where be became partner in a hotel
called the Falcon house. In 1852, he went to Colon, sometimes
called Aspinwall, and devoted himself ezdusively lo conunerce,
purchasing his goods in London, Paris, Prussia, and G^ermany.
Selling his stock of goods there, in April, 1867, he left for Europe,
and after stopping for a few months in Paris, went in August,
1867, to Genoa, Italy, and on the 1st of March, 1868, to Turin,
Italy. He was appointed, Dec. 10, 1872, consular agent of the
United States of America at Turin, Italy, an office which he still,
1876, retains. He writes English elegantly, and also writes and
speaks the French, Italian, and Spanish languages.
He m. March 9, 1868, Luor Fobtunata Emanusl, b. in Cavaller-
maggioie, in the province of Cuneo, Italy, Mch. 21, 1844, dau. of
Francis Saverio and Oiovanna Maria (Finelli) Emanuel
CHILDBBN BOBH IK TURIN.
8702. Henrit Roger Xamer, b. Apr. 11, 1868.
8708. CamOla Maria PioUmira^h, Just. 16,1871.
8704. Lueg Vidaria, b. Aug. 8, 1875.
liss.
Mabia Nobue, dau. of Roger, was b. in New Haven, Vt, Aug.
12, 1814, and xemdes, 1876, in Montville, Conn.
She m. June 17, 1838, John Smith Fbllowss, b. in Montville,
Conn., Nov. 12, 1806, s. of Dr. Ephraim Fellowes, who was b. in
Stonington, Conn., resided in Montville, practiced medicine about
60 yrs., and d. July 18, 1851, m. 84, and Dorothy Chester. J. S.
Fellowes was a farmer in Montville, and there d. Apr. 22, 1870,
9.63.
CBILDBXH BOBH Of M017TVILLB.
8706. Jehn BmM, b. July 16, 1889; d. May 10, 1852, m. 18.
8706. AdeUne Maria, b. July 29, 1841; unm., 1876.
8707. Marion, b. Aug. 18, 1848; m. Jan. 80, 1867, Daniel Augus-
tus Herrick, a merchant in Bozrah, Conn.
8706. BhadaEeUn, b. July 11, 1845; m. Nov. 4. 1868, Charles Otis
Tlilany, a stage proprietor in Colchester, Conn.
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8709. Waiam Henry, b. Dec. 88, 1848; d. Oct. 4, 1858, «. 8.
8710. Fiknny, b. Jan. 13, 1857; d. July 86. 1857, m. 6 mos.
8711. John Ohetter, b. Apr. 5, 1869.
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Oboboi Fitch Noblb, b. of Roger, was b. in Bristol, Vt., Aug.
8, 1818, and reddes, 1876, in Eilboom City, Wis. He is by trade
a carpenter and joiner, and was for several years a produce dealer.
He has been, since 1857, a justice of the peace.
He m. Oct 14, 1843, Anoblinx Esthxb Cobnwall, b. in Roches-
ter, N. T., Dec. 17, 1818, dau. of Richard and Laura (Frink)
Cornwall.
CHILDBCR.
8718. ChmOia Maria, b. Oct. 18, 1844, in Mukwonago, Wis. : m. July
80, 1870, Oliver H. Borrenson, a Norwegian. He has been sheriff
of Columbia Co., and is now, 1876, treasurer of Columbia Co.,
Wis. 8be d. Dec. 17, 1875, in Portage City, Wis. Child. Lillea
May, b. Apr. 87, 1878.
8718. Andmc Edu>ard, b. Mch. 81, 1846, in Troy, Wis.; m. May 19,
1872. Lizzie Sparks of Lynnville, Poweihiek Co.. Iowa. He now,
1876, resides in Casey, Guthrie Co., Iowa, and is engaged in the
grain trade. Child. Frank Heniy, b. Nov. 10, 1878.
2714. Frank Henry, b. Oct. 17, 1848, in Troy, Wis. He resides, onm.,
1876, in Troy, Walworth Co., Wis., and is a okerchant and dealer in
grain.
HiBAM King Noblb, s. of Gnstavus Adolphus, was b. in Coles-
ville, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1808, and d. in Litchfield, Medina Co., 0.,
July 11, 1865, m. 57. He removed, about 1835, from Colesville,
N. Y., to Rochester, Lorain Co., 0., and thence, after a residence
of about ten years, to Litchfield, O. He was a farmer.
He m. Sept 20, 1831, Mabt Ann Lovblaio). She reaideSy 1876,
in Watertown, Conn.
8715. Bet^anUn DeFbreet, b. Jan. 18, 1888; m. Apr. 80, 1856, )fary Ann
Kimmell, b. in Canaan, O., Jan. 8, 1885, dau. of John and Susannah
(Bell) Kimmdl. He has resided, since 1868, in Willington, Lorsin
Co., O., where he is now, 1876, a merchant. Children. 1. Mary
Braline, b. Aug. 10, 1857, in Canaan, O. ; 8. William DeForest, b.
Sept 14, 1866, in Wellington, O.
8716. Mary Boeannah, b. Nov. 88, 1884, in Colesville, K. Y. ; m. Apr.
10, 1855, Charles H. Stone of Litchfield, O. Child. Florence
Melchasia, b. July 14, 1860.
8717. JUmund BeofMey, b. Aug. 10, 1841, in Rochester, O. ; m. Mch. 6,
1878, Adaline A. French. He is, 1876, a farmer in Litchfield, O.
Child. Bertha Edna, b. Aug. 4, 1875.
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2718. WmamWedey, b. Jan. 25, 1846; m. Not. 7, 1866, Mary Henry.
He is, 1876, a druggist in Berea, Cuyahoga Co., O. He has one
adopted child, Mabel EUa, b. Mch. 10. 1872.
IMS.
Nathan Austin Noble, a. of Oustavus Adolphoa, was b. in
Coleaville, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1810. He is a fanner, aad resides,
1876, in Litchfield, Medina Co., 0.
He m. (1) May 23, 1833, Fbancbb Dickinson, dau. of Bateman
Diddnaon. She d. Oct. 17, 1863.
He m. (2) Mch. 8, 1866, Mrs. Sarah Ann Caswell.
CHILDREN BT FIRST MABRIAOB.
2719. Danford FOiland, b. June 11, 1884; m. Dec. 80, 1868, Josephine
Hartman. He senred in the Civil war, and was for nearly one year
a prisoner in Andersonville. He is, 1^6, a fanner in Bowling
Green, Wood Co., O. Children. 1. Edith; 2. Letta.
2720. MaryMeUwjL, b. July 6, 1886; m. Dec. 11, 1859, Jerome B.
Thomas. He is, 1876, a farmer, in Haskins, Wood Co., O. Chil-
dren. 1. Virginia; 2. Delia; 8. Carrie.
2721. IrtinffAUmto, b. May 20, 1889; m. Nov. 15, 1865, Ada Fenn,
who d. Oct. 8, 1875. In the Civil war, he served about four years,
and was for nine months a prisoner in Libby prison and New Orleans.
He is, 1876, a carpenter and Joiner in Cleveland, O. No children.
2722. Martha Anna, b. Feb. 17, 1848; m. (1) Sept. 18, 1866, Lyman
Walk*er. He d. Oct 18, 1867; (2) Sept. 10. 1872, Capt Harrison
Terry. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876, in Bowling Oreen, Wood
Co., O. ChUd by first marriage. 1. Ettie. Child by second mar-
riage. 2. Bertha.
2728. Looma Marian, b. Jan. 9, 1847; m. Sept. 14. 1868, Lindworth
P. Thomas. He is, 1876, a farmer in Bowling Oreen, O. They
have one dau^ter.
CHILDRXN BT SECOND MABRIAQB.
Four.
1M4.
Joel Orville Noble, s. of Oustavus Adolphus, was b. in Coles-
ville, N. Y., Nov. 23, 1812. He was a farmer in Rochester, C,
and d. in Whitehouse, Lucas Co., 0., Nov. 26, 1868, «. 66.
.He m. June 11, 1840, Mart Wheeler. She m. (2) C. A.
Stranfthaa.
CHILDRXN.
2724. Zmsm. b. Mch. 16, 1841, in Rochester, O.; and d. March,
1842.
2725. 0rtaUHu4$an, b. Oct 16, 184^; d. while a student of medicine, in
Wauseon, Fulton Co., O., Apr. 19, 1874, «. 28.
2726. Mary BwtUne, b. Oct. 15, 1846; m. Aug. 20, 1869, Dr. PhUo Jones
of Wauseon; O. They have had four children, two of whom now,
1876, survive.
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328 DSaCINDAllTB OF THOMAS NOBLS.
OuBTAvus Fbebican Nobli, b. of GnstaTos AdolphuB, was b. in
ColesviUe, N. Y., F«b. 27, 1816, and d. in Rochester, Lonin Co.,
O., Dec. 14, 1848, «. 33. He was a fanner.
He m. Aug. 15, 1839, Habsixt Fanchxe. She m. (2) Degrass
Tliomas, and resides, 1878, in Rochester Depots 0.
CmLDBBN BOBH IK BOCHBSTEB.
8797. Barriei AdaUne, b. Mch. 18, 1841 ; d. Apr. 7. 1848, m. 1.
878a Sarah AUrina, h. Not. 1, 1848; m. Jan. 1, 1889, George Chad-
wick. He is, 1876, a fanner in Bowling Oreen, Wood Co., O.
Child. Frank Rea, b. Dec. 18, 1809.
9788. KUta lOmarette, b. May 84, 1844; m. Not.. 1867, Homer Ehner
Barrett He is, 1876, a farmer in Clarksfield, Huron Co., O.
Child. Earl Augostus, b. Nov. 15, 186a
8780. Any Adalvan, b. Jan. 84, 1846; m. Dec. 80, 1878, Ella Josephine
Mann. He is, 1876, a farmer, in Rochester Depot, O. Child.
Grace Caroline, b. Mch. 17, 1875.
8781. iforr AdaUne, b. Not. 9, 1847; m. Sept 7, 1870, Wilber Wesley
Hall. He is, 1876, a dealer in stock, in Wellington^ O. Child.
Ckjton Gustavos, b. Oct 15, 1871.
Pbiebb Mabia Noblx, dau. of Onstavus Adolphosy.was b. in
Colearille, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1816, and d. in Freeport, Wood Co., 0.,
Jan. 26, 1870, «. 63.
She m. May 20, 1841, as his second wife, Oilbs EnwARn Palmbb,
b. in Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y., Sept 26, 1807, s. of Edward
Palmer, b. in Stonington, Conn., Sept 13, 1783, and Lncretia
Babcock, b. in Stonington, Conn., Jan. 18, 1784. He ia a farmer,
and removed, in 1835, to Penfield, Lorain Co., C; in 1841, to
Rochester, Lorain Co., C; in 1844, to Penfield, C; in 1852, to
La Orange, 0., and in 1857, to Freeport (P. 0. Prairie Depot), 0.
CHILDBKN.
8788. QudamiAddbeH, b. Jnne 18, 18«i, in Penfield; d. in Rochester, 0.,
Mch. 81, 1844, «. 1.
878a Maria EtkabeOi, b. Mch. 19, 1844, in Rochester; m. July 8, 1868,
Henry Hsrrison Powers, a fanner of Freeport
8784. Frank BOward, b. Aug. 7, 1847, in Rochester; m. Oct 8, 1878,
Mary Elizabeth Lausdale, and is a pbyridan in Freeport.
8785. OrsOe Adc^u$, b. Mch. 10, 1858, in La Grange; and there d.
Aug. 8, 1854, «. 1 yr.
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1917.
SusAK Jams Noble, dau. of Onstavtus Adolphus, was b. in
Goleaville, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1818, and d. in Freeport, O., Dec. 31,
1860, ». 42.
She m. Jan. 26, 1837, Nobls Baaus Alotbb.
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CHILDREN.
2785a. Levi Cam, and three sons who have deceased, 1876.
IMS.
Betbet Anoeline Noble, dau. of Ouatavoa Adolphus, was b. in
Coleaville, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1820.
She m. Jane 3, 1841, Anthony Ttleb Stranahan, a farmer of
Litchfield, O. They have had three children, two of whom have
deceaMd, 1876.
George Washinoton Noble, b. of Oustavns Adolphus, was b.
in Coleeville, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1823.
He graduated June 10. 1854, at the Eclectic Medical College in
Cincinnati, C, and commenced practice at Bradford, McKean Co.,
Penn. In 1858, he went to California, but returned in 1859, and
■ettled in Fitch ville, Huron Co., O. In April, 1866, he removed
to Litchfield, O., where he remained until Aug., 1874, when he
removed to Lodi, Medina Co., 0., and opened a drug store, and
thence to Republic, 0., where he resides, Jan., 1878.
He m. (1) Jan. 16, 1851, Ann Rexporb Phillips. She d.
He m. (2) Apr. 25, 1861, Ann Eliza Walker, b. in Champion,
N. Y., Dec. 11, 1831, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Wilson)
Walker.
CHILD BT first MABBIAGE.
t7856.JfonrZfdia, b. Apr. 8^1854.
CmLDBEN BT IBOOND MABKIAQE.
me. Urtula Ann, b. Oct. 5, 1862, in Fitchville, O. ; and there d.
Sept. 5, 1864, m. 88 moa.
2787. GwTffe WdMngion, b. June 27, 1864, in FitchviUe.
8788. JObtm WiUiam, b. Sept. 80. 1866, in Litchfield.
2788. Sa^, b. Aug. 1, 1871, in Litchfield.
8740. Ada Ma§, b. Sept. 14, 1874, in Lodi.
Joel Powel Noble, s. of Winthrop, was b. in Lanesboro*, Mass.,
July 27, 1800. He is by trade a moulder, and has resided since
about 1854, up to the preeent time, 1876, in Hastings, Barry Co.,
Mich.
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He m. July 5, 1825, Mabt Am Dbukt, b. in Litchfield, Her-
kimer Co., N. Y., Feb. 22, 1808, dftu. of JonAlhan and Sevieh
(Cole) Dniiy. She d in Heetingi, May 14, 1873, «. 65.
CHILDBXN.
3741. BtUkEBUn, b. Hch. 90, 1837, in Wadsworth. O.^ ul Darid
aBoMelL
8743. Laura Ann, b. Oct. 10, 1830, in haoy, O. ; m. Akmso
Brookt. He waa a moulder, and d in BoiKalo, N. T. Children.
1. Juliette Haria: 3. Alonso, d — ; a Ella Marion; 4. Laura AdeUe.
874a Maria LoTttU, b. Nov. 3, 1882, in Madiaon, O.; m. Dudley
Newton, a. of Eber Kewton, and reiidea, 1870, in Yankee Springs,
Mich.
3741 Mary Bniah, b. Not. 9, 1885, in Carliale, O. ; m. Stephen
Travene, and reaidea, 1870, in Haatfaiga, Mich.
8745. JmUus Augtuhu, b. Sept 5, 1840, hi Cariiale, 0.; m. Dec. 4,
1802, Loniaa Croaa, b. July 13, 1848. dau. of EUoy C. and EmcUna
(Hendxy) Croea. He ia a grooeiyman. and reddea, 1870, in Haatinga*
Mich. ChOdren. 1. Frank Joel, b. Bept 14, 1800; 3. CtfrieAdeUe,
b. Mch. 4, 1870.
3745a. AiMief Winihrcp, b. Mch. 18, 1843, hi Cariide. O. ; d Aug. 10«
1842, c 5 moe.
3740. Miriam GcodeU, b. Aug. 18, 1844, hi Carliale, O.; m. Jan. 14,
1800, Stephen Potter, b. hi Whitehall, N. Y, Feb. 7, 1819. He
rerides, 1870, in Yankee Springs. Mich. Children. 1. Florence, b.
June 32, 1807, hi Middlerille, Mich.; 2. Harry, b. Mch. 12, 1870,
hi Rutknd, Mich. ; 8. Frederick, b. Sept 2, 1878, io Yankee Springs.
3747. Harriet SopkrmUa, b. Aug. 33, 1848, hi Carlisle, 0.; m. May 19,
1809, Jesse Stall, b. in Washington, Star Co.. 0., a. of Heniy Pot-
ter and Maiy Ann (Edgar) Stall. He is, 1870. a bhickamith hi Haa-
thigs, Mich. Children. 1. Era NeU, b. Mch. 32, 1870; 2. Myrtie
Isabell. b. Dec. 8. 1875.
3748. JaaPbwd, b. Jan. 0or30, 1858, hi Cariiale, O.; d in Haa-
tfaiga. Mich., Apr. 10, 1801, m, 9.
IMS.
Julia Fbakkun Nobue, dau. of Winihrop^ was b. in Lanesboro',
Maaa., Feb. 17, 1802, and reaideB, 1870, in Londonderry, Vt She
baa had no children.
She m. Jan. 17, 1833, Ethan Amobl, b. in Pownal, Vt, Jane
1, 1798, a. of Baek and Naomi (Biyan) AngeL He was a farmer,
and removed, abt 1819, to HanoFer, N. T., and there d. June,
1870, A. 72.
Jnuua AuousTua Noblk, a. of Winthrop, waa b. in Lanesboro*,
Maaa., Jan. 23, 1804, and d. in Van Bnren, Ark., Feb. 22, 1874,
A. 70. He waa for a few yeara a bookaeUer and aoctioneer in
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Boston, Mass., but removed thence, as early as 1841, to New
Orleans, La. In 1853, he resided in Bilozi, Miss., and was an
assistant storekeeper in the custom-house in New Orleans, La.
Li tlie Civil war, he was a Union man, and in 1871, removed to
Van Buren, ArL, where he was postmaster.
He m. ^1) May 15, 1834, Adeune Pope, b. Apr. 0, 1810, dau.
of Col. William and Sarah (Pierce) Pope, of Dorchester, Mass.
She d of consumption, in New Orleans, La., Apr. 29, 1844, e. 34.
He m. (2) Jan. 1, 1848, Emilt Noble. She resides, 1877, at
178 Canal St., New Orleans, La.
childben by fibst If abbiage.
2749. WaUam P&pe, b. Dec. 80, 1835, in Boston, Mass. In the Civil
war, he sided with the Confederates. After the war, he was for
several years a Democratic leader in the legislature, and a news-
paper correspondent He d. . He was married.
2750. SdwardAuffUiHu, b. May 1, 1888, in Boston; d. in Silver Creek,
N. Y., Aug. 80, 1889, s. 1.
2761. Lueif AdeUne, b. Mch. 15, 1841, in New Orleans, La. ; m. Oliver
A Pierce of New Orleans, La., and d. 1876, leaving several chil-
dren.
2752. Sarah Ann, b. Nov. 17, 1842, in New Orleans, La. ; and there
d. Aug. 7, 1848. m. 5.
CHILD BT SBCOm) MABBIAGE.
2758. Sarah Emi^, b. Feb. 26, 1849; d. in Lafayette, La., Aug. 9,
1851, «. 2.
IMO.
SoPHBONiA Amn Noble, dau. of Timothy, was b. in Lanesboro*,
Mass., Jan. 11, 1806, and d. 1874, m. abt 68.
She m. (1) Jan. 1, 1826, Eu Hubbabd.
She m. (2) Wxluam Wallace.
CHILDBER BT FIBST MABBIAGE.
2754. SOen SophnnUa, b. ; m. Beneca Hurd of Vanceboroo^, HI.
8755. John, b.
2756. Daniel, b.
CHILDBBR BT SBOOHD MABBIAGE.
2757. O^fTusA,, b. ; resides, 1877, in Pecatonica, Winne-
bago Co., ni.
2758. WaUam, b. ; resides, 1876, in Vanceborough, HI.
miSa,LoveU, b.
2759. Harriet, b. ; d. young.
2760. Bthnn, h. ; d. young.
2761. AnguetuB, b. ; d. young.
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832 IVB6CKKDAKT6 OF THOMAS WOBLB.
Danibl Wimthrop Noblb, b. of Winthrop, wts'b. in Lanet-
boro'« Mass., Feb. 14, 1808.
In 1834, he left his father*s house in Batavia, Oenesee Co.,
N. Y., and removed to Whiteford, Monroe Co., Mich. He resided
in Boston, Mass., 1836-37; in Cincinnati, 0., 1837-40; in Dayton, *
0., 1840-48; and in 1848, removed to Perry (P. O. Indianapolis),
Ind., where he has continued to reside up to the present time,
March, 1877.
In Dayton, he kept a bookstore, and continued the same busi-
ness for two years, in Indianapolis. He then bought an interest
in a planing mill, but since Dec., 1854, hss been a farmer.
He m. (I) Feb. 1, 1835, Abigail Wright Brown, b. in Jeffrey,
N. H., dau. of Cyrus and Milla (Lawrence) Brown. She d. in
Whiteford, Mich., Jan. 4, 1836.
He m. (2) Sept. 8, 1840, Harribt Mabia Blood, b. in New
Ipswich, N. H., June 25, 1814, dau. of John Blood.
CHILDBBH BT SBOOHD MARRIAGB.
9702. Sdofin WitUhrop, b. Jan. 10, 1842, in Dayton, O.; m. Aug., 1870,
Ethel A Hathaway. In the CitII war, he enlisted, Aug. 80, 1861,
in Co. D, 26th Ind. Reg., was in the battle of Prairie Grove, Ark.,
at the siege of Vicksburg, and after a aeyere illness in a hospital in
New Orleans, was discharged, Mch. 12, 1864, on account of disabil-
ity. He was a farmer until 1869, when he became connected with
his uncle, Julius A. Noble, in the mercantile business, in Van
Buren, Ark. He d. in New Orleans, La., Jan. 1, 1871, m. 28.
2768. ChaHe9 Henry, b. May 10, 1848, in Dayton, O. In the Oiyil war,
he enlisted, June 10, 1861, in the Bracken rangers, an independent
company of cavalry. This company was afterwards united with
Co. K, Ist Ind. Cav. He was discharged at Petersburg, Va., June
19, 1864. Although in many engagements in Western Va., and on
the Rapidan, and at second Bull Run, Gettysburg, ChanceUonrille,
Fredericksburg, and Petersburg, he received no wound. In 1866, he
entered the regular service, as second lieutenant
8764. Oyrui Brawn, b. Jan. 21, 1846, in Dayton, O. ; m. Mch. 8, 1800,
Harriet Matthews, b. in Cambridgeshire, Eng. He is a fanner,
and resides, 1877, in Perry, Ind. Children. 1. Harriet Maria, b.
Mch. 8, 1872, in Perry; 2. Maiy Wilme, b. Mch. 2, 1874
2766. Frank WaUer, b. Aug. 1, 1866, in Perry, Ind.; resides, 1877, in
Perry, Ind.
2766. Daniel WtOie, b. Apr. 29, 1868, in Perry, Ind.; is, 1877, a mem-
ber of the class of 1878, in Pardue AgriciUtural College.
1M9.
RorANA LoBBTTB NoBilB, dau. of Winihrop, was b. in Leroy,
N. Y., Febu 24, 1818.
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She m. Jan. 1, 1838, John Woods Bbottn, b. in Sharon, N. H.,
May 7, 1817, s. of Cyrus and MDla (Lawrence) Brown. He is a
farmer, and resides, 1876, in Pembroke, Genesee Co., N. Y., his
P. 0. address being West BaUvia, N. T. In 1865 and 1866, he
was a member of the New -York Assembly.
CHILDBEN.
8767. JuUa Maria, b. Nov. 7, 1888; m. Kov. 9, 1859, Charles H.
Wells, andd. July 28, 1860, m. dl.
8768. Ikinia Webster, b. Aug. 20, 1840; d. May 5, 1841.
Vm. AdaUne EutJi, b. Mch. 6, 1842; m. 8ept 10, 1868, John D.
Schiller. He is, 1876, a teacher in Jackson, Mich.
2770. <^frue Winthrap, b. July 20, 1844; m. Dec. 25. 1872, Ada Robin-
son, and is, 1876, a lawyer in Joliet, lU.
2771. ThereM Caroline, b. Mch. 26, 1847; a teacher, 1876, in Jackson,
Mich.
2772. Arthur Herman, b. Feb. 7, 1849; m. Aug. 17, 1870, Maria Yedder.
He is, 1876, a fanner.
2778. Del\»re8t, b. Jan. 24, 1861; d. June 16, 1851, «. 4 mos.
2774 EeUOa Larette, b. Aug. 4, 1852.
2775. Edrian Jaekeon, b. Oct 2, 1854; is a teacher, 1876.
fmt. Sarah muabeOi, b. Nov. 5,1856.
Sarah Cabolins Noble, dau. of Winthrop, was b. in Batavia,
N. Y., Feb. 22, 1823.
She m. Apr. 14, 1847, John R. Johnson, b. in Manchester, Vt,
Apr. 8, 1822, & of Thomas Johnson. He resided, until 1837, in
Manchester, Vt, when he removed to Hanover, Chautauqua Co.,
N. Y., and thence, in 1866, to Londonderry, Vt, where he d. Jan.
10, 1871, m. 48. He was a fanner.
CHILDREN BOBN IN HANOVEB.
2777. Laura Agnee, b. Mch. 24, 1848; m. Sept, 1878, George F.
Bailey, a mechanic, who resides, 1876, in Putney, Yt
277a JuUa Fkrenoe, b. May 14, 1849; d. in Hanover, N. Y., June 25,
1857, «. 8.
2779. NOitmNMe, b. July 19, 1850.
2780. EarU NarwOe, b. Apr. 14, 1862; d. in Hanover, N. Y., July 8,
1857, m, 6.
2781. Baton, b. Oct 14, 1858; d. in Hanover, K. Y., June 80,
1867, 0. 8.
2782. OameL,, b. Aug. 0, 1855; m. Feb. 22, 1875, Samuel R
Pierce. He is, 1876, a real estate broker in Orecaifleld, Mass.
2788. Jehn Ejgffert, b. Feb. 19, 1857.
2784. Frederic AdOb&rt, b. May 14, 1859.
2785. JiiUan Bnnen, b. Nov. 24, 1862.
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334 DnOENDANTS OF THOMAS VOBLB.
SEVENTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
LouiBA NoBUE, d&u. of T? alter, was b. in C^pe Vincent, N. Y.,
Oct. 17, 1819.
She m. abt 1836, Horack Andbxw Fanchsr. He resided, in
1859, in Ithaca, N. T., and in 1876, in KnozviUe, N. Y.
CHILDBEK.
8786. Martha EUtabeth, b. Apr. 17, 1888.
8787. Jjnii9a, h. Feb. 8. 1840, in Coxsackie, K Y.; m. Aug.
6, 1855, John Lewis Southard. She d. in Post Creek (Hornby),
N. Y., June 9, 1874, s. 84.
878a .^aman, b. June 80, 1848. in Ithaca, N. Y.; m. July 4,
1870, Lydia H. Mead, and resides, 1875, in Rathbonerille, Steuben
Co., N. Y. He served through the Civil war.
8789. WaUer, b. Oct. 9, 1844, in Deep Well (Owego), N. Y. ;
d. in SpeedsviUe, Tompkins Co., N. Y., in 1846.
8790. WaUam Henry, b. Feb. 15, 1847, in RicevUle, N. Y; m. Oct
14, 1866, Thirza Jane Perry, is a blacksmith, and resides, 1875, in
Post Creek (Hornby), N. Y. In the Civil war, he entered the army,
Jan. 4, 1864.
8791. IMlMf, b. June 15, 1849, in Jackson MiUs (Ithaca). K.
Y. ; m. Aug. 14, 1870, Tamer Lee. He is, 1875. a blacksmith, and
resides in Coming, N. Y.
8798. BnuM Andrew, b. Oct. 11, 1851, in Slatersville, Tompkins Co.,
N. Y; d. Oct 9, 1855, m. 8.
8798. Anny JvUa, b. Jan. 8, 1858; d. Kov. 8, 1855, «. 8.
8794. am, b. 1856; d. 1856.
8795. Daieid Oiibert, b. Oct 9, 1858. in Post Creek (Hornby), N. Y.
8796. CkarhtU Amanda, b. July 8, 1868, in Coming, K. Y.
Walter Noble, & of Walter, was b. in Cape Vincent^ Oct 9,
1823. In 1859, he resided in Newark, 0., and now, 1875, in
Hornby, N. Y., (doming being his P. 0. address. He aerved as
corporal in the CiTil war, from June 13," 1861, to June 21, 1864,
and as color-sergeant, from Aug. 24, 1864, to June 20, 1865.
He m. (1) June 8, 1850, . She d. Aug. 10,
1850.
He m. (2) March 5, 1865, Mrs. Mabtha Elbath Boot.
CHILDBBH BT SB00in> MABBIAGB.
8797. Harriet Louisa, b. Aug. 27, 1866.
8798. Laura Luretta, b. Apr. 18, 1869.
8799. Jtdia SaekeU, b. Aug. 9, 1871.
8800. Ddou Edward, b. Apr. 17, 1874.
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9047.
Lauba Ann Noblb, dau. of Walter, was b. Oct. 29, 1825.
She m. June 9, 1846, Oilbbbt Cboss, b. in Brownsville, N. Y.,
Not. 17, 1817, a. of John Cross. He is, 1875, a baker, and res.
in Newark, Licking Co., Ohio.
CHTLDREN.
2801. Mary Frances, b. July 14, 1847; d. Feb. 25, 1852, ic. 4.
2802. OeargeLevi, b. Apr. 27, 1849; m. .
8806. Mary Ida BomUa, b. June %, 1853.
2801 WaUam Wright, b. Aug. 20, 1858; d. Dec. 21, 1858.
2805. Albert, b. abt. 1861.
2806. Fanny, b. 1868.
d049.
WiLUAM RuBSBLL NoBLB, 8. of Walter, was b. in Martinsburg,
Lewis Co., N. Y., Aug. 20, 1834. When one year old, he was
taken by his father to Cape Vincent, N. Y., where he remained
until May, 1853. He resided in Copper Harbor, Mich., from May
14, 1853, to June, 1854; in Eagle River, Mich., from June, 1854,
to Aug., 1856 ; and since the latter date, in Houghton and Hancock,
Mich., except for one year spent as derk of the Silver islet mines,
on the north shore of Lake Superior. He was for a number of
yeaxB) accountant and cashier of several large mining companies.
He is now, Sept., 1875, a merchant in Hancock, Mich., of the firm
of Noble k Ellis.
He m. July 23, 1857, Anna Mabia Van Oubsuno, b. in Sche-
nectady, N. Y., Mch. 2, 1836, dau. of Jacob and Catharine (Ander-
son) Van Ouesling.
childben.
2807. Fanfiy LOian, b. May 20, 1858, in Houghton, Mich. ; and there
d. Mch. 26, 1859, m. 10 mos.
2808. Arthur LOian, b. Apr. 21, 1860, in Hancock, Mich.
2809. Byron Bldred, b. Oct 25,. 1868. in Van Alta, O.
2810. Clara, b. Nov. 25, 1865, in Houghton, Mich. ; and there
d. Sept 1, 1866, m. 9 mos.
2811. &earye Auguelut, b. Bept 16, 1867, in Houghton.
2812. Kitty Maria, b. Oct 29, 1870, in Houghton.
William Mebwin Noblv, s. of Thomas, was b. Feb. 2, 1825.
He resides, 1876, in Cromwell, Conn.
He m. Mch. 8, 1850, Almiba Pabmbleb Mildbum, dau. of Orrin
Mildxum.
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336 DE8CEKDAKT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
CniLDREK BORK IK CROMWELL.
2818. ArOiUT, b. May 30, 1851.
2814. Clara AdeUa, \ b. Mcb. 10, 1858; m. Oct. 20. 1874. Dantcl Webster
V of Berlin, Conn.
2815. Bnrna AmOia, ) b. Mch. 10. 1858.
2810. Edward Shepard, b. Apr. 29, 1858.
2817. Bobert IfOdrum, b. Mch. 16, 1800.
2818. W%UiamCleateland,h. Oct. 2, 1800.
MM.
Maby Ambua Noble, dau. of Thomas, was b. May 29, 1827.
She m. March 8. 1848, Henbt B. Arnold, b. of Joseph Arnold.
CBIIJ>RSN.
2819. Editard Clark, b. June 6, 1856, in Cal.
2820. Frank Hubbard, b. Jan. 18, 1858, hi CaL
2821. C?iarle$ Henry, b. Jnly 10, 1860, in Cal. ; and ^ere d. June 7, 1861,
«. 10 mo8.
2822. Harry, b. hi Haddam, Conn.
2828. Mary EUen, b. in Haddam, Conn. ; and there d.
M91.
Thomas Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. May 23, 1831.
He m. Apr. 13, 1870, Elizabeth Belden.
CHILDREN BORN IN CROMWELL.
2824. Sarah EUen, b. May 27, 1871.
2825. 2%ofiuM Anry, b. KoT. 20, 1875.
MIS.
Caleb Thomas Spenoeb Noble, s. of Lystra, was b. May 29,
1818. He has been a teacher, cazi>enter, and farmer. He removed
to Hebron, McHenry Co., 111., and thence, in 1868, to Bedford,
Taylo-. Co., la., where he resides, 1876.
He m. June 1, 1887, Charlotte Freeman, b. in Warren, N. Y.,
Oct 9, 1818, dau. of Thomas and Nancy (Brown) Freeman.
2826. Thomoi Spencer, b. Feb. 22, 1840, hi Warren, K. T. ; re-
ddes, unm., 1876, in Bedford, Iowa, and ii a saddler and harness-
maker.
Nancy Addaide Julianna, b. Oct. 4, 1842, hi Warren, N. T. ; m.
Aug. 1, 1860, George W. Dean, b. hn Crawford Co., Penn., Feb. 25,
1880, a of Nelson and Sarah (Walker) Dean. During the Ciyil war,
he was a priyate in the 10th Beg., during the three months' service,
and from the autumn of 1862, until the close of the war, was in
the 115th m. Reg., and promoted to the otBce of lieutenant. He
resides, 1876, in Grant, Taylor Co., Iowa. Children bom in Grant
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1. Charles Nelson, b. Aug. 80, 1870; 2. Frederick Noble, b. Not.
80, 1871; 8. Merle Hugh, b. Hay 25, 1874; 4. Roj Spencer, b. Oct.
7, 1875.
2828. Mariett Amanda, b. Mch. 28, 1848, in Hebron, 111.; d. in
Bedford, Iowa, Bept. 20, 1889, e. 26.
2829. Barah AdeUne, b. July 7, 1852, in Warren, N. Y.; d.
in Hebron. 111., Sept., 1858, s. 1.
2880. Frederick Arthvr, b. Mcb. 28,1856, in Hebron. 111.; was
there drowned, by falling into a tub of water, July 8, 1857, ee. 1.
M14.
Habbixt Causta NoBLSy dau. of Lystra, was b. in Warren,
N. y., Nov. 20, 1819.
She m. Oct. 13, 1849, Rev. Wiluam Alphonso Wells, b. in
New Lebanon, N. Y*, Nov. 16, 1814, s. of Harvey and Martha
(Doty) Wells. He pursued his preparatory studies under the in-
struction of Stephen W. Taylor of Hamilton, N. Y., and entered the
class of , in Madison University, but was obliged to leave, on
account of ill health, daring Sophomore year. He was ordained,
Sept 31, 1837, to the work of the Christian ministry, in Frankfort,
N. Y. For two years, from April, 1838-40, he was pastor of the
Baptist church in De Ruyter, N. Y.; from 1840-47, in Bemsen,
N.Y.; and from 1847-49, in Trenton, N. Y. In Nov., 1849,
he was sent by the Home Missionary society, to Iowa, and
labored there in Danville, Denmark, and Muscatine. Poor
health requiring him to return to the east, in Aug., 1853, he was
was from Jan., 1854, to March 1, 1855, pastor of the church in
Trenton, N. Y., and from 1855-63, pastor of the church in New
Hartford, N. Y. While continuing to reside at the latter place, he
supplied from April, 1863, to Oct, 1864, thechurchin Clinton, N. Y.
He removed, Oct. 17, 1864, to Memphis, Onondaga Co., N. Y.,
taking charge of the Baptist church there, until Jan., 1871, when
the state of his health compelled him to abandon ministerial labor.
He has continued up to the present time, 1876, to reside in
Memphis.
2881. JMle Howard, b. Aug. 18, 1861, in Warren, N. Y. ; d. in Muscatine,
Iowa, Bept 25, 1852.
2882. Jfoiy Franou, b. Jan. 22, 1858, in Muscatine, Iowa; m. Nov. 26»
1878, Frank Alfred Oilley. then of Syracuse, N. Y., but now, 1876,
of Memphis, N. Y. He is a hardware dealer.
2838. OurtU NMe, b. Dec 18, 1865, in Memphis, N. Y. ; and there d.
May 17, 1866, «. 5 mos.
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338 DB8CKKDANT8 OV THOMAS NOBLE.
9190.
Ebthbb Oabtield Nobls, daa. of Hervey, was b. in Wilna,
N. Y., Dec. 29, 1819.
She m. Jan. 2, 1843, David Thomas Parsons, b. in East Wind-
sor, Conn., June 29, 1816, s. of David and Harriet (Fish) Parsons.
He is a farmer, and resided, in Manchester, Ontario Co., N. 7.,
1829--35; in La Grange, O., 1835^3; in Carlisle, Lorain Co., O.,
1843-52; in La Orange, C, 1852-73; and in Akron, Summit Co.,
0., 1873-76.
8888a. M€lM$a Amanda, b. Feb. 26, 1844, in Carlisle; m. Nov. 28, 1868,
Julian A. Baldwin, a fanner, 1876, in Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co.,
MidL
88886. Harriet Almira, b. Oct 16, 1845, in Carlisle; m. Jan. 8, 1867,
Orson Humphrey, a merchant, 1876, in La Grange, O.
88S8e. AdeUa Malvina, b. Aug. 18, 1847, in Carlisle; d. Dec. 88, 1862,
S.16.
888ad. Lorewo Chutawt, b. Mch. 88, 1850, in Carlisle; m. June 80, 1872.
Ann Eliza Adams, and is, 1876, a cheese manufacturer in Carlisle.
88880. Dora EiteUa, b. Dec. 80, 1868, in La Grange.
8181.
OsoBOB WiuLEBSON NoBLE, s. of Hervey, was b. in Wilna,
Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 10, 1821. In February, 1862, he
removed from La Grange, 0., to Liverpool, Medina Co., Ohio, where
he has continued to reside up to the present time, 1876. He is the
proprietor of a foundry and machine shop.
He m. Nov. 19, 1845, Jane Euza Oabrett, b. in Ballston, Sara-
toga Co., N. Y., Jan. 15, 1829, dau. of Benjamin and Charlotte
(BoweC) Garrett
8884. Atnanda BOen, b. Dec. 17, 1846, in La Qrsnge, O. ; m. Jan. 1,
1864, Eurotas Merriam Dixon, b. in La Grange, Feb. 18, 1842, s. of
William Boardman and Fhebe (Merriam) Dixon at La Grange, 0.
In the Civil war, he enlisted, Apr. 18, 1861, for three months, in Co.
I, 8U1 Ohio Vol. Inf., and was mustered out, Aug. 8, 1861. He
enlisted, Aug. 6, 1861, in Co. 1, 8d Ohio Vol Inf., and was mustered
out, Feb. 17, 1863. He removed in 1865, to Sweetland, 0., and hi
1866, to Cleveland, O., where he is a machinist No children.
8885. Mdiaa BOen, b. Oct 19, 1850» in La Grange, O. ; m. July 4, 1871,
WOliam Edgar Parmelee, b. in Liverpool, O., Aug. 89, 1848, s. of
Asahel Sanf ord and Fanny (Bates) Parmelee. He is, 1876, a woolen
manufacturer in Liverpool, O. Child. Ella, b. Nov. 11, 1878, in
Liverpool.
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2886. OkarUftte Phebe, b. Oct. 26, 1852, in LaGnnge, O.; m. March 16,
1872, Rufiu Valentine Gamble, H. D., b. in Chatham, Medina Co.,
O., June 28, 1847, s. of William and Sarah (Benton) Gamble. He
graduated, in 1872, at CleTeland Medical College, and the same year
commenced the practice of medicine in LiTcrpool, O., where he
still, 1876, resides. Child. Grace, b. Jan. 10, 1878, in Liverpool.
8193.
ExiLT Ajtnst Nobls, dan. of Hervey, was b. in LaGrange, O.,
Jan. 16, 1832.
She m. Nov. 23, 1854, Chsstbb Colvin Manville, b. in Cham-
pion, N. Y., Nov. 10, 183*2, s. of Harvey and Matilda (Waite)
Manvilla He resides, 1876, in LaOrange, O., and is a dealer in
clothing, hats, and caps.
cbUjDbek,— none. •
9194.
Belinda Minbbva Noble, dau. of Hervey, wash, in La Orange,
0., Oct 23, 1834.
She m. Nov. 23, 1854, Sidney Jokes Oabbett, b. in Ballston,
N. Y., Aug. 10, 1830, s. of Benjamin and Charlotte Oarrett. He
is, 1876, a merchant in Laporte, Lorain Co., 0.
CHILDBBN.
8886a. Frank, b. Jan. 81, 1856.
8886». ChraBea, b. Dec. 16,1858.
8886e. Oharlei Henry, b. Jan. 85, 1866.
9197.
William Wallace Noble, b. of Minor Curtis, was b. in Broken-
straw, Warren Co., Penn., July 28, 1826, and is, 1876, a fanner
inLaOiange, 0.
He m. (1) Mch. 13, 1850, Lubanct Vbamans, b. Feb. 28, 1828,
dan. of Bli^ and Almira (Davis) Yeamans. She d. in Carlisle,
Lorain Co., 0., Mch. 3, 1855, m. 27.
He in. (2) Oct 3, 1855, Luoihda Milleb, b. in Warren, 0.,
June 4, 1836, dau. of Samuel and Susannah (Smith) Miller of
LaOnmge, 0.
Cfm.PBEN BT SECOHD XABBIAOE BOBN IK LA ORANGE.
8887. Aifnet Leonora, b. Feb. 81, 1868.
888a Q0rdan WaOaee, b. July 4, 1868.
8888. Bib^ert WilUam, b. Apr. 4, 1866.
919S.
EsTHEB BiANTHA NoBLE, dau. of Biiuor Curtis, was b. in Broken,
straw, Penn., May 30, 1828.
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340 DB8CIKDA1ITB OF THOMAS VOBLB.
She m. July 4, 1852, Raleaman Pabboms, b. in E$Bt Windeor,
Ck>nD., Sept. 18, 1818, b. of David and Harriet (Fiah) Panona.
He ia a farmer, and formerly redded in Manchester, Ontario Co.,
N. T., and La Grange, 0., but now, 1876, residea in Oberlin, 0.
CHUiDBKK BORK IX LAOBAROE.
2840. Babaman ZawUah, b. May 19. 1858.
S841. JuiHtia Axatia, b. Apr. 28, 1850..
2842. VUeUe IdeOe, b. Dec. 6» ia57.
2843. JTetta Oarhen, b. Feb. 6, 1860.
8190.
BoBBBT Bbucb Noble, s. of Minor Curtis, was b. in Broken-
straw, Penn., Aug. 18, 1830. He is a farmer, and has resided in
Carlisle, p., 1857-58; La Orange, 0., 1858-68; Eaton Rapids,
Mich., 1868-69; La Orange, 0., 1869-71; La Grange, Marshall
Co., Kan., 1871-76.
He m. Feb. 22, 1856, Emma Pabibh, b. in Eagle, N. Y., July
20, 1830, dau. of Lewis and Eda (Gk^ylord) Parish.
CHZLDBEN BOBN IB LAOBAKOB.
2844. Emav Alphcnsine, b. Jan. 16, 1856; m. Feb. 16, 1876, J. North Wil-
son, b. in 0., June 2, 1854.
2845. Ina OUora, b. Mch. 80. 1860.
8180.
MoBTiMEB EuoEKB NoBLB, B. of Miuor Curtis, was b. in Broken-
atraw, Penn., Feb. 5, 1833. He is, 1876, a farmer in La
Orange, 0.
He m. Sept 8, 1859, Helen Olmsted, b. in Hamilton, N. Y.,
June 5, 1841, dau. of Jonathan and Hannah (Sheldon) Olmsted.
CHILDBEK BOBK IK LAOBAHOB.
2846. Harriet AnUs, b. Sept. 8, 1868.
2847. Oearge Henry, b. Feb. 15, 1869.
2848. Otnu Ndl, b. June 10, 1871.
8181.
Emilt Adbunb Noble, dau. of Minor Curtis, Was b. in La
Orange, 0., Nov. 5, 1835.
She m. (1) Oct. 24, 1857, Dr. Chables Wbslet CANnELD, & of
Job W. and Sarah R. Canfield. He d. March 21, 1861.
She m. (2) Jan. 28, 1864, John Shaw. He resides, 1876, in
Penfield, Lorain Co., 0.
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CHILDREN BT PIB8T MARRIAGE.
2849. IHana Qtorgiand, b. Hay d6, 1859, in Pittsfield, O. ; m. Oct. 14,
1874, Clarence Merriam, b. in La Grange, O., June 28, 1854. She
d. Apr. 8, 1875, «. 15. He Ib a carpenter.
2850. Sarah Aniu, b. July 18, 1861, in La Grange, O.
9189.
Diana Alphonune Noble, dau. of Minor CurtiB, was b. in La
Orange, O., Aug. 10, 1838.
She m. May 25, 1859, Ralph Waldo Hart, b. in Colebrook,
Ck>nn., Apr. 11, 1834, a. of Lewis and Persia (Swift) Hart He
is, 1876, a farmer in La Orange, O.
CHILD BORN IN LA ORANGE.
2851. Che$ter, b. Apr. 8, 1868.
9170.
Dr. Hiram Noble, s. of Ambrose, was b. Aug. 5, 1826. He
redded, 1850-52, in Pickering, Province of Ontario; spent two
years at McGill College, Montreal, C. E., and two at Victoria College,
Toronto. ProTince of Ontario, where he graduated, 1857, and is
a member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
He resided in Brougham, C. TV., 1857; in Sutton, C. W., 1858-59;
in Sharon, C. W., 1859-71; and in Onawa, Iowa, 1871-76.
He m. Nov. 5, 1850, Jane Ann Thomson, b. in Markham,
Province of Ontario, datL of Col. Alexander Stewart and Betsey
(McCoy) Thomson.
CHILDREN.
2862. Mary sua, b. Bept 14, 1851, in Pickering; d. Hch. 12,
1868.
2868. BdidardStnitheHand, b. Nov. 1, 1858, in Markham, C. W.
2854. Theodore Parker, b. Hch. 6, 1856, in Toronto, C. W.
2855. Ambnm Stewart, b. Mch. 16, 1868, in Sutton.
2866. Herbert Thomemi, b. Bept. 21, 1860, in Sharon.
2867. Frederick Henry, b. July 2, 1868, in Sharon.
286a Anna Oatharine, b. Nov. 29, 1865, in Sharon.
91SI.
Nanot NoblE) dau. of Ambrose, was b. June 21, 1837.
She m. July 14, 1863, Alexander T. Whalet.
2859. Harwy F^ranJdin. b. Feb. 10, 1866.
2860. Minnie, b. Aug. 10, 1868.
2861. AUee, b. Nov. 12, 1870.
2862. Hannah, b. Jan. 1, 1878.
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AucB NoBLB, cbo. of AmbroBe, was b. July 8, 1S42.
She m. May I, 1862» Donald McEat.
8888. JBtMa Msud, b. May 17, 1888.
8861 Am^rom NaUe, b. May 18, 1866.
8865. JbffiM2>0iBa&2, b. Aug., 1868.
8866. John Bake, b. Jan. 6. 1871.
8867. BmiOif AUce, b. Oct 6, 1874.
9947.
Hon. Lncros Minuds Boltwood, a. of Lucius and Fanny Has-
kina (Shepard) Boltwood, was b. in Amberst, Mass., in the house
of his grandmother, Mrs. Deborah Shepard, June 8, 1825. His
studies preparatory to college, were from 1834-^9, at Amherst
academy, Rev. GkK>rge Cotton Partridge (Amherst CoL 1883),
Hon. Rodolphus Baker Hubbard (Union CoL 1829), Rev. Fred-
erick Buel (Yale Col. 1836), and Rev. Nahum Gale, D.D., (Am-
herst CoL 1837), preceptors. He graduated at Amherst College,
in 1843, and at Andover Theological Seminary, in 1847, but was
never ordained as a clergyman. From 1852 to 1863, he was
librarian of Amherst College; from June, 1861, to July, 1865,
postmaster of Amherst; from Apr., 1867, to Apr., 1868, assistant
librarian in the Congressional library at Washington, D. C; and
from Apr., 1868, to Aug., 1875, librarian of the Young Men's
Institute at Hartford, Conn. In 1859-60, he was a member of
the Massachusetts senate, from the Hampshire and Franklin dis-
trict Since Aug., 1875, he has continued to reside in Hartford,
Conn.
He was chosen, Oct 7, 1846, a corresponding member of the
New England Historic Oenealogical society; Nov. 2, 1852, a cor-
responding member of the New York Historical society; March,
1856, a corresponding member of the Connecticut Historical
society; May 5, 1868, a resident member of the same society (of
which, from May 19, 1868, to May 21, 1872, he was recording sec-
retary); Oct, 1858, an honorary member of the Vermont Histori-
cal society; June 15, 1859, an honorary member of the New
Hampshire Historical society; and was invited, 1876, to become
a fellow of the Royal Historical society of Great Britain.
In 1863, he prepared and published the genealogical portion of
<< Judd's History of Hadley, Mass."
He m. June* 6, 1860, Clarinda Boabdhan Williams, b. in
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GofiheD, Mm8., Aug. 31, 1836, daa. of Hinckley ud Elvira Ar-
menius (Wright) Williams.
CHIX^DBXH.
8868. Qwrge Skepard, b. Hch. 2, 1861, in Amh«nt, Mass. ; member of
Hartford public high school, of the dass of 1878.
2869. Luchu, b. July 27,1862, in Amherst; member of Hartford
public high school, of the class of 1879.
2870. CharU$ Wright, b. Dec 6, 1867, in Washington, D. C.
2871. Fannif HdMnt, b. Feb. 27, 1870, in Hsrtford, Conn.
2872. EMra WHght, b. July 9, 1872, in Hartford, Conn.
M59.
Chablxb Upham Boltwood, 8. of Lucius and Fanny Haskins
(Shepard) Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Mch. 28, 1837,
and there d. unm., July 23, 1871, m. 34. He was for a time a derk
in a dry goods store in ELartford, Conn., Keokuk, lowa^ and
Middletown, Conn. He was next, a clerk in a glass-ware store in
New York city, and subsequently a member of the firm of Heniy
Russell & Co., dealers in table glass-ware, lamps, and looking-
glasses, at 60 Vesey street, in the same city. During the last two
years of his life, he resided at Amherst, superintending the
business of his father. His character and reputation were
excellent, and he was faithful in the discharge of every trust
He had a sunny smile, and possessed a rare sweetness of disposi-
tion, making him a great favorite, in every circle in which he
moved. His health was usually firm, and his last iUness was of
but ten days* duration.
" Oreen be the turf above thee, friend of my better dayst
None knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but to prsise, ^y
Tears fell when thou wer^ dying, from eyes unused to weep, X
And long, where thou art lying, will tears the cold turf steep. /
When hearts, whose truth was proven, like thine, are laid in earth,
There should a wreath be woven to tell the world their worth."
99M.
Hon. Bdwahd Boltwood, b. of Lucius and Fanny Haikinw
(Shepard) Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Sept. 4, 1839. He
fitted for college, at Milford, Mass., under the instruction of Syl-
vester John Sawyer (Amherst College, 1850), and at Phillips
academy, Andover, Mass., and grad. at Yale College, in 1860.
He pursued his legal studies with Pingree & Colt of Pittsfield,
Mass., at the Cambridge law school, and with Hon. Oeoige Van
Ness Lothrop^ in Detroit, *Mioh., where he was admitted to the
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B44 DS8CENDAVT8 OF THOMAS KOBLE.
bar, in the Bpring of 1863. He has resided in Detroit^ Mich.,
1863-66; in Bothwell, C. W., 1866-67: in Grand Haven, Mich.,
1867-70; and in Pittsfield, Mass., from May, 1870, until the pres-
ent time, 1878. While at Grand Haven, in addition to his profes-
sional daties, he held the office of judge of probate for Ottawa
Co., having been elected, Nov., 1868, for a term of four years.
Having been appointed, in May, 1870, treasurer of the Berkshire
Mutual Life Insurance company, he removed to Pittafield, Mass.,
and in Jan., 1873, was chosen vice-president and treasurer, and in
Jan., 1876, president and treasurer of the same company, offices
which he still retains.
He m. Oct. 26, 1865, Sarah Eliza Plunkett, b. in Chester,
Mass., Apr. 25, 1836, dau. of Hon. Thomas Fitzpatrick and Han-
nah Stevens (Taylor) Plunkett of Chester and PitUfield, Mass.
She d. in Pittsfield, Mass., June 18, 1873, m. 37.
CHILDRBN.
2878. Thotna$ I^unkett, b. Oct. 19, 1866, in Bothwell, C. W.; and d. m
Pittiifleld, Aug. 8, 1867, le. 9 mos.
9874. Bditard, b. Mch. 25, 1870, in Pittsfield.
M54.
Thomas East Boltwood, s. of Lucius and Fanny Hasldns
(Shepard) Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Feb. 15, 1844,
and d. in Hartford, Conn., Dec. 25, 1872, m. 28. He pursued his
studies, preparatory tc college, at PhiUips academy, Andover,
Mass., graduating in 1859, in one of its largest classes, with the
third ^jpointment, the Greek oration. He graduated at Yale
College, in the dass of 1864, at the Albany Law school in 1866,
and practised his profession in Toledo, 0., until compelled to
abandon it, by the failure of his health. He subsequently resided
in Castleton, N. Y.
He m. June 5, 1867, Maboabbtte Mathilda Van Hobsek, b.
in Castleton, a village of Schodack, Rensselaer Co., N. Y., Sept.
25, 1842, dau. of Jeremiah Wall and Margarette (Ostrander) Van
Hoeeen.
2875. OftofiM Fm AMMfi, b.May28,1868,inOssaeton; and there d. May
26, 1868, e. 2 days.
2876. Bertram Borden, b. July 27, 1870, in Amherst, Mass.
Suhiob Noblb Gbbbnb, dan. of Rufus and Mary Sheldon (Bolt-
wood) Greene, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Nov. 10, 1813.
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She m. Oct. 29^ 1831, Hobatio Nslsok Thobkton, b. in Butter-
nuts, Otsego Co., N. Y., Sept. 10, 1808, s. of Joseph Thornton, b.
in Burlington, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1785, who d. in Berrien, Mich., June
16, 1839, e. 73, and Rebecca Foster, b. in Eeene, N. H., Oct. 7,
1787, who d. in Carroll, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1870, m. 82.
He is, 1876, a fanner in Carroll, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
CHILDREN BORN IN CARROLL.
2877. Helen Bowmond, b. Mch. 12, 1888; m. Joeeph Bamselall.
2878. Harriet BoUutood,h. June 6, 1885; m. (1) £. Slocumb; (2) J. B.
Follett.
2879. HbraHo KeUon, b. Aug. 14, 1888; d. Jan. 9, 1880, m. 4 mo6.
2880. Ritfui Greene, b. Not. 11, 1889; a teacher, d. unm., in Carroll,
June 17» 1868, m. 28.
2881. Horatio King, b. July 22, 1866.
* Mabt Sheldon Greene, dftu. of Rufus and Mary Sheldon (Bolt-
wood) Greene, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Jan. 19, 1816.
She m. Aug. 12, 1836, Albebt Mobtiicbr Thobnton, b. in
Butternuts, N. Y., May 6, 1810, s. of Joseph and Rebecca (Foster)
Thornton.
He resided in Carroll, N. Y., engaged in lumbering and farm-
ing from Feb., 1828, until Nov., 1868, when he removed to
Fort Dodge, Iowa, at which place and vicinity he continued to
reside, until March 17, 1873, when he removed to Newell, Buena
Vista Co., Iowa. In the spring of 1876, he removed to Otho, Web-
ster Co., Iowa.
OHILDBXN born IN CARROLL.
2882. Alonto LuMue, b. Nov. 26, 1888; m. Emily R. Comstock.
2888. Mary Bebeeea, b. May 4, 1885; m. Philip White, Jr.
2884. Maria Louiea, b. Hch. 9, 1887; m. Lucius C. Saunders.
2864a. JMeina Irene, b. Nov. 28, 1888; d. Oct. 14, 1841, e. 2.
2885. Bmay Greene, b. June 14, 1841; m. William F. Tinckom.
2886. Irefi£ Malvina, b. Mch. 28, 1848; m. Louis D. Button.
2887. Fiorina MeUna, b. Aug. 26, 1847; m. Silas W. Swift
2888. nnny BoUieood, b. July 15, 1848; unm., 1876, a teacher of Eng-
lish branches, and vocal and insdumental music, in Buena Vista
Co., Iowa. '
2880. I^iink Greene, b. Feb. 11, 1864; m. Naomi K Herrick.
Sabah Marsh Orxbnb, dftu. of Rufus and Mary Sheldon (Bolt-
wood) Oreene, was b. in Wilmington, Vt., Oct. 6, 1818, and d. in
Carroll, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1866, n. 48.
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She m. Not. 23, 1834, Wiluam Coski]i% b. ia Amhenl^ Mam,
Not. 10, 1812, a. of Jabez and JeniahA (BiUingB) Gorkiiia. He is,
1878, » fumer in CSuTon, N. Y.
Ab^aO, h. Hay 80. 1896; m. Howud CbK.
8881. MMuXOem, b. Hay 22, 1888; m. Joseph W. Hooldridge.
2882. LmOsru Gnene, b. Jul 17, 1842; m. William H. Bean.
9888. Sarak Ifeweamb, b Apr. 27, 1845; d. iB CtemD, June 17, 1863*.
cia
2884. FhUma NMO/Ba, In July 81, 1848; m. RiMaeD F. BCembiiis.
2885. AsXOmi^ b Oct 10, 1852; d. in GanoQ. Sept 28, 1858, c
linos.
JAry White, In Joly 22. 1856 ; bl Jofy 22. 1877. RmkU GsiMd
of GamD.
LmiSA Babbaba Obbbkc, dan. of Rnfos and Mary Sheldon
(Boltwood) Greene, wbs b. in Wilmington, Vt, March 20, 1821.
She m. Feb. 10, 1845, Pebbdv Sampson, b. in Goncord, Erie Go.,
N. Y., Dec 15, 1818, a. of Emery Sampson, b. in Concord, Erie
Co., N. Y., who d. in BeerBeld, Wis., Sept 20, 1852, n. 60, and
Hannah Herrick, b. in Northnmberland, N. H., Oct 16, 1792,
who d. in Deerfield, Wis., Jnly 18, 1859, ». 66. Fenrin Sampson
is a dry-goods dealer in Concord, Erie Co., N. Y., vfaere he has
resided since hic marriage. He was a justice of the peace, Jan.,
1868, to Jan., 1872, and postmaster of Springrille, N. Y., Juty,
1861, to Jsn., 1867. His P. O. address is SpringriDe, Erie Co.,
N. Y.
Smilt Boltwood Gbbbmb, dso. of Rnfos and Mary Sheldon
(Boltwood) Greene, was b. in Wihnington, Vt, Apr. 21, 1827.
She bl Oct 12, 1851, Hkbbt Watbob SAMPWoar, b. in Concord,
N. Y., Apr. 21, 1827« s. of Emery and Hannah (Henick) Samp*
son. He is a lomberman, and resided in Oarndl, N. Y., nntil
1870, when be remoTed to Sooth Valley (P. O. OnoriDe), Catta-
iBogoa Co, N. Y.
CMIIJWBBS BOBB Ol rABBOl.l.
2887. iWrw Ofmme, In Apr. 14. 1862; d. ia OsmD. 8ept IS, 1884, m, %.
MmwQrmme, b. Oct 8,1888.
9M1.
BiTPUs Gbbekb, s. of Bofns snd Mary Sbddon (Boltwood)
Greene, was bi in Camdl, N. Y., Jnne 4, 1830. He is a
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and resided in Carroll, until Aug., 1871, when he removed to
Dover, Pocshontss Co., Iowa. His P. 0. address is Newell,
Iowa.
He m. Oct 15, 1857, Eatb Lois Oould, b. Nov. 15, 1830, in
Colden, Erie Co., N. T., dan. of John Berth Gould, b. in Bethel,
Vt, March 11, 1794, who d. Nov. 14, 1864, s. 70, and Hannah
BuSum, b. in , R. L, July 25, 1801, who d. in Colden, Brie
Co., N. Y., May 18, 1855, m. 53.
CHILDBXN BOBN IK CARBOLL.
S809. m^uiBrwin, b. July 7. 1865.
8900. Mar^ Hannah, b. July 9, 1867.
MM.
Chablbs Coolcdob Mabsh, s. of Joseph and Harriet (Boltwood)
Marsh, was b. in Hadley, Mass., Nov. 24, 1845. He has been, since
Oct., 1869, a druggist and apothecary, in Bowensburgh, Hancock
Co., ni.
He m. Sept. 10, 1870, Mabt Aim Fostbb, b. in Burton, West-
moreland Co., England, Jan. 28, 1848, dau. of Thomas and Hsnnah
(Cragg) Foster, who removed about 1856, to the United States.
8801. IBdvard Qra^ei, b. Feb. 16, 1878.
8908. Harrutm BoUwood, b. June 7, 1876.
Sabah Boltwood, dau. of William and Electa (Stetson) Bolt-
wood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Feb. 7, 1827.
She m. Dec. 30, 1847, Silas Dbztbb Clabk, b. in Amherst. Apr.
5, 1824, s. of Silas and Almira (Forbush) Clark. By tzade a
machinist, for nine months after his marriage, he resided in Boston,
in the employ of Hinckley & Drury , locomotive builders. He after-
ward resided two years in Portland, Me., in charge of the locomotive
building and repsar shop; two years in Springfield, Mass.; two years
in Norwalk, 0., having charge of the shops of the Cleveland ft
Toledo R. R. Co.; six years in Keokuk, Iowa, the first master-
mechanic, as is believed, of the Keokuk, Ft Des Moines & Minn.
R R., since caUed the Des Moines Valley R R; one year in Hart-
ford, Conn. ; two years in Chillicothe, 0. ; six years in Kansas City,
as superintendent of machine works; and now, Dec., 1877, Uves in
Ottawa, Kan., where he is the proprietor of the Franklin Co.
foundry and machine shop.
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3908. WaUam, b. Jan. 4, 1850, in Springfield. Mtm.; d. in
Amhent, Mtm„ Aug. 14, 1891, m. 1.
9001 Bdward LMmieUu, b. Jan. 80. 1802, in Springfield, MaM.
8905. CharUi Shspard, b. Feb. 17,1865, in Norwalk, O.; and d. in
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept 27, 1808, e. 8.
2906. AUoe, b. Dec. 81, 1857, in Keokuk, Iowa; and there d.
Aug. 16, 1868, m. 7 mos.
2907. Arthur Seaim, b. Nov. 8, 1869, in Keokuk, Iowa; and there d.
Aug. 2, 1800, s. 8 mos.
Bev. HiNBT LsoNiDAB BoLTwooD, B. of Williun and Electa
(Stetflon) Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Jan. 17, 1831.^ He
graduated at Amherst College, in 1853. He then taught for six
months, the academy in limerick, Me.; for one year, 1854-55, the
high school in Palmer, Mass. ; for two years, 1855-57, the academy
in Pembroke, N. H.; for four years, 1857-^t, Pinkerton academy
in Derry, N. H.; and for eighteen months, 1861-63, the high
school in Lawrence, Mass. During the year 1863-64, he was a
manufacturing chemist, in New York city. In the spring of 1864,
he entered the service of the United States Sanitary Crommission,
and was ordained as chaplain in New Orleans, La., Dec. 5, 1864,
but nerer served with the regiment (67th U. S. CoL Inf.). He
was superintendent of schools in Griggsville, Pike Co., 111., two
years, from Sept, 1865-July, 1867, and in August, 1867, took
charge of the high school in Princeton, DL, where he still, Dec.,
1877, remains. He is the author of an English grammar. He
has been greatly interested in the cause of education, and has
attained to eminence in his profession.
He nL July 31, 1855, Hjblsn EnoBNiA Fixld, b. in Charlemont,
Mass., June 18, 1830, dau. of Bugeneand Abigail Smith (Hawkee)
Field.
CEILD BOBH Dt PSMBBOKX.
SI008. Cfkarlei Bdward, b. Apr. 88, 1866; ii, 1878, a member of the daasof
1881, in Amherrt Gollege.
Caboldib AmuA Boltwood, dau. of William and Electa (Stet-
son) Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., March 23, 1836.
She m. Feb. 12, 1863, Prof. Chablvs Augustus Sbblbt, b. in Ball-
ston, N. T., Nov. 28, 1825, a of Augustus Seeley, b. in Ballston,
N. T., July 25, 1798, who d. in FUiport, N. Y., Dec. 29, 1862, ». 64,
and Charlotte Millard, b. in Ballston, N. T., Aug. 2, 1802, who was
drowned an Bocheeter, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1852, ». 49. He was pre-
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pared for college at the high school in Rochester, N. Y., Rev. Dr.
Chester Dewey principal, graduated at Union College, 1847, was
principal of the Genoa, N. Y., academy, 1848, of the Predonia,
N. Y., academy, 1849, editor of the Scientific American, 1853, of
the American Journal of Photography ^ 1856, professor of chemistry
and toxolology in the N. Y. Medical college, 1859, and professor
of chemistry and metallurgy in the N. Y. college of dentistry, 1 867.
He has been, since 1865, a consulting chemist and expert in patent
He resides, 1875, at 125 E. 40th St., New York city.
CHILDBEN.
2900. EdwxTd Franklin, b. Jan. 18, 1864.
2910. Cftarlei BoUwood, b. Jan. 2, 1806.
2»11, Mabel Sartofi, b. Dec. 2,1871.
8960.
William Fbangis Boltwood, s. of William and Electa (Stetson)
Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., April 16, 1837. His occupa-
tion, since 1856, has been that of a locomotive engineer. He re-
sided in Brookfield, Mo., until Dec., 1860; in Keokuk, Iowa, until
Apr., 1861 ; in Bedford, lowa^ until Sept., 1861; and in St. Joseph,
Mo., until Dec., 1863. While a resident of the last named place,
during the Civil war, he ran as engineer on the railroad, while the
rebels were burning bridges, tearing up tracks, and firing into
trains, and yet escaped unharmed. From Dec., 1 863, to July, 1 866,
he resided in St. Chsrles, Mo., from the last named date to June,
1869, in Jefferson City, Mo., and since, up to Dec, 1875, in Kansas
City, Mo. He has met with but two accidents, during his nineteen
years of railroad service. He was blown up in Nov., 1866, while
running a locomotive, nine miles west of Jefferson City, and dis-
abled two weeks, and was badly scalded on the 27th June, 1869.
He had the honor of running the first engine across the Missouri,
on the first bridge ever built over that river.
He m. Sept 18, 1860, Atalanta Arathusa Cbisp, b. in Phila-
delphia, Penn., Nov. 1, 1842, dau. of William Raynor and Mary
Agnes (Langhome) Crisp.
CHXLDREK.
2912. Mary Agnee, b. Oct. 19. 1862, in St. Joseph, Mo.
2918. WSOiam Bayn&r, b. Jan. 7, 1866, hi Yersailles, Mo. ; snd d. in
Eansss City, Feb. 7, 1872, b. 6.
2914. FranoU Langhome, b. Apr. 8, 1868, in Jefferson City, Mo.
2915. Baberi Staling, b. July 20, 1871, in Jefferson City, Mo. ; d. in
Kansas City, June 21, 1878, e. 28 mos.
2916. Samuel Beter^f, b. June 16, 1876, in Kansas City.
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9970.
Edmund Boltwood, a. of Williun »nd ElecU (Stetaon) Boltwood,
WIS b. in Amherst, Mass., Sept 5, 1839. He entered the United
States service, in the Civil war, as a private in 27th Reg. Mass.
YoL Inf., 'Sept 20, 1861, and was appointed, Dec 7, 1863, second
lientenant 1st XT. S. Col. Cavalry, in which he served until mnatered
oat, Feb. 4, 1865. He was in engagements at Roanoke Island,
Feb. 6, 1862; at Newbem, N. C, March 14, 1862; at Kingston,
N. C; Whitehall, N. C; Ooldsborough, N. C, in Jan., 1863;
in a skirmish at Wise Cross Roads, near Kingston, N. C, where
he was wonnded in May, 1863; at the battle of Halfway House,
on Richmond and Petersburg turnpike, May 10, 1864; and at the
battle of Drury Bluff (Fay fight), July 2, 1864. After the dose of
the war, he worked for a time on a farm in Amherst, and then
became an agent for fire and life insurance companies. In May,
1870, he was appointed assistant-marshal for taking the U. S.
census. He wasappointed, Jan. 1, 1872, deputy-sheriff, and retained
the office until his removal from Amherst, in Mch., 1873. He
resided from Mch., 1873, to Mch., 1874, in Schenevus, Otsego Co.,
N. T., from Mch., 1874, to Aug., 1875, in Brooklyn, N. IT., and
then removed to Ottawa, Kan.
He m. Nov. 14, 1866, Eatb Weston Powzbs.
CKZU>BBH.
8917. KaU WeHan, b. Aug. 81. 1867, in Amherst.
881& JSdmund, b. Kov. 18, 1868, in Amherst
8819. WaUam, \ b. Apr. 18, 1870, in Amherst; and there d. Aug. 8,
I 1870, m. 3 mos.
9980. Luehu, ) b. Apr. 12, 1870, in Amherst.
9921. Gertrude, b. Sq[>t 20, 1871, in Amherst
9928. JOiMabeth Amet, b. Aug. 8, 1878, in Bchenevus, N. T.
9999a.AtfM, b. Jan. 21, 1878, in Ottawa, Kan.
99T1.
RiSPAH BoLTwooD, dau. of William and Electa (Stetson) Bolt-
wood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., Feb. 20, 1842.
She m. Aug. 15, 1867| Seth Waldo Maltbii^ b. in Southington,
Conn., May 19, 1840, s. of Dea. Daniel and Esther Gilbert (Tappan)
Maltbie. He graduated at Amherst College, 1847, spent one year
at Cheshire, Conn., as disciplinarian of the Military academy, was
for one year superintendent of public schools in Princeton, UL, for
two years principal of the high school in Gtoeseo, UL, for two
years principal of the high school in Oshkosh, Wis., and is
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now, Dec., 1875, special agent of the Equitable Life Insurance com-
pany of Dee Moines, Iowa» in Montour, Iowa.
CHXLDBXZT.
2828. Balph WMo, b. July 1» 1868. in Saybrook. O.
2924. Bmi Braiftan, b. Oct 15, 1871. in GeneBeo, HI.
9925. Gertrude BoUwood, b. Jan. 22, 1878, in Oeneseo, 111. ; and d. in
Newton, Iowa, July 15, 1878, 8b. 5 mos.
2926. Guy BwOiwrth, b. Hch. 80. 1875. in Oshkosh. Wis.; and d. in
Chester, la., Aug. 28. 1875, e. 4 mos.
M79.
JoHK Emxbsok Boltwood, b. of William and Electa (Stetson)
Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., March 24, 1844, and there
resides, 1878, on his father's homestead.
He m. Apr. 29, 1868, Emma ElizabvthHobabt, b. in Leverett,
Mass., May 22. 1847, daughter of Charles Dickinson Hobart, b. in
Leverett, July 14, 1817, and Elizabeth Maria Howard, b. in
Leverett, Sept. 16, 1817.
CHTLPRgy BOBH IN AXHBBST.
9927. HOen JEhtgmUa, b. Mcb. 9, 1871.
2928. Wmiam, b. Dec 15, 1872.
2929. Barrietmka, b. Dec 99, 1875.
M73.
Habbibt Newhall Boltwood, dau. of William and Electa
(Stetson) Boltwood, was b. in Amherst, Mass., June 26, 1847, and
d. in Worcester, Mass., May 27, 1872, m. 25.
She m. July 20, 1871, Stbphxn Holmes Labkeu, b. in Dudley,
Mass., July 10, 1847, dau. of Thomas Morris and Lucy (Holmes)
Lamed. He fitted for college at Nichols academy, in Dudley,
under the instruction of John T. Clark and Stephen W. Clark,
and graduated at Amherst College, in 1869. He m. (2) Jan. 5,
1876, Susan Maria Everett, b. in Constantinople, Turkey, Feb. 18,
1853, dau. of Bey. Joel Sumner and Seraphina (Haynes) Everett.
He is, 1877, an accountant in Worcester, Mass.
9880. San, b. May 91, 1872, in Worcester; and there d. same day.
EiiiLT Mabia BoLTWoon, dau. of Oliver Noble and Nancy
(Smith) Boltwood, was b. in OarroU, N. Y., Sept. 24, 1834, and d.
in Hastings, Mich., July 2, 1874, m. 89.
She m. Apr. 26, 1853, James Albebt Sweezet, b. in Brook
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Haven, Suffolk Co., L. I., Sept 19, 1828, ». of William and Hetty
(Weeks) Sweezey. He read law with Bradley F. Granger of
Mancheeter, Mich., was admitted to the bar, Oct 17, 1850, at
Grand Rapids, Mich., and immediately commenced practice at
Hastings, Micb., where he has resided up to the present time,
Dec, 1876. He was prosecuting attorney of Barry Co., 1856, 1860,
and 1869; representative in the state legislature, 1862-64, and 1866-
68; and regent of the University of Michigan, 1864-71.
CHIIJ>IIXR BORH IK BABTIKOS.
9981. Emma Maria, b. Apr. 25, 1854; d. Bept. 14, 1869, e. 15.
8982. WSiium BdUwood, b. Aug. 24, 1855; pursued his preparatory studies
in the Hastings union school, and was for a few months a member
of the class of 1879, in the University of Michigan. He Is now,
Nov., 1876. a student at law in his father's office.
2988. Biffie BugenU, b. Sept 28, 1861; d. Aug. 80, 1862.
2984. Mary Beatrice, b. Sept. 9, 1866.
M74.
EnwiN Charlbs Noble, s. of Roland, was b. in GranviUe, Mass.,
Oct 14, 1828, and there resides, 1878. He is a drum maker.
He m. May 22, 1850, Eliza Smith, b. in Hartford, Conn., dan.
of Samuel and Charlotte Rozana (Morse) Smith.
CHILDBXN BORN IH OIUHVILLE.
2984a. Charkt Boiand, b. Sept. 10, 1852; d. in Granville, Aug. 18,1855, ae. 2.
2»S^.Lueinda Enaly, b. July 4, 1655; m. July 8^ 1874, William Lewis
Marvin, b. in Granville, Feb. 26, 1848, s. of William Elizur and
Elizabeth (Fowler) Marvin. He is a farmer.
2984«. WaUe Bdmn, b. July 16, 1860.
ftOS4d.Luey Elua, b. Apr. 22, 1868.
2984e. Jfary BeaUns, b. Feb. 9, 1868.
298V-50M AWMnm, b. Apr. 20, 1870.
M7ft.
Obvillb Noblx, s. of Reuben, was b. in Russell, Mass., Jan. 2,
1821. He removed, in Apr., 1855, from GranviUe, Mass., to
Urbana, 0. For several years he was engaged in raising garden
seed, but is now, 1878, a broker.
He m. Nov. 25, 1846, Cabolinx Amxua Batbs, dau. of Charles
Frederic Bates of Granville, Mass., and XJrban% O.
CHILD.
2964^. Mary Bat$$, b. May, 1860.
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M77.
S1JLA8 Noble, s. of Reuben, was b. in Russell, Mass., Dec. 2,
1824, and is, 1878, a manufacturer of toys in Granville Comers,
Mass. In 1871, be was a member of the Mass. House of Repre-
sentatives.
He m. Jan. 1, 1855, Chablotts Aivoeline Gibbons, b. in Gran-
ville, Mass., June 26, 1829, dau. of Carlos and Almira (Tinker)
Gibbons.
chzldbeiv.
2035. Chra Almira, b. Aug. 88» 1857.
2036. IMiie OywOUa, b. Mch. 16, 1859.
2987. OrvOU Rtuben, b. Nov. 28. 1861.
2988. May CharMe, h, Apr. 24, 1868.
2939. Raymond SOoB, b. Aug. 14, 1875.
•37§.
Sarah Ank Noble, dau. of Reuben, was b. in Granville, Mass.,
Feb. 1, 1828, and d. in Westfield, Mass., May 11, 1863, se. 35.
She m. (1) May 21, 1848, Orraicus Lucius Gibbons, b. July.
1828, s. of LuciuB and Damaris Gibbons. He d. Mch. 8, 1851,
e. 22. He was a farmer.
She m. (2) Oct 30, 1853, Datton Loomis, b. July 4, 1817, s.
of Joshua and Sarah (Noble) Loomis. He is, 1876, a farmer in,
Westfield, Mass.
CHILD' BT FIB6T MARRIAOE.
2940. Or$amu$yobU, b. Nov. 19, 1851; a farmer, resides unm.. 1876. in
Urbana, O.
CHILD BT 6BCOin> XABRZA6S.
2941. BmOy Oynthia, b. June 12. 1855.
Obmsb Noble, b. of Seth, was b. in West Springfield, Mass.,
Nov. 8, 1827. He is a farmer, and resides, 1877, in Marion, Ogle
Co., 111., his P. 0. being Byron, HI.
He m. Oct. 28, 1855, Sabah Anns Dwiobt, b. in Cattaraugus
Co., N. Y., Apr. 19, 1832, dan. of Reuben and Melinda (Jackson)
Dwight
CHILDBEK BOB17 IK MABZOK.
2942. May, b. May 1, 1858.
2948. 6ith, b. Jan. 19, 1861.
2944. Ohariei, b. Dec. 18, 1864.
LucT Noble, dau. of Seth, was b. in West Springfield, Mass.,
Jan. 15, 1830, and d. in Marion, 111., Sept. 2, 1859, e. 29.
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She m. Apr. 11, 1830, Saxuxl Exllooo Moslbt, b. in West
SpiJDgfield, Mass, Jan. 17, 1820, s. of Matthew Morley. Hem.
(2) 1860, Helen B«ad. He was a fanner, and d. in Putnam,
Iow% Sept, 1870, m. 50.
2045. F¥aneit8gth, b. Oct 9, 1850, in Marion, lU. ; m. Oct 19, 1876.
Abby Morley, and is, 1877, a farmer, in Putnam, Iowa.
SM6. F\in^ BaU, b May 18, 1858, in Marion; resides, 1877, in Shasta
Co., Csl.
2947. (kear Marian, ^ b. Jan. 20, 1858, iD Putnam, Iowa; and there re-
I sides, 1877.
2948. Om^Nctie, [ b. Jan. 20, 1858, in Putnam, Iowa; and there re-
I sides, 1877.
Lorain Noblb, dan. of Seth, was b. in West Springfield, Mass.,
Dec. 23, 1834.
She m. Sept, 1856, Horaos Mklakcthon Dakb, b. in Nunda,
N. Y., s. of Benjamin and Sally (Moeher) Dake. He graduated,
1858, at Union College, and is, 1877, a lawyer in Nunda, N. T.
CHTTiPmOT.
2949. JvUaAnn, b. Apr., 1859. in Marion, HI.
2950. JemUe £., b. Aug., 1861, in Nunda, N. T.
Silas Nobis, s. of Seth, was b. in Byron, HL, Aug. 28, 1837.
He is, 1877, a farmer in Byron, lU.
He m. Sept. 9, 1860, Amanda Axmira Pbeston, b. in Camden,
N. T., July 27, 1843, dau. of John Stiles and Ahnira Matilda
(Barnes) Preston.
CHILDREN BORN IN MARION.
2961. OniMr, b. Feb. 22, 1864.
2952. Qwrgia, b. Not. 9, 1865.
2958. AJbert, b. Sept 5, 1867.
2954. Frank, b. Aug. 22, 1869.
Francbb Auoubta Nobli, dan. of Seth, was b. in Marion, HI,
May 18, 1840, and d. in IdnTille, Ogle Co., DL, June 17, 1860,
A.20.
She m. June 6, 1858, Samuxl Miller Benedict, b. Not. 13,
1820, a. of Levi and Duvens (Mosher) Benedict He m. (1)
Mary M. Miller; (3) Mch. 6, 1862, Olive Miller Johnson, and
is, 1877, a farmer in Nebraska. In the Civil war, he enlisted, Ang.
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11, 1862, in Co. E, 92d HI Vols., and was dischaiged for physical
disabiUty, May 12, 1863.
CHILD.
8955. ifofy EOa, b. Feb. 90, 1880; d. Hay 2. I860, «. 8 mos.
Julia Ann Noblb, dau. of Seth, was b. in Marion, 111., Aug.
U, 1842, and d. in Macomb, 111., Sept, 1861, e. 19.
She m. Nov., 1860, Hugh Baoos. He is, 1877, a fanner in
Macomb, HI.
Danisl Bohan Noblx, s. of Bohan, was b. March 13, 1822.
In 1860, he removed from Yankee Settlement^ Iowa» to Colorado
City, Colorado; in 1864, to Montana Territory; and rwides, 1876,
in Sheridan, Madison Co., Montana Ter., where he is engaged in
gold miniog.
He m. Apr. 27, 1846, Mikbbva Pest, b. in Farmersville, Cat-
tarangus Co., N. Y., dau. of Levi and Eunice (Carpenter) Peet.
CHILDBEK BOBH IV TAHHEB BftTTLBlfENT.
8856. Eunice Ann, b. Mch. 8» 1847; m. Dec. 81, 1874, James Lehwag.
He is, 1876, a stock-raiser in Watson, Beaverhead Co., Montana
Ter. Child. Herbert Boban.
8857. Qr^ihia Elua, b. Mch. 6, 1848; m. 1866, James Madison Robin-
son. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876, in Yankee Settlement,
Iowa. Has bad three sons and one dau. , of whom one son has died.
8858. MinenaJane, b. Mch. 4,1848; m. 1868, Sherwood Blakeman
Robinson. He is, 1876, a fanner in Yankee Settlement, Iowa.
Child. EdaCora.
8858. WarOUniftan, b. Nov. 11, 1850.
8860. Mary DOooia, b. Apr. 10, 1852; m. 1878, Theophilus Begrlner
Craver. He is, 1876, a druggist in Grlnnell, Iowa. Child. Flora
Elizabeth.
8861. IkaM Herbert, b. Aug. 85, 1855; resides, 1876, with his father.
8868. Flora AngeUna, b. Dec. 81, 1860; d. in Yankee SetUement, Feb.
18, 1867, «. 6.
MIS.
Albert Ooodskll Noble, b. of Bohan, was b. in West Bloom-
field, N. Y., April 14, 1824, and was slain by Indians, on the
Yellowstone river in Montana Ter., Jan. 5, 1865, e. 41. Having
resided in Yankee Settlement, Iowa» 1848-60, he then removed to
Pike's Peak, Colorado, and in September, 1863, to Montana Terri-
tory. He was killed while prospecting for gold.
He m. (1) May 6, 1845, Lois Cobdbua Richards, b. in Orange-
viOe, Wyoming Co., N. Y., March 22, 1824, dan. of William H.
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and Sally (BramUey) Richards. She d. in West Bloomfield,
N. T., June 22, 1845, m. 21.
He m. (2) Oct 15, 1847, Lucy Lucbstia Ruff, b. in Dearborn-
ville, Wayne Co., Mich., Dec. 22, 1828, dau. of Francis and Mary
(Chamberlin) Rufi. From her, he obtained a bill of divorce.
She resides, 1876, in Detroit, Mich.
CHIU>BXK BT SBCOKD XARBIAQE.
2968. Smrif Bohan, b. Sept. 10, 1848, in Yankee Settlement. He waa a
lumberman, 1868-74; resided in Montana Territory, 1874-76; and
removed, 1877, to Denver, Col., where be is engaged in mining.
" He is unmarried.
2964. Albert GoodieU,h, Sept. 26, 1850, in Janesville, Wis. He is, 1877,
unm., and a teacher.
2965. Lod Luentia, b. Feb. 6, 1858, hi Yankee Settlement; m. Dec. 80,
1878, Joseph Snyder, b. in Redwood, Jefferwn Co., N. Y., Oct.
81, 1850, s. of Nicholas and Margaret (Crauer) Snyder. Children
bom in Elk, Iowa. 1. Laisle, b. Nov. 17, 1874; 2. Josie Hannah,
b. May 16, 1876
2966. Sarah Bmdin€,h, Mch. 11, 1855, in Yankee Settlement; m. May 20,
1874, Abraham A. Yanderpoel of Detroit, Mich., b. in Yates,
Orleans Co., N. Y., Apr. 25, 1842, s. of Abrsm and Barbara Maria
(Hayner) Yanderpoel' He is a brakemon on the Mich. Centr.
R H., and resides, 1877, in Detroit, Mich. Children bom in De-
troit. 1. Henry Ellsworth, b. Dec. 2, 1874, d. Sept. 8, 1875, c.
9 mos.; 2. Edwsid, b. Sept. 25, 1876.
2967. ifoiy Cbftielui, b. Sept 8, 1856, in Yankee Settlement; resides,
1877, in Detroit, Mich.
Dbrabtub Jonathan Noble, s. of Bohan, was b. in West Bloom-
field, N. Y., March 29, 1826. He resided in California, from
1852*55, and has since resided in Yankee Springs, now Edge-
wood, Iowa.
He niL Jnly 20, 1851, Eliza J. Rsss, b. in Stroudsburgh, Penn.,
dan. of Strand and Christiana (Butts) Bees.
CBZLDBSN.
296a L^dia SUta, b. Apr. 8, 1852, in Yankee Settlement.
2969. Lcia Maria, b. Dec. 4, 1855, in Yankee SetUement; m. Dec. 6,
1874, Henry Mosbey McOarrey, b. Apr. 6, 1850, s. of Alexsnder
and Eliza (DeWoodey) McOarrey. Child. Thomas Arthur, b.
Aug. 26, 1876, in Edgewood, Iowa.
2970. J$mU BaeM, b Feb. 14, 1857.
2971. ffattie Laura, b. Feb. 26, 1862.
2972. Oarmufe D., ) b July 28, 1869; d. Oct 22, 1869, e. 2 mos.
2978. ClaHma K, S b July 28, 1869; d. Sept. 27, 1869, ae. 2 mos.
2974. Mary Jans, b. Aug. 2, 1874.
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9490.
Orbkn Emxonb Noble, s. of Bohan, was b. in West Bloomfield,
N. Y., Feb. 5, 1828.
He has been, since Oct. 14, 1873, survejor of Delaware Co.,
Iow% and resides, 1876, in Edgewood, Iowa.
He m. Hannah Jenettb Ejbllom, b. in Springwater, Ldvingston
Co., N. Y., daiL of Josiah and Amy Eellom.
CHILDREN.
2975. Ben F., b. Jan. 10, 1861.
2976. Charles Arthur, b. Apr. 28, 1863; d. June 25, 1864. e. 1.
2977. Bertie Bmmom, b. Apr. 20, 1865; d. June 5, 1866, ». 1.
2978. Sherdie Jamee, b. Apr. 28, 1868.
2970. Carrie Map, b. Jan. 8,1872.
9493.
EuROTus PfliNEAS NoBLE, B. of Phiness Frary, was b. in Napoli,
N. Y., March 29. 1822. He removed, in 1852, from Napoli,
N. Y., to Morgan, Ashtabula Co., O., where he has continued to re-
side up to the present time, 1875. He is a farmer, and also owns
a steam saw-milL ^
He tn. Sept. 28, 1843, Sarah Randall, b. in Norwich, N. Y.,
Aug. 29, 1826, dau. of Abraham and Betsey (Merrihew) Randall.
CHILDREN.
2980. B$tella.Franeina,h. June 1,1846, in Napoli; m. Sept. 27, 1864,
James William Merrihew, b. in Coridon, Penn., Apr. 1, 1845, 8. of
James Wright and Angelina (Salisbuiy) Merrihew. He is, 1875, a
sswyer and telegraph operator, in Morgan, O. Children. 1. Al-
' bert DsTid, b. Sept. 19, 1870; 2. Electa, b. Aug. 23. 1875.
2981. Henry Burohu, b. Dec. 11, 1849, in Napoli; m. Mch. 16, 1874.
Lucy Clarissa Champion of Morgan, C, dau. of Ichabod and Lu-
cretia (Coffin) Champion. He resides, 1875, in Morgan, C, and is
a farmer, and interested with his father, in a steam-mill. Child.
Olenadore Lucretia, b. Feb. 15, 1875.
2982. Bobwt Crane, b. July 28, 1860. in Morgan.
2968. Bdwin Quy, b. Apr. 20, 1872, in Morgan.
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Truman Spauldino Noble, s. of Phineas Frary, was b. Feb. 18,
1828, and d. in Plum Spring, now Oreeley, Iowa, abt. Aug., 1862,
m. abt 34.
He m. Orinda Randall, dau. of Abraham Randall, and sister
of the wife of his brother Burotus Phineas. She m. (2) Samuel
May, and probably resides, 1875, in Edgewood, Iowa.
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CHILDBKW.
8861 Jhelifn, b. abt 1868, in KapoU, N. T.; m. and resides, 1875, in
Greel^, Iowa.
8885. Ira, b. abt 1856.
Elvira Noblb, dan. of Phineas Frary, was b. Feb. 14, 1830,
and resides, 1876, with her father, in Dutch Creek, Iowa.
She m. (1) Sept. 22, 1852, Soloxox Faibchild Nichols, b..in
Napoli, N. T., April 21, 1830, s. of Daniel Franklin and Lydia
(Bishop) Nichols. He was drowned in Skunk river, June 19,
1867, m. 37. He was a fanner*
She m. (2) — ^~ , from whom she soon obtained a
divorce.
CHILDBSR BT FIBST XABBIAQB BOBR or HAPOU.
8886. Albro, b. Sept 10, 1858.
9067. Barace Frmmmt, b.'May 1, 185a
2088. BoUmumFiUrchM, b. Mcb. 84, 1862.
8080. George Truman, b. Aug. 18, 1868.
Mat.
Alvin Stbwabt Noblb, s. of Phineas Frary, was b. Mch. 12,
1840, and d. in Napoli, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1866, m. 25. He was a
fanner.
He m. May 15, 1861, Bbulah J. Bdol She resides, 1876, with
her parents, in FiedoniA, Chautauqua Co., N. T*
CHILD BOBH IN HAFOLI.
8000. WaUam Altin, b. Jun^, 1865. .
Obobob Bilbt Noblb, s. of Solomon, was b. in Warren, Conn.,
Feb. 20, 1820. He resided for five years subsequent to his
mftrriage, in McOrawviUe, Cortland Co., N. Y., and then removed
to Washington, Conn., his home, in 1876. He served for eight
months, in the Civil war. He is a carpenter and joiner.
He m. Aug. 16, 1852, Mabt Olpoa Hicks^ dsu. of Danforth
and Polly (Russell) Hicks, of CortUmd, N. Y.
CBILDBXN.
8001. Anna Maria, b. Hob. lO, 1855, in HcGrawviUe; m. Hay 4, 1870,
Andrew Jackson Marvin. Child. Nellie May, b. Nov. 10, 1878,
in Washington, Conn.
2002. 3dwin Ja/y, b. June 20, 1857, in McGrawville, N. Y.
8008. JiSmiy OknyUm, b. Mch. 7, 1860, in Washington.
8004. Qtarge BOey, b. Feb. 86, 1864, in Washington.
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8995. J>Mtmiek WUmm,\}, Not. 5, 1866, In Washington.
8996. Mary Etta, b. Feb. 17» 1869, in Washington.
9997. Sattie, b. May 8, 1871, in Washington.
8998. Walter BoUmon, b. Sept. 81, 1878, in Washington.
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•Ml.
Chablbs Otib Noblb, b. of Solomon, was b. in Warren, Conn.,
July 26, 1831. He has resided in Washington, Conn., but is now,
1876, B fanner, in Morris, Conn.
He m^ 3b3i. 27, 1853, Maboabbt Collins, dau. of John and
Margaret Collins.
CBILDBXN BOBN IN WASBDTGTON.
8999. NMeldeOa, b. Dec. 16, 1854; m. Not. 7, 1878, John Barnes
Frost, s. of Albert and Maiy Ann (Barnes) Frost. He is an annealer
of metal in a rolling mill, in Thomaston, Conn.
8000. Mary Jane, b. June 1, 1856; m. July 4, 1876, Henry Esty, s.
of Amos and Ann (Packard) Esty. He is a farmer.
8001. OhaHse WiUiam, b. Oct 18, 1860.
WXi. Maggie Ann, b. July 7,1868.
8008. George Henry, b. May 18, 1864.
9459.
Lois Cobnelia Noblb, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Warren,
Conn., Oct. 27, 1833.
She m. Feb. 12, 1854, Wiluax Sahubl Bbnhaii, b. in Water-
town, Conn., Dec. 18, 1831, s. of Wm. Alcony and Caroline Eliza-
beth (Morris) Benham. He ia, 1876, a fanner in Watertown,
Conn.
CBILDBXN BOBR IN WA1BBT0WN.
80CM. George WOiam, b. Mch. 84, 1866.
90GS. SeteOa Maria, b. July 8,1858.
8006. MartkaEUeabeth, b. Not. 18, 1860.
MxLiaaA Mabia Noblx, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Warren,
Conn., June 10, 1836*
She m. (I) Feb. 2, 1856, Obobob Hbnbt Cablet, b. in Canajo-
harie, Montgomery Co., N. Y., Feb. 9, 1829, a. of Harry and Sally
Ann (Carr) Carley. He seryed for eight months in the Civil war,
enlisting Aug. 18, 1862, in Co. K, 149th N. Y. Reg. He was
kQled in the battle of Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863, e. 34.
She m. (2) March 14, 1866, Richabd Mobgan Mobbow, b. in
Waterbuiy, Conn., 1841, s. of Richard and Lucy Jane (Smith)
Morrow. He is by trade a pocket-cutter, and in the Civil war,
served two years, in the army.
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Cim.l>KEW BT raUT ICUIBIAGB.
8007. Bt^ Smry, b. Kot. 1, 1886, in Mich.
8008. LoU, b. Nov. 19, 1857, in SyracuM, N. T.; d. Dec. 4,
1857.
8000. Ludia, b. July 2, 1809, in Synunue, N. T. ; d. Sept. 6,
1809.
8010. Eewry B$ymour, b. May 16, 1861, in SyracuM, N. T. ; d. Aug. 19,
1861.
8011. ChoTlM Monit, b. June 18, 1882, in Sully, N. T.
Minerva Bbthia Noble, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Warren,
Conn., July 3, 1838.
She m. Oct. 22, 1854, Henrt S. Pabvslsb, b. of William
and Elizabeth Parmelee. He resided prior to 1866, in Warren,
Ck>nn., when he removed to Plymouth, Conn., and in 1876, to Bris-
tol, Conn. He is, 1876, a farmer in Bristol, Conn.
8012. JRZen Augugia, b. May 12, 1857, in Wairen, Conn.
8018. Okarlei Henry, b. Mch. 28, 1809, in Wairen, Conn.
8014. Bairah EMra, b. Jan. 28, 1861, in Wairen, Conn.
8015. WaUam Solaman, b. June 8, 1878, in Plymouth; d. Sept 12, 1878.
Hbnbt Sbticoub Noble, s. of Solomon, wasb. in Warren, Conn.,
Nov. 12, 1840. He served for eight months in the army, during
the Civil war. He is a carpenter and joiner, and has^ 1876, resided
for ten years in Watertown, Conn.
He m. (1) June 14, 1859, Mibanda Hioks, b. Dec^ 1837, dan. of
Ihmforih and Polly (Russell) Hicks, of McOrawville, N. Y.
She d. in Waterbury, Conn., Sept 21, 1865, m. 27.
He m. (2) Dec. 23, 1865, Luot Javb KmoKLiFFB, dau. of Bod-
ney and Harriet (Hill) Smith.
OmLDBBR BT FIB8T MABBIAeB. .
8016. WaUam Eenry, b. Sept 18, 1882, in Washington, Conn.
8017. Ada Jane, b. Oct 8, 1861
•741.
Bute Helen Noble, dau. of Joel Powel, was b. in Wadsworth,
0., March 29, 1827.
She m. Feb. 18, 1845, Davib Stabb Bussell^ b. in Champion,
N. Y., Oct 16, 1824, s. of (Tharles Hopkins and Susan Jane (Starr)
Bussell. He is, 1876, a farmer in Haselton, Shiawassee Co., Mich.
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80ia IMm Maria, b. Nor. 16, 1847, in Carlisle, O. ; and there d. Feb.
14, 1848, e. 2 moe.
8019. Jad Byron, b. May 1. 1849, in Carlisle, O.; m. Oct. 14, 1868,
Sarah Ann Wilson, and is, 1876, a fanner in Hazelton, Shiawassee
Co., Hicb.
8090. AdaUne Biuan, b. July 14, 1851, In Carlisle, C; m. May 9, .1869,
Ralph Williams, a farmer, who resides, 1876, in New Haven, Shia-
wassee Co., Mich.
8021. Eva StteOa, b. Oct 16, 1854, in Caledonia, Mich. ; and there d.
Feb. 14, 1859, e. 4.
8022. Frank, b. Oct. 21, 1856, in Caledonia, Mich. ; is a farmer,
and resides, 1876, with his father.
8022a. DaM, b. Feb. 27, 1859, In Cal^onia; and there d. March
10, 1859.
8023. Ida EtUOa, b. Mch. 16, 1860, in Caledonia, Mich.
8034. Fredtrie NMe, b. Sept. 6, 1866, in Hazelton, Mich.
8025. Bmma Irena, b. Mch. 29, 1872, in Hazelton, Mich.
EIOHTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Helen RoaAMONB Thobnton,^il of Horatio Nelson and Etmioe
Noble (Qreene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., March 12,
1833.
She m. Nov. 6, 1868, Joseph Babnbbli.li^ b. in Biggleswade,
Bedfordshire, England, Feb. 22, 1812, a. of John Bamselall, b. in
Orantham, Nottinghamshire, England, Apr. 15. 1779, who d. in
Rome, Crawford Co., Penn., Nov. 11, 1835, m. 56, and Vashti
Walter, b. in Ipswich, Suffolk Co., England, Jan. 23, who d. in
New York city, Jan. 26, 1848, m. 67. He is, 1876, a dealerin real
estate in TitusriUe, Peon.
OBDiD.
8026. Jerry Tkomtan, b. Aug. 8, 1870, In TltasTflle.
MTS.
Habbiet Boltwood TBOBiiTON, dau. of Horatio Nelson and
Konice Noble (Oreene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., June
5, 1835.
She m. (1) Oct 17, 1850, Bleazab Slooum, b. Nov. 28, 1828, s.-
of Bleasar and Sally Slocum. He was a shoemaker. She obtained
a divorce from hisd, Nov. 24, 1857.
She m. (2) March 26, 1861, Joseph BEiiJAinN Follbtt, b. in
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362 DISOBNDAim of THOMAS JTOBL^.
Wanen, Penn., Oct 12, 1829, b. of jMaea^ Jr., and Rachel (Doane)
FoUett. He has resided, fifteen moDih% in Yellow Springs, 0.;
seven years, 1863-69, in Indianapolis, Ind.; and 1869-75, in Kan-
sas Citj, Mo. He is now special agent and correspondent of the
JELonsiu nrms,
CHILD BT FXBST MABBIAGS.
8027. 'JBva Budcra, b. Oct 19, 1852, in Eiantone, Chautauqua Co.,
N. T. ; m. Byron S. Francisco.
CHILD BT SBOOHD KABBIAOB.
8028. LeUUa Mwry, b. Feb. 15, 1867, in Indianapolis.
MS9.
Alonzo Lucros Thobkton, s. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Greene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., Nov. 25, 1833.
He was educated at the Western Liberal Institute in Marietta^ 0.,
has been a diril engineer, but is now, 1875, a lithographer in Kan-
sas City, Mo.
He m. Sept. 8, 1853, Ehilt Rsbxoca Coxstook, b. in Carroll,
N. T., Dec. 5, 1833, dau. of Asa and Eliza (Chrisman) Comstock.
8029. Lumiu9 OomtMk, b. July 22, 1857, in Carroll, N. Y.; ii a graduate
of Iowa Agricultural College.
8080. Mary EUaa, b. Mch. 18, 1865, in St Paul, Minn.
8081. Bi^ AUnm, b. Apr. 2, 1870, in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
MS3. *
Mart Bsbioca Thobkton, dau. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Greene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., May 4, 1835,
and there d. Oct 28, 1855, m. 20.
She m. Aug. 22, 1850, Philip Whitb, Jr., b. in Perrysburg,
N. Y., June 5, 1828, s. of Philip and Mary (Gorton) White. He
m. (2) June 4, 1857, Harriet Tinkcom, dau. of Waterman and
Harriet (Thayer) Tinkcom. He resides, 1875, in Titusrille, Penn.,
and is a master-mechanic in a carpenter's shop.
CHIUO.
8082. imu, b. Aug. 18, 1856; was adopted by his greatmnt, Mrs. Lu-
thera B. Sampson, and d. in BprlngviUe, N. 'Y., Dec. 15, 1858,
«. 8.
MM.
Mabia Louisa Thobntok, dau. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Greene) Thornton, wash, in Carroll, N. Y., March 9, 1837.
She has resided, July, 1858-June, 1 863, in Boonsboro', Iowa; June,
1863-June^ 1867, in Carroll, N. Y.; and June, 1867-JaiL, 1876, in
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Fort Dodge, Iowa. For five jears, ahe was derk in the poat-olfice
at Fort Dodge.
She HL July 22, 1858, Lucius Clabk Saundbbs, b. in Paris,
Oneida Co., N. Y., s. of William and Amy (Stanbro') Saunders.
He d. in Carroll, N. Y., June 10, 1863.
* OSILnBXN.
8068. Caroline 8oule, b. Sept. 17, 1860, in Boonsboro'.
8084. Mary Thornton, b. Apr. 86, 1862, in Boonsboro'.
8085. Lueia Bomeray, b. Oct. 80, 1868, in CarroU.
MM.
Emilt Obeekb Thoenton, dau. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Qreene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., June 14,
1841.
She m. Sept. 10, 1857, William FbanklIn Tikckom, b. of Water-
man and Harriet (Thayer) Tinckom. He is a blacksmith, and
resided in Frewsburg, town of Carroll, N. Y., until March, 1868,
when he removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa.
CHILDBXff.
8086. Mnnie EBen, b. Nov. 27, 1859, in Frewsburg.
8087. DaUai Albert, b. Oct. 5, 1865, in Frewsburg.
8088. VMa ErteOe, b. Aug. 18, 1868, in Fort Dodge.
8089. BarULynn, b. Jan. 18, 1878, in Fort Dodge.
MM.
. Ibkne Maltika Thobnton, dau. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Greene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., March 28,
1843, and d: in Fort Dodge, Iowa, Sept 10, 1869, e. 26. She
graduated at the Female Liberal Institute at Clinton, N. Y., and
was a teacher of English branches, including vocal and instrumental
music.
She nL July 11, 1863, Louis Dxyillo Button, b. in Edmeston,
Otsego Co., M. Y., Nov. 20, 1840, s. of Elias Louis and Caroline
(Potter) Button. He enlisted at die tim J of Lincohi^s first call for
75,000 TOlunteers, in the Civil war, in Co. I, 27th N. Y. Reg.
Subsequently, he enlisted for three years, in the 72d N. Y. Beg.
He was wounded in the first battle of Bull R\m. During the latter
part of his service, he was detailed to raise a compsny at Elmira,
N. Y., of which he was captain. Before this company was fully
organized and equipped, the war closed. He removed, in 1864,
from Caneadea, Allegany Co., N. Y., to Carroll, N. Y., and thence,
Aug. 20, 1865, to Fort Dodge, lows^ where he was associated with
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his wife as a teacher in the citj school. Subsequently, for six
years, he was U. 8. postal clerk on the Illinois Central R. R. from
Dnbaqne to Fort Dodge. He is now, 1875, employed in a tobacco
store in Fort Dodge.
OHILDBBH.
8040. Gerimde, b. Apr. 85, 1854, In Caneadea.
8041. Loui$ Thorwkm, b. Sept, 1868, in Fort Dodge.
9SSt.
Florina Melina Thobkton, dan. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Oreene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., Ang. 25,
1847.
She m. Dec. 22, 1866, Sicas Wright Swttt, s. of Gordon and
Hannah (Wiltsie) Swift. He resides, 1875, in Yankton, Dacqtah
Territory, where he is a bookkeeper and salesman in a lumber yard.
.1042. Nsanar Fanny, b. Jan. 25, 1867, in Greenville, Penn.
J048. R^ih JBuphina,, b. Jmie 5, 1869, in Greedde, Iowa.
8044. Irene Mary. b. Not. 85, 1870, in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Fbaiix Orbskv Thornton, s. of Albert Mortimer and Mary
Sheldon (Oreene) Thornton, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1854.
He is a farmer, 1876^ in Otho, Iowa.
He m. Jan. 4, 1878, Naomi Boupha HERmcK, dan. of Alpha
and Ruth (Ck>mstock) Henick.
CHILD.
8045. Albert Herrkk, b. Hcb. 16, 1874, in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Abigail Calkins, dan. of William and Sarah Marsh (Oreene)
Calkins, was b. in CarroU, N. Y., May 20, 1836.
She nu Dec. 27, 1870, Howard Case, b. in Carroll, N. Y., Feb.
12, 1828, s. of Laban and Sally (Aiken) Case. [He m. (1) Sept.
18, 1848, Mary Ann Bacon, b. in Eiantone, Chantauqna Co., N. Y.,
1826, dan. of Horace and Anna (Qarfield) Bacon. She d.*in Sogar
Grove, Penn., May, 1^68. ChOdren. 1. Joseph, b. March 27, 1852,
in Eiantone, N. Y.; 2. Ida, b. Jnly 28, 1856, in Bnsti, N. Y., and
there d. Dec. 14, 1861, m. 5; 8. Frederic Laban, b. Dec. 14, 1862,
in Bosti, N. Y.] He was a farmer in Kiantone and Bnsti, N. Y.,
nntil 1863, when he became a merchant in Sngar prove, Warren
Co., Penn. In 1869, he removed to Columbus, Penn., and bnilt a
steam saw-mill, and ran it for a year. In 1870, he removed to
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Kahbu, ftnd ib now, 1876, a fanner in MnscoUh, Atchison Co., in
thatsUte.
MM.
Mklibsa Bllbn Calkins, dau. of William and Sarah Marsh
(Greene) Calkins, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., May 22, 1838.
She m. Maj 14, 1863, Joseph Warben Houldridoe, b. in Basti,
Chautauqua Co., N. T., Jan. 10, 1835, s. of Hilton and Amy (Case)
Houldridge. He is, 1876, a farmer in Busti, N. Y.
CKILDBHN BOBK IN BUBTL
8046. CharleiLinwoad.h. Not. 20» 1865.
8047. Bumee Mabd, b. Feb. 88, 1868.
8048. Bemiee P^vUihe. b. Jan. 82, 1878.
LuTHZRA Orbenb Calkins^ dau. of William and Sarah Marsh
(Greene) Calkins, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1842.
She m. Dea 25, 1866, Wiluan Henrt Sears, b. in Carroll,
N. Y., Apr. 23, 1843, s. of Eli and Minerva (Gardner) Sean. He
was a Yolunteer in the Ciyil war, serving three years in Co. A,
112th N. Y. Beg. At the battle of Chapin's Farm, Sept. 29, 1864,
he was taken prisoner, and confined for five months at Salisbury,'
N. C, without shelter, except a hole dug with a table knife and
spike naiL He now, 1875, resides in Carroll, N. Y.
OHILDBXN.
8049. Fnderiek Wmiam, b. July 18, 1868, in Carroll, N. Y.
8060. AUee Gertrude, b. Apr. 4, 1878, in Eiantone, N. Y.; d. in Car-
roll, Aug. 18, 1874, e. 1.
Feucia Nautilla Calkins, dan. of William and Sarah Marsh
(Greene) Calkins, was b. in Carroll, N. Y., July 31, 1848.
She m. Feb. 28, 1867, Russbll Fbsw Stbbnburo, b. in Carroll,
N. Y., Sept. 29, 1843, s. of Jacob and Elizabeth (Myers) Stem-
burg. He has been a lumber merchant^ but is now, 1875, a fanner
in Carroll, N. Y.
8061. WUttam JoMb, b. Apr. 81, 1871, in Petroleum Centre, Penn. ; and
there d. Apr. 82, 1871.
8058. Ma/ud LOUan, b. Aug. 7, 1878, in Petroleum Centre.
8058. Brwin Jfym, b. June 8, 1874, in Carroll, N. Y.
8054. Sdtph Warren, b. Hch. 89, 1876.
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NINTH QBNEEATION.
Eva Enix>BA Slooum, dau. of Eleftcar and Harriet Boltwood
(Thornton) Slocum, was b. in Kiantone, N. Y., Oct. 19, 1852.
She m. Aug. 13, 1874, Btbom S. Fbaxcibco, b. in Milwaukee,
Wis., March 20, 1843, s. of Nelson and Esther Ann (Havens)
Francisco. He enlisted Aug. 7, 1862, in Co. m 1 1th N. Y. Vols.,
was taken prisoner at Harper's Ferry, Va., Sept. 16, 1862, and
again Dec. 2, 1863; was confined in Bichmond, Va., from Dec. 6,
1863, to May 6, 1864, in BeUe bland, for nearly one month,
and the remainder of the time in a prison on Navy Hill. He was
discharged from the army at Elmira, N. Y., July 7, 1865, at the
dose of the war. He is, 1875, a bookkeeper in Kansas City, Mo.
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SBCOI^ GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DESCENDAKTS OF MATTHEW NOBLE. SON OF THOMAS.
Matthew (Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. abt. 1668, and d. in
Sheffield, Mass., abt. 1744, ee. abt. 76. He put himself mider the
watc{i of the TVestfield church, Aug. 19, 1694, and together with
his wife, joined the same, Nov. 3, 1728, after their removal to
Sheffield, the church at the latter place not being then organized.
The precise date of his removal to Sheffield has not been ascer-
tained. It is known, however, that the. land in that township,
which, in 1725, had been divided into lots bj John Ashley and
Ebenezer Pomeroy, was very soon occupied by settlers, who came
in, and planted themselves upon the river bank.
In a "History of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, by gentlemen
in the county, clergymen and laymen," 12^, PittsOeld, 1829, is a
carefully prepared dcetch of Sheffield, by Rev. James Bradford,
who on the 13th of Ckstober, 1813, was settled over the Congrega-
tional church in that place. In this sketch, appears the f oUowing
statement, respecting the first settler of Sheffield:
" Mr. Obadiah Noble was the first white man who came to reside in
Sheffield. He was from Westfield, and came and spent the first winter
here with no other human associates than the Indians. In the spring, he
went back to Westfield, and in June, his daughter, afterwards the wife of
Dea. Daniel Kellogg, returned here with him. She was the first white
woman that came into the town. She travelled from Westfield, when
about sixteen years of age, on horseback, bringing a bed with her, and *
lodged one night in the wilderness, in what is now the east part of Tyring-
The above statement has been quoted with more or less fullness,
by J. W. Barber, in "Massachusetts Historical Collections'*; by J.
O. Holland, in his << History of Western Massachusetts," and more
recently by J. O. Barnard, and 6. A. Hoadley, in their addresses
at the Centennial celebration of the town of Sheffield, on the 19th
of June, 1876.
Mr. George D. Noble, an intelligent citizen of Sheffield, bom
there on the 23d of August, 1813, the great grandson of Obadiah
Noble, informed me, in 1876, that his grandfather Nathaniel Noble,
whom he well remembers, and who died, May 28, 1824, ». 87, used
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to say, <' My father, Obadiah Noble, was the first white settler of
Sheffield; he came from Westfield to Sheffield in the fall of the
year, lived the first winter in a wigwam, and the next spring went
for his wife, and soon brought her, a bride, to Sheffield.*'
To Mr. Bradford's statement, the objections are these: In the
first place, there is no evidence that Obadiah Noble ever had a
daughter, his family consisting of five sons, whose births are
recorded on the town record of Sheffield. In the second place,
Hannah Noble, who subsequently became the wife of Dea. Daniel
Kellogg, is known to have been the daughter of Matthew^ and not
the daughter of Obadiah Noble.
To the statement of Mr. George D. Noble, we have this objection
to make, that in 1724, when Hannah Noble, afterward the wife of
Dea. Daniel Kellogg, was sixteen years of age, Obadiah Noble, her
brother, was but eighteen, quite too young to have been the pioneer
settler of the town. Again, the eldest child of Obadiah Noble
having been bom May 22, 1734, it is not probable that he was
married much before the year 1733, whereas, the first settler would,
according to O. D. Noble, have been married as early as 1725.
We incline, therefore, to the opinion, that if any person by the
name of Noble was the first settler of Sheffield, it was Matthew, and
not his son Obadiah. Matthew is -known to have been there on
the 8d of February, 1727, for at that date, as appears by Hampshire
Deeds, E. p. 61, << Matthew Noble, of Housatunnuck, husbandman,
in consideration of a certain sum paid by Capt. John Ashley of
Westfield, gentleman," makes over to him '<two certain tracts or
'Paicells of lands, with a house, bam and ortchard or ortcharding
upon it, which Parcells of lands Containing in quantity by Estima-
tion about two hundred acres, lying and being partly within the
Bounderies and precincts of y* township of Springfield, and partly
within y* boundaries of the township of Westfield, in the afores*
County, it being a tract of land, which the s' Mathew Noble for-
merly Dwelt upon, and lyeth Easterdly of y* mountaine, which
rangeth between the s' Westfield and Springfield, and alsoe lyeth
Southerlie of Westfield river."
If Matthew Noble was in Sheffield, in Feb., 1727, he could not
have removed during the winter, but must certainly have removed
as early as the previous year. How much earlier he fixed his abode
there, we have no means of determining.
In 1733, Matthew Noble issued the following warrant for the
first town meeting in Sheffield:
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BRANOB OF MATTHKW. 369
"Hampshibb m. Bbefrbld, Jan. 11. 1788.
"To tbe Constable or Constables of tbe Town of Sheffield, or Either of
them Greeting. In His Majesty's Name, you are Required forthwith to
warn the free Holders, or Proprietors that are approbated settlers in the
said Town of Sheffield, that they meet at the House of Mr. Obadiah
Noble, on Wensday the sixteenth Day of January Currant, at ten of the
Clock In the Morning; and signifie unto them that they are then and their
Required to Chuse Town Officers to serve the Town Respectively from
the Date of said Meeting, untill the time of annually Chusing Town Offi-
cers, which is in March Next.
"This warrant is Given under my Hand Persuant to the Power and
authority Directed to me by the General. Assembly at Boston, to Call s'
meeting to Chuse Town Officers &c., and you are Hereby Directed to
make a Return of s* warrant unto myself at or before s* time to me.
Given under my Hand the day above said.
MATTHEW NOBLE."
In puTsaance with this wamuit^ a meeting was held, of which
the foUowing is a record:
"Att Leagal Meeting, Jan' 16, 1788, in Sheffield, voted, matthew Noble
Chosen moderator.
voted at the Same meeting Hezekiah Noble Chosen Town Clerk, and
sworn.
voted at the Same meeting John Smith, Philip Calender, and Daniel
KeUogg was chosen Selectmen.
voted at the meeting, A Daniel Kellogg was chosen Town Treasurer
. and Sworn. ,
voted at the Same meeting, and Joseph Taylor and Elisha Noble was
Chosen Constables, and Sworn.
voted at the Same meeting Thomas Lee, Anthony Austin, and Samuel
Dewey was chosen Tithingmen and Sworn.
voted at the Same meeting Nathaniel Austinn, and obadiah Noble was'
Chosen fenceviewers and Sworn.
voted at the Same meeting, and Jonathan Root was Chosen Sirveyer
and Sworn."
The first minister called by the Sheffield dinrch, was doubtless
Mr. Ebeneser Devotion.* The church records are not to be
found, but on the town records, appear the following votes, under
date of June 7, 1734:
"Voted to Give m' Ebeneser Devotion A call to the work of the min-
istria In this Town.
"Mathew Noble, Esekiel Ashley and Philip Calender ware Chosen a
Committee to Treate with m' Devotion In order for Settling In the work
of the Ministrie."
* Ebeneser Devotion, s. of Rev. Ebeneser and Hannah (Brack) De-
votion, was b. in Suffield, Conn.. May 8, 1714; graduated at Tale College,
in 1782; was settled 1785, as first pastor of the Cong, church in Scotland
parish in the town of Windhsm, Conn., and d. 1771.
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370 DE8CEMDAMTB OF THOMAS ffOBLB.
Matthew Noble died intestate. The proceedings of the court
of probate, in the settlement of his estate, are as foUows:
" Hampshire Prob. Rec. Ill: 248. At a Court of Probates holden at
Korthampton within & for the County of Hampshire for the Probate of
Wills A grauting Adm* in s* County on the Second Tuesday of FeVr,
being the \^ Day of 8< month Anno Dom. 1744, p' John Stoddard Esq.
Jud. Cur. Diet.
" Power of administration on all & Singular the Goods, Chattels, rights
& Credits of Matthew Noble, late of Sheffield, in the County of Hamp-
shire Dec< , is granted unto Elisha Noble of s* Sheffield, & Bond is taken
for his performance of s* Trust, Febr 15«* 1744.
" At a Court of Probates holden at Northampton Tiithin & for the County
of Hampshire for the Probate of Wills & granting Letters of Adminis-
tration within Said County, on the Second Tuesday of July being the
0^ Day of said Month, Anno Domini 1745, p^ John Stoddard, Judge of
said Court.
Sheffield March y« 5* 1744r^.
An luTcntory of the Goods of Mr. Matthew Noble, in s* Sheffield,
lately Dec<.
N«w T«Bor.
It a Flow Share @ 8/6 Drag teeth @ 10/7ip' & 11 Harrow
Teeth (g8/i> - £0 17 lOi
8 Cart Bands & 8 Cart Boxes 6/10 & 2 Iron wedges @ 8/ a
Cart Clevis 1/ 9 10
a Feather Bed, Pillows & Bolsters e £1 10/ a Bed CoTering
® 4/6 with a Blanket ® 6/ 2 0 6
It. One old bed Covering and 1 with a bed Blanket @ 1/6
two bedsteads ® 4/ 1 Bedstead w^" beds 8/6 10
It a Bed Cord ® 2/ a Chist ® 2/6 one Iron Hook ® 4< a
Brass Kettle ® 22/6 an Iron pot 9/B - 1 17 6
It one Iron Kettle ® 2/10 w*^ one Pewter Basin e ^ one
Do ® 1/ 8 Pewter Platters % 7/ each - 1 18 10
It one brass Skillet ® \f% Pewter Platters ® 8/6 2 Do ® 2/
each 2 do® 1/6 one Cup® 1/6 • 18 0
It oneQt pewter Cup® 8/ one pp^ Cup® 6/ 4 Spoons ®1/
one Chamberpot 1/6 ..... 6
It 2 lb Old Pewter ® 2/ a wanning pan ® fi/ a fraithin pan
®2/6aTramil®6A 10
It esrthen Waro ® 1/ a p* Shears® 1/2 knives w^ one fork
®6/4WomBoals®6/6 0
It 8 Wooden Trenchers 8^ 4 Chairs ® 2/ a Bath or Tub t,
big Cask 2/6 To Haylerss tf 8/ - 7 9
It . a Troma]]®2/6aflro Shovel and spade® 9^ aPltchfork
® 1/6 & Tongs 1/8 6 0 •
It a Great Wheel & reel ® 4/ w*^ peck measure ® 8* one
Sieve® 8* 4 11
It a Bail for a Pail ® 4' a Tub ® 4 pence y« i of a p^
Hatchells 8/9 a Chest 2/6 6 11
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New Teoor.
It s Chest ® 1/ w«^ 2 under Beds ® 1/ etch a Barrll @> 1/ a
Box ® 1/ a Set of old Cartons 1/ - - £ 6 0
It one Wooden Bowl % 2/ with Drawing knife ® 2/ A a
Broad Aje,®!/ 6
£10 18 U
The above is a tme Inventory of- the Estate of s* Mr. Noble.
ELI8HA NOBLE, adm' JAPHETH BUSH,
J08IAH WE8T0VER,
JAMES ROBB.
Haxpshibs m. April lO'^^ 1745, Japheth Bush, Josiah Westover, ft
James Robb, personally appeared & noake Oath that in Apprizing
the personal Estate of M' . Matthew Noble of SheflSeld contained in this
Inventory, they acted honestly & Impartially according to their best
Skill A Judgment
Coram £PH>< WILLIAMS, JiuL Pae.
At a Court of Probate, aholden at Northampton within ft for the
County of Hampshire, on the Second Tuesday of July being the 9^ Day
of 8* month Anno Dom. 1745, p' John Stoddard Esq. Judge of s* Court,
Elisha Noble Adm' on the EsUte of Matthew Noble, late of Sheffield in
s* County Dec' presenting the foregoing Inventory made Oath that it is a
true ft perfect Inventoiy of the Estate of s* Dec*, as far as has come to
his Ejiowledge ft that, if more of s* Dec* Estate afterwards Appear he
will readily make Discoveiy of the same to the s* Judge or his Successor
in 8* office from Time to Time.
Eliaha Noble Adm' on the estate of Matthew Noble, late of Sheffield,
Dec* charges the s* Estate to as follows (viz.)
To Cash paid for the Coffin 12
To five Pinte of Rhum - -£16
To p* for Power of Adm'ion ftc. - - 1 1
To p* for giving the Apprisor's oath 15/ - - - 15
To p* to the Apprisers .-28
To 8 Days Spent to Court ft taking Adm'ion ® 10/ p^ - 1 10
To one Day to Stockbridge, to get the Appraisers sworn 10/ 10
To 4 days travel to present the Inventory 10/ p* • 2
£9 10
New Tenor "2 7 6
Haxpshibb m, July 9, 1746.
The above Acco is allowed
V JOHN 8T0DARDD,
Judge of Probate.
To Twenty Pounds due to the Widow Aime Noble relict of
s*I>ec*,byanAgreementmadeNov. 8, 1788 • - £20 0 0
To twenty Pounds due to me the Adm' for so much paid my Sister
Rhoda Noble, by my father's Order in his Life, as appears by a Bill of Sale
under my father's Hand ft my sister's rec* of s* Sum.
[Hamp. Pzob. Rec. V : 266.] ELISHA NOBLE, Admrr
He XXL Dec. 10, 1690, Hannah D«w»t, b. Feb. 21, 1672, dau.
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372 DStCKKDAXTB OP fHOMAS NOBLE.
of Thomas and Constant (Hawes) Dewey. The time of her death
has not been ascertained, though she was alive, July 9, 1745.
CULLDBSN BOBR Of WWTFUUD.
8065. JompK, b. Oct 8, 1091 ; m. Abigail Dewey.
8056. AmUoA, b. May 14. 1694; m. Ann Roberts.
8057. MaXthw, b Sept. 19, 1698; m. (1) J. Stebbins; (2) H. Ashley.
8058. SoUmum, b. Dec. 38, 1700; m. (1) H. Betts; (2) Z. Dewey.
8059. mtha, b. Feb 9, 1708; m. Abigail Warner.
8060. Obadiah, b Oct 19, 1705; m. Mary Bosworth.
8061. Bdnnah, b. Oct 11. 17t)7; m. Daniel KeUogg.
8062. HetUr, b. June 6, 1710; m. Moses King, to whom she was pub.
Nov. 12, 1780, per. son of David and Abigail King, and b. in West-
field, Msss.^ Nov. 20, 1706.
8068. Rhoda, b. Apr. 21, 1716; [recorded hi Springfield, Msss.]
8064. Bhoda, b. Apr. 17, 1717; m. Ebenezer Smith of Sheffield, Msss.,
and d. Sept 4, 1787. «. 20. Child. Noble, b Aug. 22, 1787, m.
Oct 16, [1760?] MehiUble Callender. [Ebenezer Smith, m. (B)
Sept 10, 1789, Sarah Hawley. Children. 1. John, b. Sept 8,
1740; 2. Rhoda, b. Sept. 8, 1748; 8. Ebeneser, b. June 22, 1746, d.
June 80, 1746; 4. Sarah, b May 2, 1747; 6. Ebenezer, b. Feb 27,
1748; 6. Miriam, b May 6, 1751; 7. EUzabeth, b Aug. 17, 1758.]
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THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDRBN.
Joseph Noblb, s. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Oct
8, 1691, and d. in Great Harrington, Mass., Feb. 12, 1758, ». 66.
He removed to that part of Sheffield, which is now Great Barring-
ton, Mass., prolMtbly as early as 1727, and is supposed to have lived,
about one and one-fourth miles south of the centre of the village,
cm land where his son Eli afterward resided, and now, 1875, owned
by Ebeneser Chadwick. This then, as now, was the most southerly
location of any house in Great Barrington, on the meadow road to
Sheffield, the land south, for a mile or more, being low and unfit
for building lots. Joseph Noble was one of the building com-
mittee, appointed Mch. 8, 1742, for erecting the first meeting-house
in Cheat Harrington. He joined the Great Barrington Cong,
church, Mch. 3, 1745. He d. intestate, leaving the following chil-
dren, viz.: Joseph, Preserved, Eli, Mary [Baldwin], Margaret
[Culver], Abigail [Root], and Lydia. Administration on his estate
was granted, Mch. 24, 1758, to his eldest son, Joseph, the widow
declining the trust His inventory, taken May 1 8, 1 758, by Stephen
Dewey, Jonathan Nash, and Aaron Boot, amounted to £490 9^. Sd,
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BftlNOB OF MATTHEW. 373
He m. Abigail Dewst, b. Not. 17, 1694, dan. of Jedediah and
Sarali (Orion) Dewey. She joined Weetfield chorcli, in 171 6, and
tlie Ck>ng. church in Great Barrington, Dec. 1, 1745. She d. after
Mch. 24, 1758.
GBILDBXN.
8066. JompK, b. Jan. 89, 1717; d. Feb. 16, 1717, «. 18 days.
8066. Jo9^, b. Sept. 82, 1718; m. Thankful Dodd.
8067. EU. bapt. Feb. 24, 1721; m. July 28, 1760, Hannah MiUer-
He d. in Great Banington, Mass., abt. 1798. Administration on his
estate was granted May 1, 1798. He left a widow, but no children.
His estate went to his widow and to his brothers and sisters or their
heirs. Child. Joseph, b. Aug. 22, 1768, supposed to have been
killed in battle, at Stone Arabia. K. Y., Oct. 19,. 1780, «. 17.
8068. Pre$ened, bapt. Apr. 20, 1728; m. Elizabeth Highstead.
8069. MaJTf, bapt. 1725; zn. Ebeneser Baldwin, prob. of
Egremont, Mass., and was prob. alive in 1799. She per. had son,
James, for James Baldwin of Egremont/ Mass., was, in 1798, ad-
ministTator on the estate of Eli Noble.
8070. Marf^rei, b. Oct 8, 1727; zn. Samuel Culver.
8071. Ahigaa, b. Bept. 14, 1781 ; m. Israel Root
8072. Xfttttf, b. abt 1740; m. Warham Lee.
MM.
Hezckiah Noble, a. of Matthew, was b. in Weetfield, Mass.,
May 14, 1694. He removed, after Aug. 27, 1728, and prior to
Mch. 2, 1731, to Sheffield, Mass., was chosen clerk of that town
at its organization, in 1733, and continued in the same olfioe
up to 1770. He was a hatter by trade. The last mention made of
him, is on the 13th of May, 1 772, at which date he granted the land
in Sheffield on which he dwelt» near the new meeting-house, with
the buildings thereon, to his son-in-law, Dan Raymond of Sheffield.
He m. Nov. 5, 1740, Aim Robebts of Canaan.
nfTTiPREW.
8078. Anns, b. Jan. 24, 1748; m. Dan Raymond.
8074. Hmdeiah, b. Not. 18, 1746; m. , He prob. redded in
Sheffield, Mass., and was the assessor of 1779, and a grantor, June
11, 1808. Ghildien. 1. Sarah, b. Mch. 1, 1779, in Sheffield ; 2. Maiy ;
and two sons whose names are unknown.
8075. lifdia, b. Oct 20, 1747; m. Boardman of Poughkeepaie,
N. Y. Child. Qodfr^.
Bns. Matthew Noble, s. of Matthew, was b. inWestfield, Mass.,
Sept 9, 1698, according to his gravestone, but Sept 19, 1698,
according to the town record. The latter date cannot be correct^
if be was baptized, as the church records of Westfield show, on
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the I8tli of September. He d. in Weetfield, Aug. 8, 1771, m. 72.
HiB rendenoe was about half a mile east of Westfield green, on
the fkrm owned and occupied, in 1852, by his grandson, Charles
Noble. He joined the Westfield ehurdi, Nov. 3; 1728. He was
chosen selectman, 1738, '40, *41, '44,* '51, '60, and '61, and moderator
of town meeting, in 1740. On the 6th of llardi, 1741, he was
appointed, in connection with others, to inform Mr. John Ballantine
that the town had invited him to be their minister, and to receive his
answer. In 1757 he was representative to the Oeneral Court. In
deeds, he is styled, in 1745, tanner; in 1754, saddler; and in 1759,
oordwainer. In his will, dated Dec. 20, 1770, and proved Sept 3,
1771, he names his wife Mercy, sons Constant, Oideon, Matthew,
and Paul, and daughters, Bethia, wife of Aaa Noble, Joanna, wife
of Israel Dewey, and Rhoda, wife of Abner Dewey. The monu-
meni erected to his memory bears the following inscription:
« Ensign | Matthew | Noble | Was bom | Sept 9, 1698 | k
died I Aug. 8, 1771.
Remember me
asyouPMeby,
as you are now
So once was I;
SB I am Now
So you must be.
Prepare for death
A follow me.*'
He m. (1) May 31, 1720, Joanna Stuuns, b. in Springfield,
Mass., Mcb. 4, 1697, dau. of Samuel and Abigail (Brooks) Steb-
bins. She joined tbe Westfield church May 5, 1728. She d. in
Westfield, Nov. 1, 1763, ». 62. Rev. John Ballantine makes the
following entry in his Diary, under date of <' 1763, Nov. 3. Ens.
Noble's wife buried. She liked the Separates, but did not regu-
larly attend their meeting." Her monument bears this inscription :
<<In memory of | M". Joanna | Wife of Ens. | Matthew Noble |
who died Nov. | l-" 1763 in her | 67^ Tear.
Death is a Debt
to Nature Due,
which I have paid,
& so must you."
He m. (2) July 24, 1766, Mrs. Meect Ashlet. She was prob.
dau. of Ebenezer and Mercy (Hitchcock) Day of West Springfield,
and if so, b. Nov. 4, 1703, and m. Dec. 30, 1725, James Ashley
of Westfield, who d. May 24, 1753.
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CHXLDIIXN BT nB8T MABBIAGB BOBN IH WBBTPTBLD.
8076. BMia, b. Apr. 20. 1721; m. Abe Noble. ^
8077. Joanna, b. Dec. 8, 1722; m. Israel Dewey.
8078. Omutaniinf, b. Oct. 8, 1725; m. Elizabeth Hogabooni.
8079. Oidean, b. Hch. 0, 1728; m. ChrisUan Cadwell.
8080. Bhoda, b. Aug. 28» 178^; d. Sept., 1781, ffi. 1.
8081. RMUi, b. Aug. 28, 1782; m. Oct 18, 1760. Abner Dewey, b. in
Weatfleld, Aug. 10, 1726, a. of Jedediab and Rebecca (Williams)
Dewey. He prob. resided in Pittsfield, Mass., in 1770; in Wash-
ington, Mass., in 1772; and in Bennington, Yt. lie was a tanner,
and d., in 1777, of amall-pox caught from hides, which he had
bought in the Stale of New York. She d., of small-pox, Mch. , 1777,
». 44. Children. 1. Abner, resided in Stockbridge, and d. abt. 1802;
2. Bohan, m. Mary Bradley, removed to Hubbardton, Yt., and d.
before 1791; 8. Diadama, b. Jan. 6, 1766, m. Apr. 18, 1786, Benja-
min Harwood of Bennington, Yt, and d. in Bennington, June 19,
1854, K. 88; 4. Jared; 6. Dau., m. — Hopkins of Hopkinton,
N. Y.; 6. Dau., m. Taylor of Stockbridge, Mass. ; 7. Dau.,
m. Clark; 8. Dau. m. — — Stone; 9. Dau., d. unm.; 10.
Son, whose name is unknown. The order of births in the above
family has not been ascertained.
8082. MaHJiew, b. July 27, 1786; m. Lydia Eager.
8088. Paul b. Jan. 14, 1740; m. Hannah Weller.
9058.
Solomon Noble, a of Matthew, was b. in Weetfield, Maas., Dec.
23, 1700, and d. in New Milford, Conn., Dec. 17, 1757, ». 56. He
ramoved from Weatfield to Norwalk, Conn., probably Wilton par-
iah, prior to June 17, 1730. He was of the latter place. May 17,
1748, and was then styled << cordwainer.'* The precise date of bis
vemoTal to New Milford is not known, though he was there Nov.
26, 1756. HesEekiah Noble was appointed Feb. 8, 1758, adminis-
trator on the estate of his father, Solomon Noble. The heirs were
his widow, Zurviah Noble, his sons Hezekiah and Thaddeus, and
his daughter Mary, wife of Nathaniel Oriffin of Fairfield, Conn.
He m. (1) Hkpzibah Betts, b. Oct 29, 1703. She was dau. of
Samuel and Judith (Beynolds) Betts of Norwalk, as appears from
a deed recorded at Norwalk [Vol 1729-35: p. 72], by which said
Betts, Mch. 5, 1731, '<for and in consideration of paternal lo^e and
affection towards my son-in-law, Solomon Noble, and his wife
Hepmbah, my daughter," grants them certain property. Shed, in
Norwalk, Conn., Sept 4, 1745, ». 41.
He m« (2) prob. in 1747, Zebtiah Dewbt of Westfield, having
been publiahed May 17, 1747. She was prob. b. Mch. 1, 1708,
dau. of Jedediah and Rebeoea (Williams) Dewey. She survived
him, and m. (2) Jan. 8, 1766, Dea. Joseph Fuller of Kent, Conn.
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8064. Mary, b. Nov. H 1780; m, Nathaniel Oriffln of Fairfield, Conn.,
and d., aaya her nieoe, Hepzibah Allia, prior to 1771. He was alive,
in 1708.
8065. BhMah. b. Feb. 89, 1782; m. Eonioe Noble, b. Jan. 18, 1728, dau.
of David and Bnaanna (Sherman) Noble of New Milford, Conn.
He d. without iasue, in New Milford, Aug. 17, 1788, ae. 26, leaving
by will dated Aug. 12, 1788, hia property to his wife Eunice and
brother Thaddeua. Mrs. Eunice Noble prob. m. (^) Dec. 80, 1762,
Theophilus Baldwin of New Milford, Conn., b. Jan. 16, 1728.
8066. Thaddeui, b. Jan. 9, 1784; zn. Sarah Peet
8067. SoUmon, b. Oct 20, 1788; d. Nov. 14, 1788, e. 25 days.
8068. Bepnbah, b. Jan. 20, 1789; d. July 27, 1745, •. 6.
8089. Sotomofi, b. Aug. 15, 1741; d. Aug. 9, 1746, «. 8.
Capt BusHA Noble, a. of Matthew, was b. in Weatfield, Maaa.,
Feb. 9, 1703, and d. in Sheffield, Maaa., Aug. 27, 1771, ». 68.
[O. Whiting'a private record.] He entered into full fellowahip
with Weatfield church, Dec. 8, 1728. Soon after this, he muat
have removed to Sheffield, for he is known to have been there,
June 17, 1730, and at the organization of the town, in 1733, was
chosen constable. In 1745, hia house was "forted," and Bev.
Samuel Hopkins, D.D., of Qreat Barrington, Mass., records in his
Diary, under date of Nov. 22, 1745, that alarmed by the reports
that the Indians had taken Stockbridge, he went down and lodged
in Eliaha Noble's fort, but ''had a very poor lodging,** as "the
house was crowded with women and children." In 1755, he had
command of a company of men, who enlisted for reinforcing the
anny destined for Crown Point In his will, dated Aug. 8, 1771;
and proved the 6th of Sept. following, he namee wife, Abigail,
son Bnoch, dau. Abigail, wife of Oliver Ashley, children of dau.,
Sarah Saxton, late wife of James Saxton, and dau., Hannah, wife
of William Sheldon of Sheffield. He appoints wife, Abigail,
executrix, and givee for a family burying-ground, a piece of land
in Sheffield, "where my daughter, Sarah Saxton, liee buried.'*
His estate was mventoried at £1,243 10. 3. 2.
He m. prob. in 1727, Abigail Wasnib, b. Feb. 6, 1704, dau. of
Mark and Lydia (Phelps) Warner of Northampton, to whom he
was pub. March 18, 1727. Her name appears on Sheffield rate,
in 1775, *79, '80, and '82.
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CBrn.l>1lltW BORN IN 8HBFFIBLD.
8000. Affigaa, b. Aug. 84, 1788; m. OliTer Aihley of Pittifield, to whom
•he was pub. Hay 18, 1748. She perhaps had children. 1. Bte-
phen, b. Bept 4, 1761, in Westfleldrd. Lydia, b. Dec. 7, 176-, in
Sheffield; 8. Mary, b. Oct. 15, 1754, in Sheffield; 4. Mercy, b. Apr.
19, 1757, in Sheffield; 5. Daniel, b. Aug. 84, 1759, in Sheffield.
8091. 8a/rah, b. Oct. 4, 1780; m. James Saxton.
8092. E^uha^ b. Jan. 88, 1784; prob. d. before 1771, as he is not named
in hlB father's wilL
8098. Eannah,V Apr. 1, 1785; m. William Sheldon.
8094. Bnoeh, b. May 18, 1788; m. Tabitha Bush.
Qba2>iah Noblb, s. of Matthew, was b. in Weatfield, Mais., Oct.
19, 1705, and d. in Sheffield, Mass., prob. in 1786, m, 81. He was
early at Sheffield, the first town meeting having been held, in 1733,
at his house. He resided about three^uarters of a mile north of
the Congregational church, near the aoidemy, on the place where
Mrs. Jay Shears, now, 1876, lives.
The Sheffield town records show that, on the 88d of May, 1785, " three
Barrels of Good Beare, and twenty Gallons of Rumb," were voted, by
the town, for the use of those who should aid in raising the first meeting-
house. ' Such was the confidence reposed in the character of Obadiah
Noble, that, " at the same meeting, Obadiah Noble, and Ensign Ashley were
made Choice of, to Dool out Drink to the laborers, when it is convenient,
and Likewias, to Sell Drink to Strangers or town's People, and also to
Receive the money."
In his will dated Oct. 14, 1785, and proved June 6, 1786, he
names his sons, Peter, Nathaniel, Zechariah, Obadiah, Eaekiel, and
daughter-in-law, Susannah Faizchild, wife of Moses Fairchild of
Sheffield.
He m. Mrs. Mabt Boswobtb, dau. of [per. Philip] Callender of
Sheffield. [She m. (1) Boeworth, by whom she had a dau.
Susanna^ who m. Dec. 2, 1745, Moses Fairchild of Sheffield.
Moses and Susanna Fairchild had the f oUowing children, recorded
in Sheffield. 1. Sarah, b. May 8, 1746; 2. Zechariah, b. Nov. 4,
1748; 3. Mary, b. Apr. 1, 1751, prob. m. Aug. 26, 1772, Daniel
Lewis; 4. Ellis (dau.), b. Oct 20, 1753; 5. Moses, b. Dec. 1,
1766; 6. Aaron, b. Aug. 11, 1769; 7. Daniel, b. May 9, 1762; 8.
John, b. March 4, 1766; 9. David, b. Dec. 20, 1767.] She d.
before her husband.
cbudben bobr nr shxwibld.
8096. Fitter, b. May 98, 1784; m. 0) AblgaU Eggleston; (9) Martha
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8096. Nathaniel b. Oct. 23, 1786; m. (1) R. Root; (2) M. A. Oallender.
8097. Gbadiah, b. Sept. 6, 1789; m. Rebecca White.
8096. Z$ehMiah, b. Apr. 16. 1742; m. Phebe Nichols.
8099. &ekiel, b. June 8, 1745; m. Sunioe Tuner.
M61.
Hakkah Noble, dsu. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct 11, 1707.
She m. May 13, 1731, Dea. Dantel Kellogg, b. Dec. 16, 1704,
s. of Stephen and Lydia (Belding) Kellogg of Westfield. He
was one of the first settlers of Sheffield, Mass., being a resident
there at the date of his marriage, but d. in Westfield, Jan. 11,
1756, ». 52, as is supposed, while on his return from some military
expedition. He is thought td have been a deacon of the Sheffield
Cong, church.
' CmLDRBH BORK TR BUKJPFJLKLD.
8100. Hannah, b. May 15, 1782; d. May 26, 1782.
8101. Hannah, b. June 25, 1784; d. Sept. 10, 1788. •. 4.
8102. AhigaU, b. Oct. 29, 1786; d. Nov. 8, 1786.
8108. Daniel, b. Nov. 11, 1787; d. Oct. 15, 1788.
8104. Mercy, b. Apr. 22, 1740; m. June 21, 1759, Joseph Gsllender of
Sheffield, and d. Oct. 11, 1797, m. 57.
8105. Stephen, b. June 26, 1742; m. Jan. 28, 1768, Maiy Austin.*
8106. Hannah, b. Aug. 10, 1744; altve in 1764.
8107. Danid, b. Nov. 5, 1746; m. Rhoda Callender. In 1775, he sc-
companied Oen. Arnold to Quebec, as bis orderly, and there died.
8106. Oide(m, b. July 6, 1751; m. Electa Wait, and d. in Sheffield,
abt. 1887. He was a deaf mute.
S063.
Hesteb Noble, dau. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
June 6, 1710. She prob. was the Esther King 2d, admitted Feb.
5, 1744, to the Great Barrington church.
She m. prob. in 1730, Moses Kino, to whom she was pub. Nov.
12, 1730. He was prob. b. in Westfield, Nov. 20, 1706, s. of
David and Abigail King. He was apparently a resident of
Oreat Barrington, Mass., as early as 1731. In 1733, he purchased
land there, and had his residence about sixty rods south of the
upper burial ground, on the east side of the river. This land
soon passed into the hands of Beuben, (George, and Asahel Sling,
sons of William King, and about 1742, he moved across the river .
into the village, and died about 1751 or 1752.
CBILDBBH.
8100. Bhoda, b. Mch. 18, 1781; m. per. Sept 8, 1748, OoL Aaron Root
of Sheffield, and d. between July 24, 1758, and 1764.
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8110. NMe, b. Apr. 27, 1783; and d. Nov. 18, 1786, •. 8.
8111. Etther, b. Nov. 12, 1786.
8112. rilanJ^.b. Hay 7,1742.
8118. Hannah, b. Aug. 21, 1744.
FOURTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
JofiEPH NoBLX, 8. of Josoph, was b. in Weatfield, Mass., Sept. 22,
1718, and d. in Sheffield, Mass., March 10, 1771, m. 52. He resided
in Sheffield. He is said to have served in the French and Indian
war. He died at the house of his son Roger. The monument
erected over his remains, in the Noble family grave-yard in Shef-
field, about three-quarters of a mile north of the Gong, church,
on the west side of the street, bears the following inscription:
'• IN MEMORY I OF THE BODY | OF MR JOSEPH | NOBLE
WHO I DIED MARCH | THE 10, 1771 | IN THE 53D | YEAR
OP HIS I AGE."
He m. Thankful Dodd.
CHTTiPKItW BOBK IH BHEFnELD.
8114. Shoda, b. June 23, 1789; m. Henry Amsden of Sheffield. Chil-
dren. 1. Rhoda, b. Oct. 16. 1781; 2. Henry, b. Apr. 1, 1788.
8116. Jame$, b. May 19, 1741; d. Hay. 1741.
8116. Bifger, b. Apr. 2, 1742; m. Olive Hunt.
8117. ComOiui, b. Jan. 26, 1746; d. Dec 12, 1762, s. 7.
8118. BiOmiU, ) b. Sept. 9, 1746; d. Sept. 18, 1746, s. 4 days.
8119. aSUfUie. U. Sept. 9, 1746; d. Sept. 9, 1746.
8120. Anne, b. Jan. 21, 1748; m. Stackbouse, resided at Fort
Ann, K. Y., and had children.
8121. Stephen, b. May 18, 1760; d. Oct. 21, 1769, m. 9.
8122. Cknmdiue, b. Oct 7, 1768; m. Jane Wilson.
•068.
PanEBYXD Noble, s. of Joseph, was bapt. Apr. 30, 1723, in
Westfield, Mass., and d. in Great Harrington, Mass. He resided in
1766, in Sheffield, Mass., perhaps in the Great Harrington part of
the town, for he had at that time, a daughter recorded to him in said
town. His name is on Egremont valuation, 1771, and he was of
the latter place Aug. 23, 1773, but of Great Harrington Sept 14,
1774. The time of his death has not been ascertained. His chil-
dren, Lucy, Abigail, David, Jonathan, and Joeiah, were prob. alive
May 8, 1799. One of his daughters m. Heebe, removed to
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Black river country, N. Y., and had at least the following children,
▼is.: Betsey, Asa, and William.
He m. Aug. 23, 1754, Elizabeth Hiorstbad.
8128. ifary, b. Feb. 12, 1765.
8124. jDiMy, b. ; m. Othniel Strong. He wasof Great
Harrington, Kan., in 17iX).
8125. EUaabeth, b.
8126. Jimaithan, \ b. abt 1771; d. unm., in Great Banington, Jane
V 24. 1817.
8127. Damd, ) b. abt 1771; m. Patience Noble.
8128. AbiffoH, b. ; m. Biyant Eddy, prior to Hay 8,
1799.
8129. Jomah, b. ; m. Jessie [perhaps Johnion]. They
were of Great Barrington, July 16, 1804, and at that date, quit-
claimed "all right which we have in the estate of Jacob Johnson,
late of Great Barrington, deceased."
M70.
Maboabkt Noblb, dau. of Joseph, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Oct
8, 1727, and is supposed to have died prior to Apr. 26, 1777.
She m. Apr.. 6, 1749, Samuel Culvbb, who resided, certainly
until 1759, in Sheffield. In 1765, Samuel Culver, supposed to be
the same with the above, resided in Egremont, Mass.
CBIXiDREN.
8180. Daniel, b. July 17, 1790; prob. served in the Revolutionary war
from Great Barrington, m. Oct 28. 1768, Abigail Kellogg, and, in
1800, was a resident of Urilley, Tioga Co., N. T.
8131. Samua, b. July 8, 1752.
8182. John, b. June 5, 1754; probably chosen chorister of St James
church, Great Barrington, Apr. 17, 1775.
8188. Sarah, b. Jan. 16, 1758; prob. d. prior to Hay 8, 1799.
8184. Marjf, b. Hch. 4, 1759; m. Isaac Root
8185. Jc§eph, baptOct4,1761.
8186. L^dia, b.
8187. Oidsan, bapt Apr. 12. 1764.
9071.
Abigail Noble, dau. of Joseph, was b. in Sheffield, ICass., Sept
14, 1781.
She m. IsRAXL Boor, b. Oct 9, 1728, s. of Joshua and Margaret
Boot of Great Barrington, Mass. He and his wife, Abigail, joined
Great Barrington church, June 19, 1757. The births of his three
eldest children are recorded in Sheffield. His children, Israel,
Hannah, Anne, Joel, and Rhode, were probably alive, in 1799. He
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m. (2) abt 1808, Thankful , and d. Oct. 7, 1809, ». 78.
His second wife farviyed him.
CHSLBBBK.
8188. Urael, b. Jan. 28, 1757; prob. m. Huldab ,and removed to
the Tidnity of Auburn, N. Y.
8189. Eannah, b. Oct. 5, 1758; m. July 29, 1784, Ebeneser Pease of
Canaan. N. Y.
8140. SUpken, b. May 5, 1761 ;. in the American reyolution, was killed in
battle, Oct., 1780, prob. at Stone Arabia, N. Y.
8141. Anne, bapt. Apr. 27, 1765; m. (1) Ephraim Porter of Great Bar-
rington, who was killed in a fight in Bhays' rebellion, at Sheffield,
Mass., Feb. 27, 1787, s. 25; (2) Ichabod Squire of Richmond, Mass.
8142. Joel, bapt. Sept. 6, 1767; removed to Oxford, Chenango Co.,
N. Y.
8148. Ekoda, b. ; m. Thomas Burrall of Great Bar-
rington.
MT9.
Lydia Noble, dau. of Joseph, was b. abt 1 740, and is supposed to
hayed, in Great Harrington, Mass., Oct. 11, 1797, in her 57th year.
She m. Oct 2, 1771, Wabbam Lex, b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch.
23, 1739, a of Samuel Lee. He d. in Great Barrington, May 8,
1798, 8S. 69. Power of administration on his estate was granted
Oct 2, 1798, at which time his five sons were all alive.
CHILDBEN.
8144. WoihingUm, b. ; d. Sept., 1779, se. 4.
8145. Henry, b. ; rem. to Vt
8146. Bohmon Nobie, b. ; m. Jan. 21, 1798, Hannah King of
Great Barrington.
8147. ArchibM, b.
8148. Alanmm, b. ; m. Apr. 7, 1812, Fanny Hamlin of
Gi'eat Barrington.
8149. WUUam, b. ; m. Mch. 19, 1807, Polly Church of
Great Bdnrington.
M7S.
Ajute Noblx, dau. of Hezekiah, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Jan.
24, 1744, and there d. Jan. 22, 1826, ». 81.
She m. July 19, 1763, Dan RATMoim of Norwalk, Conn., who
d. in Sheffield, Oct 10, 1809, ». 73. He was for a time a wealthy
merchant, and on the Sheffield rate of Apr. 18, 1779, but three
persons paid a higher tax than he.
According to the statement of Rev. OrviUe Dewey, D. D., in his
sermon at the centennial celebration at Sheffield, June 18, 1876,
Dan Raymond was a noted tory, and upon him suspicion at onoe
rested, on the 5th of July. 1776, when the liberty-tree on Sheffield
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green, erected the previoos day, was found level with the ground.
When charged with the outrage, he did not deny that it had been
committed at hia instigation. As the law did not reach his case, a
meeting of the citizens was held, to decide what should be done to
avenge the insulted honor of the town. Their decision was, that
tbe people should stand in two rows down through the broad street,
and that between them the offender should pass, and taking off his
hat to every individual as he passed, diould say, ** I ask your par-
don.** Having subsequently ascertained who was the person Ray-
mond had procured to cut down the liberty-tree, they dressed him
in a coat of tar and feathers, put him upon a bareboned horse, and
compelled him to ride through the whole street, stop at every
house, and ask pardon for what he had done. In a note to Dr.
Dewey's discourse, referring to Dan Ra3rmond, Rev. Mason Noble,
Jr., of Sheffield, says: " From the record, one is compelled to con-
clude, that the < Sheffield Tory ' met with a change of heart, for, in
1780, he was chosen assessor, and a member of the 'committee to
adjust town debts,' and * overseer of the work-house,* and ekairman
of a committee to engage recruits for the Continental army.
Moreover, his third son, bom November 1, 1783, was named
George Washington Raymond."
At the breaking out of the Revolutionary war, Raymond may
have stood aloof from the popular movement, yet, if so, he doubt-
lees '*met with a change of heart," earlier than 1780, or even July
5, 1776, for his name appears as a private on the roll of Lieut
Enoch Noble's militia company, in CoL Mark Hopkins* regiment of
foot, being the first regiment in the county of Berkshire, dated
Sheffield, June 13, 1776, which may be found on page 67 of the
** Proceedings at the Centennial celebration of the town of Sheffield,
June 18, and 19, 1876." In relation to this matter, there seems to
be so great a discrepancy of dates, that the conclusion is irresistible,
either that the events related must have transpired at an eaxiier
date than July, 1776, or that some other person than Raymond
must have been the principal actor.
CHILDREN.
8150. BAeeca, b. Sept. 87, 1764; prob. m. John Baxter of Bos-
ton, and d. in Suffleld, Conn., in 1827.
8161. HukUth, b. Sept 10, 1766; m. Faasett, and d. in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
8152. Waiiam, b. Feb. 1, 1760; prob. d. young.
815S. EMUi, b. Aug. 81, 1771; m. July 10, 1789, Amos T.
Goodrich. Ho was a shoemaker. She d. in Sheffield, Feb. 28,
1851, m. 70.
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3154. Loutm, b. Apr. 10, 1773; d. unm. in Canada.
8155. Cfari9$a, b. Oct. 16, 1775; m. Rufus Eddy, and d. in
lUcbmond, Ya.
8156. Henry William, b. Mch. 16, 1778; was a lawyer, and d. iu
Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
8157. CUariei Jhoight, b. Nov. 2, 1780; m. , wii« a
shei-iff in Ogdcnsburgh, N. Y., and there died.
8158. Oeorffe WwJiingfm, b. Nov. 1, 1788; prob. d. young.
8077.
JoAKKA Noble, dau. of Mattbew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Dec. 3, 1722, and there d. Nov. 18, 1809, e. 86. As she had
absented herself from the Westfield church, and become a constant
attendant upon the meetings of the Separates, a committee of the
Westfield church was chosen, Oct, 1754, *'to discourse" with her
and other like offending members, " & endeavor to show y" y* unrea-
sonableness of y' Separation."
She m. Mch. 4, 1742, Israel Dewet, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 27, 1719, s. of Israel and Sarah Dewey. He was a deacon in
the Baptist church in Westfield, and there d. June 24, 1806, ». 87.
CHILDRBK BOBK XH WB8TPIBLD.
8159. Joanna, b. Aug. 2, 1748; m. John Morse.
8160. EMch, b. Oct. 15, 1745; m. Aug. 14, 1772, Martha Foote. and d..
of small-pox, Feb. 16, 1778, m, 82.
8161. Shoda, b. Oct 31, 1747; m. Oct 80, 1774, Abner Fowler, who d.
in Fowler, Trumbull Co., O., Feb. 18, 1806, m. 69.
8162. SUphen, b. Oct 25, 1749; m. Feb. 8, 1775, Naomi Bagg, and re-
moved to Sidney, Delaware Co., N. Y.
8168. 2Mle, b.' June 15, 1752; m. Aug. 20, 1772, Eleanor Pomeroy, and
d. Dec. 28, 1888, ae. 79.
8164. ISukiel, b. July 1,. 1754; m. per. Foote of Pittsfield.
8165. J$ra€l, b. Jan. 0, 1757; m. Nov. 28, 1786, Lydia Wdler, and
removed to the "Black river country,*' in N. Y.
8166. Elenor, b. Apr. 5, 1759; m. Nov. 25, 1784, Rev. Adam HamOton,
who was for a time pastor of the Baptist church in Westfield, but
d. in Chesterfield, Mass., in 1826.
8167. Eman, b. Oct 18, 1761; m. Sarah Noble, b. Sept 5, 1761, dau. of
Rev. Gideon and Christian (Cadwell) Noble.
8168. EUlter, b. Nov. 15, 1768; m, Nov. 28, 1786, Solomon Dewey.
SOTS.
C0NBTA19TIKS NoBLE, 8. of Mstthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct. 8, 1725, and d. in Sheffield, Mass. He resided in the first
house north of the Ashley place, in the latter town.
He m. EuzABETH Hooaboom, dau. of Bartholomew and Hendrica
Hogaboom of Canaan, Conn. She d. in Sheffield. .
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Sie9. BariMamew, b. Bept 21, 1751; d. May 24. 1754, «. 2.
5170. Matth$w, b. July 20, 1758; m. Elisabetb BiidgiL
5171. BartMamew, b. June 14, 1756; m. Gnoe Noble.
8172. Jeremiah, b. Noy. 15, 1756; m. Dec. 27. 1788, ElittbeUi Ounn
per. dau. of Alexander and EUxabeth Qunn of SbefBeld, and if ao
b. July 1. 1758. He redded in Sheffield, and d. without ieme, prob
in 1802, aa adminiBtration on hia estate was granted, Mch. 2, 1802,
to William Ashley and Joshua Adams.
8178. WSUam, b. ; m. Layinia Gunn, was a bloomer in
New Marlboro*, Mass., where he d. after 1802. His widow m. (2)
— ^ Hunt of Canaan, Conn. Child. Jeremiah, m. Amanda
WUcox, dau. of Joseph WUcox of Canaan, Conn., and remoTed to
the West.
8174. CbMn, b. ; m. Lorania Ashley.
8175. Elkdbeth, b. ; m. William Fellows, who per. d. in
Utica, N. Y., prior to Aug. 18, 1810.
8176. Jbffir,
b.
; m. Thomas Dickinson.
8177. moda,
b.
; m. John Griswold.
817a Hannah,
b.
; m. June 80, 1785, Asa Hamlin.
8179. Sarah,
b.
; m. Lyman Jerome.
8180. LuereHa,
b.
; m. Nathaniel Dunham.
Bev. OmvoH Noblx^ s. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Maaa.,
Mardi 6, 1728, and d. in Willington, Conn., according to die date
on his gnyeatone, Nov. 6, 1792, m. 64; but Noy. 18, 1792, accord-
ing to the town record.
He graduated at Yale College, in 1755, joined Weatfield church,
May 9, 1756; and atudiad theology with Rev. Daniel Welch, of
Mansfield, Conn., a niece of whose wife he subsequently married.
He was ordained, Nov. 28, 1759, aa pastor, of the Congregational
church in Willington, Conn., and dismissed, according to the state-
ment in 1851, of one of his successors in the pastorate at Wil-
lington, Bev. David Bancroft, '< between Nov. 18, and Nov. 30,
1790." He is remembered as a man, spare in flesh, a little over
five feet in height^ courteous, affable, without' affectation or oaten-
tatious show. In a history of the Willington church, Dea. O. 0.
Southwick says of him, " He was a man of lively disposition,
aound learning, and a good preacher, often moving the con-
gregation to tears, by his solemn admonitions." His children
were all rather below the medium height, and are said to have
been quite distinguished for their personal beauty. The family
likeness was striking. He resided near the church on Willington
hilL Over his remains was erected a stone bearing the following
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inacription: <'This monument is erected | to the memory of the
Rev. I Gideon Noble who departed | this life Nov. the 6th 1792 |
in the 66^ year of his age. | He labored intheOospel | ministry,
as Pastor of the | church in Willington 31 years. | Mark the per-
fect man, | and behold the upright | for the end of that man | is
peace."
He m. Dec. 4, 1760, Chbibtuln Cadwsll, b. in Hartford,
Conn., dau. of Hesekiah Cadwell. [She m. (2) abt. 1801, Zeba-
diah Marcy of Willington. He is said to have been "a fine look-
ing man of a little more than medium stature.'* He d. in Willing-
ton, abt. 1806.] She d. in Willington, Nov. 24, 1809, according
to the family record, but Noy. 26, 1809, in 66th yr., according to
the inscription on her grayestone, whidi is as follows: "Christian
the widow of Rev' Gideon | Noble, died- Nov. 26, 1809, in the
66^ I year of her age. | The sweet remembrance | of the Just |
Shall flourish when they | sleep in death."
CHZLDBXN BOBH IN WILLDIGTOK.
9i90a,8arah, b. Sept. 0, 1761; m. 1785 (pub. Jan. 80), her coualn,
Heman Dewey, b. Oct 18, 1761, b. of Israel and Joanna (Noble)
Dewey. He removed to Rozbuiy, Delaware Co., N. Y., where for
more than twenty yean he kept a tavern. Children. 1. Joanna;
8. Rowland, who in 1815, resided in Manheim, Herkimer Co., N. Y. ;
8. Jared; 4. Heniy; 5. Electa.
818i: Gideon, b. Aug. 8, 1768; m. Lucy Wells.
8188. Boloman, b. July 1, 1765; m. Huldah CorUns.
8188. Ohtittian, b. Oct 24, 1767; m. Amoe James.
8184. Joanna, b. Oct 8, 1769; ul Thomas Merrick.
8185. CkarMe, b. Aug. 19, 1771; m. Caleb Merrick.
8186. Maiihefe, b. Nov. 21, 1778; m. Hadaaaah Tucker.
8187. Mark, b. Bept ' 2. 1775; m. Dice, dau. of a British offi-
cer, and removed to Kingston, or Fredericksburg, C. W., where he
d. abt 1840, m. abt 65. He was a surveyor. Children. Matthew
Dice, and six others.
818a Horatio, b. Nov. 20, 1777; m. MatUda BisseU.
8189. SUeta, b. Dec. 28, 1780; d. Dec. 22, 1786, m, 6.
8190. SleOa, b. May 15, 1787; m. Stephen Johnson.
Matthew Nobub, b. of Matthew, was b. in ^estfield, Mass.,
July 27, 1736, and there d. of apoplexy, Aug. 30, 1804, sb. 68.
He resided on hie father's homestead in Westfield, and was a
tanner and saddler. The monument erected to the memory of
himaelf and wife, bears the following inscription: "Sacred to the
Memory of | Lieut. Matthew Noble | who died August 30^ | A. D.
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1804. Aged 67 years. | His wife Lydia Noble | died SepL 28*
A. D. 1811 I Aged 71 years.
our gltn it nm«
our work is done,
our bodies mouldering lie."
He m. Sept. 23, 1758, Ltdia Eager, b. Jan. 20, 1740, dau. of
Capt. Benjamin and Abigail (Johnson) Eager of Shrewsbury,
Mass. Capt. Benjamin Eager, b. May 17, 1716, was s. of Capt.
Abraham Eager, who was s. of William Eager of Shrewsbury.
Mrs. Lydia Noble d. of consumption, in Westfield, Sept 28, 1811,
e. 71.
CHILDBEH BORH IH WESTFIELD.
8101. Eager, b. May 15, 1760; m. Mary Phelpa.
8103. 8aUy, b. Apr. 20, 1762; m. Bilas King.
8108. l4/dia, b. Aug. 16, 1764; m. William Mosely.
8104. WaUam, b. Dec. 6, 1766; d. in infancy.
8105. WaUam, b. Mch. 28, 1768; m. Philena Sacket.
8106. Dorothy, b. Mch. 10, 1770; m. Jared Weller.
8107. Clarina, b. Bept. 18, 1778; m. (1) £. Dewey; (8) 8. Ashley.
8108. John, b. Aug. 10, 1776; m. Lucretia Fowler.
8100. Charles, b. Aug. 17, 1778 or 1770; m. Sophia Fowler.
8200. Eenrjf, b. Dec. 17, 1781; m. (1) B. Dewey; (2) 6. Fowler.
8201. Famela, b. Jan. 5, 1784; m. Charles Bush.
Paul Noblb» s. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
14, 1740, and there d. of dropsy, May 23, 1706, s. 56. During
the French and Indian war, he was a soldier under Capt EUsha
Pomeroy of Northampton, Mass., in the campaign of 1750. In
the American revolution, he was among the drafted men who
marched Sept, 1776, to New York city, for two months' service.
He was again drafted. May 13, 1778, and served for nine months.
In his will dated March 20, 1706, and proved July 5, 1706, he
named his wife Hannah; his daughters, Esther Shepard, Electa
Norton, and Rhoda; and his sons Jared and Paul.
fie m. Dec. 3, 1767, Hamkah Wblleb, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Sept 12, 1743, dau. of David and Lydia Weller. She was for
many.years a pensioner of the United States, and d. in Westfield,
Sept 7, 1842, m. 08 years and eleven months.
CmiiDBXH BOBK IF WBSTFOELD.
8202. Bether, h. Nov. 6, 1768; m. Jared Shepard.
8208. Jarsd, b. Sept. 8, 1770; d. unm.. in Westfield, Oct 22, 1880, m, 60.
8204. F\a/ul, b. Aug. 8, 1772; m. Zurviah Suiter, to whom he was pub.
Oct 17, 1825. He resided in Westfield, and d. without issue, Bept
14 or 15, 1841, m, 60. fihed. Nov. 4, 1886, m, 48.
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8805. m&ia, b. Oct 9, 1774; m. Nov. 14, 1798, Nofth Norton of Wesl-
fleld. Children. 1. Lyman, b. abt. 1799, m. Julia Sacket, and d.
in Wastfield, Jan. 29, 1851, ». 02; 2. Naomi, m. Backman.
8206. Bhoda, b. May 10, 1778; m. Dec. 81. 1806, JusUn Aahley of Ire-
land parish (West Springfield), Mass. Child. Francis, m. Lydia
Ely, and died.
Capt. Thaddeus Noble, s. of Solomon, was b. in Norwalk,
Conn., ^an. 9, 1734, and d. in Hoosick, Rensselaer Co., N. Y.,
June 14, 1809, e. 75. He was ''about five feet and ten inches in
height^ and rather stout built." He resided in New Canaan,
Conn., New Milford, Conn., West Stockbridge, Mass., and Hoosick,
N. Y., removing to the latter place about 1792. He was in 1756,
armorer in Col. Wooster's regiment of Connecticut troops. During
the war of the American revolution, he raised a volunteer com-
pany, and received a captain's commission. He was a gunsmith,
and a skillful workman, as the following documents from '* Ameri-
can archives," 4th series, voL V: 1465-70, show:
" New York Com. of Safety, Die Jovis 10 ho. A. M., Apr. 25, 1776.
A Letter and Recommendation from the Committee of King's District,
in the County of Albany, recommending Thaddeus Noble as a Gunsmith,
was read and filed, and is in the words following, to wit:
' EiKO*s District, April 18, A. D. 1776.
GxHTLEMEK: Thaddeus Noble, gunsmith, of this District, has made
application to us, the Committee of the said District, for our recommend-
ation in his behalf to your Committee, as an able workman at his trade or
occupation of gunmalcing. Being willing to lend said Noble our assist-
ance in such a necessary and laudable business, at such a time as this,
when muskets are so much needed to defend our natural rights and liber-
ties against the potent ^wer of Great Britain, we do accordingly hereby
recommend said Noble as a workman at said business, so far as we are
acquainted therein, and can inform that we have often seen of his said
work, and that it has been generally to the acceptance of the pubUck.
And as said Noble may not be able to procure all such materials as may
be necessary for carrying on said business. If you, gentlemen should con-
tract with said Noble for making musketa, &c., if he should want money
for any part of the business, we desire you to furnish him therewith to
the amount of thirty pounds, if he requires that sum; and any order that
you shall have occasion to give from time to time in the premises, we
shall readily obey. If you grant said request, please to let this Conunittee
know, and the terms, &c
Gentlemen, we are your very obedient servants, in the name and behalf
of said Committee.
KATTHEW ADGATE, Chairman,
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388 DBSCEMDAim OF tHOMAS HOBLE.
To the Ck>mmitt«e of Safety of the Province of New Torii.'
The said Thaddetu Noble was called in to the Committee. They con-
vened with him on the subject of the said Letter, and he was desired to
attend again at flye of the clock in the afternoon.
The Committee adjourned to four o'clock in the afternoon."
'<Die Jovis 4to ho. P. M.. Apr. 25, 1776.
Ordered that Mr. Van Zandt advance to Thaddcus Noble thirty
Pounds, and take his obligation for that sum; and that he contract with
Mr. Noble for thirty Muskets at eight Dollars each, without BayoneU;
and to be allowed a reasonable price for fixing Bayonets to thftn, if he
shall have to put Bayonets to them."
"Die Veneris, 10 ho. A. M., Apr. 26, 1776.
Mr. Van Zandt delivered in a Contract by him made with Thaddeus
Noble, for the making of Muskets, which was read and filed.
The said Noble has hereby agr^ to deliver to Mr. Van Zandt, on ac-
count of the Provincial Congress, thirty good Muskets, well finished, and
with Steel Ramrods, on or before the 10th day of June next, at the price
of eight Dollars each; and if he should deliver Bayonets fitted to the said
Muskets out of some of the old Bayonets brought from Crown Point,
Noble is to be allowed a reasonable reward for the same.
Mr. Van Zant also delivered the obligation of Noble, by him taken for
the payment of thirty Pounds advanced to Noble, agreeable to the order
of this Committee, made yesterday, and the same was read and filed.
Ordered, that Peter Van Brugh Livingston, Esq., as Treasurer of the
Provincial Congress of the Colony, pay to Mr. Jacobus Van Zandt, thirty
Pounds, to repay him the money advanced (by order of the Committee
made yesterday), on a contract with Thaddeus Noble, for the making of
Arms.
A draft of an Answer to the Letter of the Conunittee of King's Dis-
trict, was read and approved, and is as follows, to wit:
'Sir: Your letter by Mr. Noble was received, read, and immediately
taken into consideration. In consequence of your recommendation, we
have contracted with Mr. Noble, and advanced him thirty pounds. We
think the Committee of King's District have merited the applause of
their coimtiy, by interesting themselves in the promoting a manufactory
so necessary for the defence of the rights and liberties of America.
We are ^.
To Matthew Adgate, Esq., Chairman, and the Members of the Com-
mittee of King's District.' "
He m. Sa&ah Psbt, b. March 27, 1733, who d. in Hoodck,
N. T., Apr. 5, 1812, sb. 79. She may have been a descendant either
of Samuel, John, or Thaddeus Peet of Stratford, Conn., who were
among the early settlers of New Milford, Conn.
CBXIiDBEN.
8207. BiAimyan, b. ; d. in infancy.
8906. EmMah, b. Apr. 1, 1760; joined the Shakers in New Canaan,
N. T., and d. unm., June, 1792, m, 82.
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Saoe. DatM, b. Mch. 18, 1708; m. Lncinda Drake.
8210. S^lvest€r, b. Jan. 4, 1766; m. Betsey Eibbee.
8211. Sarah, b. Apr. 8, 1709; d. unm., in Chili, N. T., Feb. 21, 1850,
m. 81.
8212. Esptibah, b. Dec. 6, 1771; m. (i) J. Lansing; (2) J. AUis.
M91.
Sabah Noble, dau. of Capt. Elisha, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Oct.
4, 1730, and there d. Oct. 18, 1769, as. 39.
Her grave-stone, in the Noble burjing-yard in Sheffield, bears
the following inscription, viz.: "IN | MEMORY OF THE
BODY I OF MRS SARAH THE | WIFE OF | JAMES SAX-
TON I AND THE DAUGHTER | OF CAPT EL[ISH]A AND
I ABIGAIL NOBLE WHO | DIED OCTOBER THE | 18, 1769
AGED 39 I YEARS."
She m. James Saxton of Sheffield, Mass., b. Sept. 5, 1729, s. of
James and Abelena Sazton.
CHTLPKKW.
8218. Alanttm, b. Jan. 10, 1752.
8214. Ebeneter, b. Jan. 1, 1756.
8215. WaUam, b. Dec. 25, 1755.
8216. James, b. Nov. 26, 1758.
8217. Abelena, b. June 26, 1761.
8218. Jfcble, b. Sept. 17, 1768.
8219. Sarah, b. Oct. 25, 1765; m. Clark.
8220. Amy, b. Oct 26, 1767.
M93.
Hannah Noble, dan. of Capt. Elisha^ was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
Apr. 1, 1735, and d. 1810, e. 55.
She m. June 28, 1753, William Sheldon, b. in Springfield,
Mass., July 16, 1731, a. of Benjamin and Abigail (Kellogg) Shel-
don. He d. in 1816.
OHILDBEN.
8221. Jjbtgaa, b.'Jan. 2, 1754; d. Sept 9, 1756.
8222. Sarah, b. Oct 29, 1755.
8228. Abigaa, b. 1757; m. Moses Hubbard of Sheffield.
8224 WhUing, b. 1759; m. Sarah WUliams, and d. 1889.
8225. Sarah, b. 1761 ; m. Sept 26, 1786, Thaddeus Root
8226. Hannah, b. 1768; m. Jan. 81, 1791, Dea. Stephen CaUen-
der of Sheffield, Mass.. and d. Mch. 80, 1882, m, 68.
8227. Wmam, b. 1765; m. Apr. 29, 1784, Diadama Sazton.
8228. Beviamin, b. 1767; m. Mch. 5, 1789, Sarah Shears, and d.
1847.
8229. Bhoda, b. 1769; m. Jeremiah Shears of Sheffield, Mass.,
to whom she was pub. June 21, 1798. The widow of his son,
50
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390 DBSOINDAMTS OF THOMAS WOBLB.
Jay Shears, occapies, 1876, the old house, in which Obadiah Noble,
b. Oct 19, 170S, formerly liyed.
8280. Mary, b. 1771; d. «. 17.
8281. BiUka, b. 1774; m. Dennis Collord, or CulTer, and d.
1851.
8282. Bukia, b. 1776; killed at the age of nine yean, by the
orertuming of a cart
Enoch Noble, s. of Capt. Eliaha, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
May 13, 1738. He zesided in Sheffield, certainly until 1773, but
had removed to Pownal, Vt, July 24, 1784, at which date, in
consideration of £400, paid by Moses Hubbard of Sheffield, he
deeds to him all the land which had been given him by his father,
except a piece of land deeded to Anthony Austin of Sheffield.
He removed from PownaL as early as 1790, to Oeneseo, Ontario
Co., N. T., and there d. prior to Aug. 26, 1803.
He m. July 7, 1759, Tabitha Bush, dau. of Wlnat.han Bush of
Sheffield, Mass. She is said to have died in Geneseo, N. Y., in
the fall of 1807.
CEILDBEN BORH IF SUEFFIKLD.
8288. Bother, b. Jan. 24, 1760; m. before 1785, GUbert Olds of Ballston,
Saratoga Co., N. Y.
8284. lAusy, b. Jan. 8, 1762; m. Elisha Dunham.
8285. Jmnima, b. Jan. 12, 1768; d. unm.
8286. EfiUha, b. Dec. 12, 1765; m. Candace Beach.
8287. Buma, b. Apr.' 7, 1768; m. AbigaU DunhauL
8288. BeUey, b. ; m. Elias Eeyes.
8289. Clara, b. ; m. Smith.
8240. Bfyock, b. ; m. Tracy.
8241. Mc^. b. May 2, 1780; m. Wells.
PsTBB NoBLB, s. of Obadiah, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., May 22,
1784, and d. in Whitehall, N. Y., Sept or Oct, 1806, sb. 72. He
removed to Tinmouth, Vt, and thence, about 1783, to Whitehall,
N. Y. In the French and Indian war, he enlisted in 1755, in the
company formed by Capt Elisha Noble, to reenforce the army,
destined for Crown Point
He m. (1) March 30, 1757, Abigail Eoolbston, who is said to
have been of Irish or Welsh descent She was per. b. in West-
field, Mass., March 22, 1741, dau. of Joseph and Abigail (Ashley)
Eggleston.
He m. (2) Maboabbt Wbbstsb, who survived him several
years.
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OBELDBSK BOBH XV BHJBFFZELD.
«M2. Jfary, b. Jan. 18, 1758; m. Hesekiah Wadswortli.
8248. Sohmon, b. June 7, 1759; m. (1) L. Holcomb; (2) D. Tuttlc.
8844. Obadiah, b. Feb. 88, 1761; m. Susanna White.
8845. Clark, b. Feb. 14. 1768; m. (1) H. Hill; (2) 8. Catlin.
8246. Henrif, b. Nov., 1764; d. 1766.
8247. HuJdah, b. Oct. 14, 1766; m. Amos Austin, and d. in Whitehall.
N. Y., abt 1818 or 1819. Children. 1. Henry; 2. Amos; 8. Daniel ;
4. Edmimd. who removed to Black Rock, N. Y. ; 5. Chauncey ; 6.
Ashley, settled in Whitehall, N. Y.; 7. Noble; 8. Niah, or Nehc-
miah.
824a Benrjf, b. Mch. 12, 1768; d. 1778.
8249. TTtZUam, b. Dec. 19, 1769; m. Sarah Higbee, and d. in Lorraine,
Jefferson Co., N. Y., Dec. 28, 1818, ». 44, leaving no children. His
widow m. (2) Abel Oeagg, and was living in May, 1855.
8250. Abigail, b. Oct. 14, 1771; m. Elijah 6imock. a shoemaker, re-
moved to Tioga Co., Penn., and d. She had a son in Tioga Point,
* Penn. She had a son, David, whether the one above referred to or
another, we cannot learn, who lost his under lip at the battle of
Queenston, in the War of 1812.
8251. JSleeta, b. Aug. 24, 1778; m. (1) her cousin, John Eggleston of
Chateaugay, N. Y. ; (2) Warren Botsford, and d. Jan. 25, 1852, m,
78. By her first numriage, she had nine children, one of whom,
Joseph Eggleston, settled in North Lawrence, N. Y. By her second
marriage, she had one child.
8252. PM&r, b. Sept 15, 1775; m. (1) J. Crookshank; (2) A. Searl.
8258. XtfWMi, b. Apr. 9, 1777; m. per. Benjamin Conant, and is said to
have died in Schenectady, N. Y.
8264. Bmry, b. Dec 18, 1778; d. young.
8255. F^wl, b. Feb. 7. 1779 [or 1780]; d. Dec. 28, 1800.
8256. Miranda, b. ; m. Eber Griswold, a stone-mason, re-
dded in Middlebuiy. Yt, Lockport, N. Y., and d. abt 1830. Chil-
dren. 1. Lemir (dau.); 2. Harmon; 8. William Henry Harrison;
4. Benjamin Conant
Nathamisl Noblb, 8. of Obadiali, was b. in ShelBeld, Mass.,
Oct 23, 1736, and there d. May 28, 1824, e. 87. He was a far-
mer, and Joined the Sheffield Cong, church, on profession of his
faith, Noy. 4, 1821, when 85 years of age.
He m. (1) July 7, 1757, Ruth Boot, b. in Westfield, abt 1738,
dan. of Samuel and Sarah Root She d. Oct. 9, 1767, ». abt 29.
He m. (2) Dec 3, 1768, Mabt Ann Callsndsr, b. in Sheffield,
Oct 18, 1750, dau. of Philip, Jr., and Margaret Callender. She
d. in Sheffield, March 19, 1838, m. 87.
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aniiDREH BT FIBST MABBIAOB BOBN IN 8HEFPIBLD.
8867. Borah, b. Aug. 18, 1758; m. (1) £. Eveiu; (2) M. Gilbert.
8858. outer, b. June 80. 1760; d. Jan. 10, 1761, ». 6 mo«.
8850. BMer, b. Dec. 18, 1761; m. (1) Paul Hubbard, who is said
to have d. in Pittsfleld, Mass. ; (2) Oliver Boot, b. Oct. 80, 1767, b.
of Col. Oliver and Hannah (Aahlej) Root, and d. without issue, in
Benson, Yt, June 1, 1818, m, 51. He m. (2) Sarah Burbank of
Williamstown, Mass., and d. in Castleton, Yt, abt 1852.
8260. outer, b. Sept. 27, 1763; m. (1) 8. Button; (2) B. Callender.
8261. JfathatM, b. Bept 25, 1765; m. AbigaU Rue.
8262. Buih, b. Aug. 29, 1767; m. Joshua Lynch.
CHILDREN BT VBOOVD MABRIAOE BOBK IN SHEFFIELD.
8268. Tnnmn, b. Bept 4, 1769; m. John Hollenbeck.
8264. aiUu, b. Mch. 9, 1771; m. Leah HoUenbeck.
8265. Latorenee, b. June 2, 1778; m. Lucy Beach.
8266. DiHid, b. Nov. 25, 1775; d. unm., in Sheffield, Mass., Feb.
11, 1882, m, 56.
8267. OUte, b. Dec 25, 1777; m, William BetU.
8268. FaUenee, b. Feb. 14, 1780; m. David Noble.
8269. Fiona HiObard, b. Nov. 1, 1786; m. Prudence Lee.
8097.
Rev. Obadiah Noble, b. of Obadiah, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
Sept 6, 1789, and d. in Tinmouth, Bfass., Feb. 19, 1829, e. 89.
He graduated, in 1763, at the College of New Jersey, in the same
class with Gov. William Patterson of New Jersey, and Chief Jus-
tice T^ppan Reeve of Connecticut. He was ordained, Nov. 5,
1771, as pastor of the Cong, churcb in Orford, N. H., and owing
to the inability of the people to continue his salary, was dismissed
Dec 31, 1777. During the American revolution, hewasfor atime
a chaplain of New Hampshire troops, and was present at the sur-
render, after the battle of Saratoga. Soon after 1777, he removed
to Tinmouth, Vt., and after the organization of the courts, was for
eight or ten years clerk of Rutland county, Biid for nineteen
years subsequent to 1786, a justice of the peace. He was a man
of great benevolence. In the words of one who remembers him
well, " He was of medium size, with broad shoulders, full, deep
breast^ muscular frame, atout neck, full face, dark eyes, and dark
hair, slightly silvered with gray." For six years^ he was the sole
survivor of his coUege dass. He retained all his faculties, until
within a few years of his death.
He m. Aug. 11, 1774, Mrs. Rbbkoca White, b. in Leominster,
Mass., about 1743, dau. of Rogers. By her first husband,
Jonathan White of Leominster, Mass., she had no children. She d.
in Tinmouth, Vt., Nov. 23, 1833, ». 90.
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OHILDBEN.
8270. Jtmaihan WhUe, b. July 18, 1776; d. In Williamstown, Mass.. while
a member of the claw of 1790, in Williamg College, Apr. 10, 1794,
m, 18. When in college, he roomed with his classmate, David
Mason, whose sister Nancy became the second wife of his brother
Obadiah. His monument in the Williamstown burjring ground. -
bears the foUom'ing inscription: ''Jonathan W. Noble | Son of
Obadiah Noble | Esq', & Mrs. Rebecca | NobleofTinmouthin | Ver-
mont; a student of | WUliams College, di | ed April 10^1794 in | the
19*^ Year of his | age; and here his Re | mains are interred.
Stay Passenger this stone demands
thy tear;
Here rest the hopes of many a
tender year."
8271. Obadiah, b. Feb. 12, 1777; m. (1) L. Harris; (2) N. Mason.
8272. Bebeeea, b. Mch. 9, 1779; m. NflCthan Bumham.
827a Daughter, b. Jan. 24. 1781; d. in infancy.
8274. Biuanna, b. July 22, ^782; m. (1) C. Willard; (2) £. Merrill.
8275. Bamua, b. May 18, 1784; m. Mary Ballard.
8276. BeUtf, b. Aug. 19, 1786; m. Samuel Harris.
Zbchabiah Noble, s. of Obadiah, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
Apr. 16, 1742, and d. in West Bloomfield, N. Y., Mch. 12, 1819,
SB. 76. He removed from Sheffield to Dalton, Mass., and thence
back to Sheffield. In 1803, he removed to Bloomfield, N. Y., and
there lived, about one and a half miles northeast of the meeting-
house. He was a farmer.
He m. Phbbb Niohols, b. Sept 17, 1745, dau. of David Nichols.
She d. in Hinsdale, N. T., Apr. 12, 1830, sb. 84.
8277. Joanna, b. abt 1768; m. Benjamin Wilson.
8278. Stephen, b. ; m. Abigail Randall.
8279. HcTooe, b. ; m. Sarah Poet
8280. Phebe, b. ; m. James Patterson, and settled in west-
em Ohio. Children. James, who, 1859, resided near Bhelbyville,
Shelby Co., Ind., and another son, whose name is unknown.
8281. FaUy, b. ; m. John Howe, resided in the western
part of Yt, and had six children.
8282. Ehcda, b. ; m. Archibald Orcutt
8288. aaSOiy, b. ; d. in Sheffield, «. 18.
8284. Zechariah, b. Mch. 9, 1784; m. Eunice Foote.
8285. Beymcur, b. ; m. Lydia Osgood, and d. in a town
north of Readhig, abt 15 miles from CMncinnati, 0., abt, 1825. He
had a dau. Phebe.
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EzBKisL NoBLC, 8. of Obftdiah, was b. in Sheffield, Mmb., June
B, 1745, and d. in Egremont, Maas., Oct 20, 1816, a. 71. He
rtaided in Sheffield, oertaiuly untO Jan. 21, 1794, at which date we
find him baying land of Abraham Sent and Nathan Scribner, in
Alvoid, Mass., to which place he removed as early as November of
the same year. He xetomed, however, as is supposed, to Sheffield,
whence he removed again to Egremont, the place of his death.
He m. Emnci TuBim, b. Aug. 1, 1758. She d. in Sheffield,
abt. 1800.
8280. Buth, b. Dec. 7, 1777; m. Charles Boardman.
8287. Silvia, b. Nov. 27, 1779; m. Amos Boardman, and removed abt
1821, to Indiana, and both had, in 1856, been dead twelve or fifteen
years. Children. 1. David, who removed to Iowa; 2. Smith, settled
in Indiana; 8. Dau., who m. Fuller, and removed to lUinoiB.
8288. Eannah, b. Oct 19, 1781; m. (1) Hezekiah Lambert; (2)
Peterrion, and removed to Oneida, N. Y. Children by first marriage.
1. Harvey; 8. Frances; 8. Delia.
8289. Btther, b. Dec. 1, 1788; m. Lemuel Tupper.
8290. Bhoda, b. Oct. 28, 17te; m. Plin Earner.
8291. Askta, b. Aug. 24, 1787; m. Theododa Bates.
8292. Liffnan, b. Bept 80, 1789; m. Diadama Austin.
8298. Liuy, b. ; m, Daniel Shearer, and d. without issue,
in Albany, N. T., abt 1826. He d. abt 1872, hi Salt Lake City,
Utah Ter. He was a harness-maker, and elder in the Mormon
church. •
8294. Ba/rvey, b. abt 1794; d. unm., in Victor, N. T., abt 1816,
».22.
FIFTH OENERATION AND CHILDBBM.
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RooBB NoBLB, 8. of Joscph, wss b. in Sheffield, Mass., Apr. 2,
1742, and d. in Pownal, Vt, Sept 15, 1810, ». 68. During one of
the French and Indian wars, his father having been drafted to march
from Sheffield to the Canada line, and finding it inconvenient to leave
his family, Roger volunteered to go in his place. Having been
fully equipped for the march,, he tore himself away from his anx-
ious mother, who had a strong impression that die diduld never
again see his face» and took his departure through the wilderness
for Canada. While not on duty, he used to mend the shoes of
the soldiers, whose feet would bleed as they marched over the
frosen ground. At length, having obtained leave of absence to
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visit his frienda, in company with six whites and two friendly
Indians^ he started for home. ^ hile the whites were asleep on the
second night of their Jonmey, the Indians stole all their provisions
and fled. For six days, Noble and his companions marched on
without food, and were on the point of laying down to die« through
complete exhaustion, when they came in sight of a house. There
they were refreshed by food, and resuming their journey, reached
their homes in safety.
At the time of Wolfe's death, 1759, Roger Noble is said to have
been on the Plains of Abraham, in the capacity of an officer's waiter.
In the American revolution, he was in the battle of Bunker Hill,
and used afterward to say, that as he heard the bullets whistling
over his head, while marching up the hill, he felt some fear, which
vanished, however, the moment he came into action. He served
during most of the war, and was a man of great courage. He
marched in Lieut. J. Hickock's Co., and Col. John Ashley's Reg., to
Kingsbury, and was out twenty-two days, from July 6-July 27,
1777. In the time of Shays' rebellion, he took sides with the gov-
ernment against the insurgents.
By trade a shoemaker, he abandoned that employment for the
mercantile business, in which he engaged first at Sheffield, and
afterwards at Hudson, N. Y. He also owned at Great Barrington,-
Mass., in company with Capt Bacon, a store, which was supposed
to have been burned by the Shajrs' mm. Rose and Bly, just before
their execution, confessed that they plundered and burned the
store.
His residence in Sheffield was at first about a quarter of a mile
from the village, but after the death of his father, he purchased, in
the village, the place of Rev. John Keep. He removed about 1791,
to Hudson, N. Y., and thence, about 1794, to Pownal, Vt, residing
at the south village in the latter town, on the place where the widow
of his son James resided, in 1856.
SHe m. abt. 1772, Ouvs Hxtkt, b. June 4, 1753, dau. of Daniel
Hunt, who removed from Lebanon, Conn., to Sharon, Conn., in
the early settlement of the town, and lived first on the mountain
in what is known as the Randall house, subsequently on the Tanner
place, and before his death, removed to Vermont She was brought
up in Northampton, by her unde, Jonathan Hunt She d. in
Pownal, Vt, Sept. 9, 1816, m. 62.
OHILDBXH.
8895. Orm^n, b. Feb. 1, 1778; d. unm., in Pownal, June 17, 184S,
•.70.
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8896. Jam«9, b. Aug. 2, 1774; m. Tamien Evens.
8297. OUve, b. Oct. 1, 1776; m. Peter Blackington.
8898. Brathu, b. Oct. 6, 1778; m. Ruth Kinney.
8999. JBrther. b. Aug. 16, 1780; m. (1) N. BUnn; (8) D. Bites.
8801. W3Uam, b. Jan. 17, 1788; m. Betsey Sbennan.
8808. (ifiUhia, b. abt 1784; d. in Sheffield, m. 6 mos.
8808. C^nthm. b. Kot. 6, 1786; m. WiUiun Danforth.
8804. JuUa, b. Oct 6, 1788; m. Heman Bcranton.
8805. Robert, b. Oct., 1791; d. unm., Dec. 6, 1810, «. 19. He was
the mate of a ship, and was buried in Charleston, 8. C.
8806. iV%, b. Apr. 4, 1793, in Hudson; m. Martin Albro, b. Apr.
19, 1786, s. of Martin Albro. Bhe resided in Pownal, Vt. and d.
without children, Oct. 21, 1858, m, 60. He d. Apr. 12, 1849, «. 62.
Bhe was the foster-mother of James Fisk, Jr., of New York city,
who erected a monument to the memory of Mr. and Mrs. Albro, " in
loving remembrance of long-continued kindness."
8807. Beteeif, b. July 11, 1796, in Pownal; d. unm., in Pownal, Vt,
June 8, 1867, se. 70.
CoBNEUUB NoBLB, (L of JoMph, waB b. in Sheffield, Maas., Oct
7, 1763.
He m. Jaks Wilson of Albany, N. Y.
8808. Sarah, bapt Feb. 6, 1774, in Stone Arabia; m. (1) Hough-
ton; ^) John Goodrich. She had no issue; resided in Albany, N. Y.
8809. Q60Tgt, b. ; m. and resided in New York dty. Chil-
dren. 1. George Washington; 8. James; 8. Sarah; and others.
David Noblb, b. of Preserved, was b. abt 1771, and.d. in West
Otis, Mass., Oct. 29, 1842, e. 71. He resided, successiTely, in Great
Harrington, Mass., Towanda, Bradford Co., Penn., and West Otis,
He m. Patixngx Noblx, b. in Sheffield, Mass., Feb. 14, 1780,
dan. of Nathaniel and Mary Ann (Callender) Noble. She d. in
Great Barrington, Feb. 10, 1835, ss. 54.
8810. Bmry, b. Oct 87, 1804; m. Maty Ann Hnbbard.
8811. BOm, b. Feb. 19. 1808; m. a) N. S. Keeler; 0^) E. E. Abbot
tiro.
Matthew Noble, b. of Constantine, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
July 20, 1753, and there d. Oct, 1806, ». 53. He probably occa-
pied the house where his father had lived before him, for his
grandfather, Matthew Noble, granted him, Dec., 1770, '<land in
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Sheffield, with a manBion-houBe upon it» whereon his father, Con-
Btantine Noble, now dwells.'* His house was about three miles
southeast of Sheffield village.
He m. Elizabeth Ensign of West Hartford, Conn., b. May 19,
1756. She was admitted to the First church in Canaan, Conn., June
30, [1827 ?] by letter from the church in Bridport, Vt, and d. in
South Canaan, Conn., Apr. 1, 1849, e. 92.
GHILDRSK BOBH Dl BHEFFISLD.
8812. Amanda, b. June 8, 1778; m. Charles MerrelL
8818. iSZt; b. abt 1779; m. Sarah Ann Freeman.
8814. MaWkeu, b. June 19, 1782; m. 0) C. DeCamp; (2) R Smedley.
8815. Almira, b. Feb. 4, 1798; m. Apr. 28, 1804, Benjamin Fuller, b.
Jan. 2, 1779, s. of Ellezer Fuller of Salisbury, Conn. She resided,
1856, without issue, in Southwold, C. W.
8816. Wealthy, b. Feb. 7, 1794; m. Simeon Higiey.
8817. JOuabeth, b. ; d unm., in Sheffield, m. 24.
8818. Horace, b. ; d. m. abt 6.
8819. Harriet, b. ; d e. ^t 8.
tin.
Babtbolomew Noble, s. of Constantine, was b. in Sheffield^
Mass., June 14, 1755, and d. of a fever, in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
1, 1820; m. 62. He resided for a time in Dalton, Mass., but his
children were probably bom in Westfield.
He m. 1777, Oraoe Noble, b. in Westfield, Aug. 9, 1755, dau.
of Samuel and Catharine (Fowler) Noble, to whom he was pub-
lished Aug. 24, 1777. She d. Dec. 1, 1819, m. 64.
8820. Ctaritea, b. Not. 18, 1777; m. Nathan Hsll of Dslton, Hsss., and
d abt. 1840, m. abt 68. Children. 1. Oelestia, m. Brown;
2. Onslo, m. Eate Gallup, snd settled in Dslton; 8. Jane, m. Wil-
liam Fuller of Fittsfleld, lisss.
8821. Ihnnif, b. Sept 12, 1780; m. Oroye Pesse.
8822. Solomon, b. ; prob. d Oct 80, 1797.
8828. Grace, b. ; m. Amos Smith of ChurchTille, O.
Children. 1. Clsrissa; 2. Lonson; snd others.
8824. CharMe, b. ; m Amos Smith of ChurchYiUe, O.,
where she d abt 1881. Child Willism Noble, who settled in
Churchville.
882B. Wmm, b. Oct 18, 1797; m. Bsthsbeba Knowles.
Caltik Noble, s. of Constantino, b. prob. in Sheffield, Mass.,
was a farmer, and redded, in 1802, in Canasn, Conn., where he
died*
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398 DSSCENDANTS OT THOMAS liOBLE.
He m. LoRANiA Abhlbt, per. b. May 2, 1774, dan. of Williim
Aihley of Sheffield, Conn. She d. in CaDutn, Conn.
8896. Ckarki, b. July 4, 1798; m. Maria Graves.
8887. Adaniram, b. ; m. Lucy Hodge of Glastonbury, Conn.
He was a forgeman, and resided in Boutfa Canaan and Glastonbuiy,
Conn. His widow m. Gamon of East Glastonbury.
8828. Eroitu*, b. ; m. (1) Lucy Briggs; (2) Frances .
ZKK^.DavghUr^ b. ; d. young.
81S1.
Dr. On>BON Noble, s. of Rev. Oideon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., Aug. 3, 1763, and d. in Glastonbury, Conn., July, 1807, e.
43. Early in the Revolutionary war, a company of aoldiers was
raiaed in Willington, to march to New York. Being deatitute of
a fifer, they penmaded Rev. Mr. Noble to allow his son Oideon,
then thirteen years of age, to accompany them in that capacity.
He was at that early age, a good musician, and many a time did
the soldiers, with whom he was a universal favorite, carry him on
their phoulders over difficult places, while he played *' march away.*
He was considered the mere child of the army. He however
took cold, while on his way home, after having been inoculated
for ih^ smallpox, and had a long and distressing illness, for aid
in defraying the expenses of which, his father presented the fol-
lowing petition to the General Assembly of Connecticut:
"To the Honourable, the general Assembly of the State of Connecticut,
bolden at Hartford, the 10*^ of Jan. 1782. The memorial of Gideon
Noble of Willington Clerk humbly sheweth, that your Memorialist's Son,
Gideon Noble yet continuing a Minor, enlisted into the continental Ser-
vice, during the war, in the Spring of 1777, in Capt Jonathan Parker's
Company, Col. Charles Webb's Reg*- &> soon after was inoculated by
Order at Pomfret, on his return Home supposed to take Cold, was
affected with a Disorder in bis Knee & thigh which was soon attended
with Tumifaction, Inflamation &, extreme Pain; whereby he was con-
fined to Bed for mote than two months, the far greater Part of the Time;
4k required constant attendance both Day ft Night The Case was so
eztiaordinary that his Physician, Doct. Cobb, desired 4k bad Council.
As he was, ft still is, the pnblicks servant, your Memorialist humbly thinks
it reasonable that the necessary Expence of his Sickness, should be allow'd
by some publick Bord: Doct Cobb charged his Bill directly to your
Memorialist, upon my Desire drew it of, which with one for y* Memo^
rialist's Expence for Tendence, ft other necessaries, your Memorialist's sent
divers Times to the Hospital Directors at Danbury, but the proper person
to lay it before, could not be found there, ft neither of them have been
allowd by any publick Board, or pay Table to this Day; and your Memo-
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rialiit is call'd upon by the Heirs of Doct. Cobb, who was his principal
Physician, for the pay which is £0 8* 0, charged agreeable to the then
regulating Price: yo^ Memorialist is likewise accountable to Doct. Rose,
who was the Council Doct. Cobb desired, for four Journeys of ten Miles
each all which with my own Bill for necessary attendance &c, which
upon the Price of articles at ye Time, is £14 18 0, make a large sum
for y Memorialist to pay & which it is impossible for him to pay with-
out deducting so much out of the necessary £zpe[nce] of his Family which
is [narrow] & small ft already reduced to great [stra]its. Tour
Memorialist therefore Prays your Honours to take his unhappy Case under
your wiflc Consideration, & enable the pay Table to adjust the accounts
A give Orders for such 8um as shall be found due, & reasonable, or in
some other way grant Relief asy' honour shall think Just& equitable;
as yr. memorialist in duty bound shall ever Pray.
GIDEON NOBLE.
Dated at Willington Jan. 10. 1783."
Upon the above petition the Gen' Assembly " Resolved by thin Assem-
bly that the foregoing Memorial he granted, and that the Committee of
Pay Table lie authorized and direct cd. and they arc hereby authoriz(Hl &
directed, to draw an Onlcr in favour of the Memorialist upon the Trea!»-
urer of this State for the sum of eleven Pounds, thirteen shillings and
sixpence payable out of the Tax of two shilling and sixpence, Exclusive
of such Part of ad. Tax as is Payable in this States money & charge y*
•ame to acct of the united States."
[Passed Jan., 1782.]
[Conn. Archives, Rev. War. zzii: Doc. 148.
OideoD Noble studied medicine with Dr. Hart, and surgery
with Dr. Alcott, both of Wetherstield, Conn., and practised his
profession, for about ten years, in Middletown Upper Houses
(Ciomweil), Conn., and in 1802, removed to Glastonbury, Conn.
He stood high in. his profession, was a man of pleasing manners,
and is said to have had some poetical talent.
He m. Feb. 18, 1787, Lucy Wells, b. Sept. 16, 1768, dau. of
James and Prudence (Wright) Wells of Wethersfield. who m. (2)
1812, Amos HoUister, b. Mch. 25, 17G3. He was a farmer and
vessel-builder in South Glastonbury, and d. Jan. 9, 1 835, sb. 7 1 . She
d in So. Glastonbury, Conn., Jan. 23, 1864, sb. 95. Her physical
system was little impaired, but her mind, wearied with the burden
of years. los( its interest in present events, and for several months
previous to her death, she was constantly wishing to go to the
home of her imagination.
8829. Jvliu, b. Mch. 14, 1788; m. John Mather.
8880. Harriet, b. Jan. 10, 1791; m. Wadsworth Hollister, and d. Feb.
1, 1811, •. 90.
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400 OBSCCKDAMTB OF THOMAS NOBLE.
8881. Amanda, b. Not. 10, 1792; d. Apr. 91, 1798, m. 6 mos.
8888. LtmiM, b. D6c. 11, 1794; d. m. 4
8888. Slka, b. Itch. 1, 1799; m. Qeorge Kellogg.
8884. JBmeline, b. Jan. 7, 1802; m. Chester Hollister.
tin.
Solomon Noblb, s. of Rev. Oideon, wss b. in Willington, Codil
July 1, 1765, and there d. Apr. 18, 1847, m. 81. He was a
fanner.
He m. Feb. 10, 1788, Huldah Calkins, dau. of Junes Calkins
of Mansfield, Conn. She d. Jan. 20, 1850, m. 80.
8885. Jamei, b. Mch. 11, 1789; m. 0) R. Woodward; (2) &
Thomas; (8) 8. Johnson.
8886. Phebe, b. Mch. 26, 1791 ; d. Sept. 11, 1792, m. 1.
8887. Bdomon, b. July 11, 1798; m. (1) D. Yintoo; (2) S. Chsm-
berlain.
8888. Salph, b. Feb. 29, 1796; m. Harriet Whittemore.
8889. 8ophr&nia, b. July 10, 1801; m. Roderick Fenton.
8840. Boderiek OadweU, b. Oct 21, 1804; m. Hopee Carpenter.
8841. OkritUan, b. Apr. 26, 1806; m. Isaac Farwell.
81S8.
Cbbistlin Noblb, dau. of Rev. Oideon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., Oct 24, 1767, and there d. Jan. 7, 1808, m. 40.
She m. March 14, 1787, Amos James of Willington. He was
a fanner, and occupied the farm of his. father-in-law, where he for
a time kept a hotel He was several times a member of the state
legislature. He d. in Willington, June 22, 1818, ». 52.
childbbn.
8848. 8aBv, b. Sept 25, 1787; m. Daniel Moore of Rhode Island.
8848. Haraiio, b. Sept. 4, 1789; m. Dorothy Bissell of East Windsor,
Conn.
8844. (Vra, b. Sept 21, 1791; m. (i) Anna Merrick of Willington;
(8) , and resided, 1882, in Canada.
8846. Amanda, b. Jan. 11, 1794; d. m. abt 14.
8846. Minena, b. Jan. 24, 1796; m. William Storrs.
8847. Freeman, b. Apr. 9, 1796; m. Emily Stebbins of WUlingUyi.
8848. Lucif Maria, b. June 24, 1800; m. Barzilla Stom of Willington,
and d. in Canada, abt. 1881.
8849. Hannah, b. Feb. 28, 1808.
8850. John, b. Mch. 29, 1805; resided, 1882, in Canada.
8851. ffarvey, b. Aug. 24, 1807.
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tlS4.
Joanna Noblb, dan. of Rev. Oideon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., Oct. 8, 1769, and there d. Apr. 28, 1860, m. 90. A corres-
pondent in Willington, wrote under date of Dec, 1851, <<Mr8. M.
is still tiving, at the age of 82 years, a noble specimen of a woman,
rather small and active; you would hardly take her to be more
than sixty.'* She had dark eyes and dark hair.
She m. Jan. 10, 1790, Thomas Mbbrick, b. in Willington, Jan.
6, 1769, s. of Joseph and Anna (Holt) Merrick. He d. Sept. 9.
1840, 8B. 76. He was a fanner, thin in flesh, of about medium
height^ with brown hair and blue eyes.
CHXLDBEN BOBN IN WILLINGTON.
8862. Ltnfua. b. Mch. 82, 1791; m. Nov.. 14, 1827, Eleaxer Root,
and d. in Willington, Conn., May 14, 1868, e. 72. He was a fanner.
8858. Gidetm 2MU, b. Jan. 20. 1793; m. Apr. 16, 1820, Polly Niles. He
was a merchant in Willington, Conn., where he d. Jan. 24, 1862,
m. 69.
8864. Harriet, b. Jan. 24, 1795; m. Sept. 22. 1881, Jonathan Case
Walker, and d. in Willington, Conn., May 9, 1800. e. 65. He was
a carpenter and Joiner.
8855. MarOda, b. Mch., 1801 ; m. June 15. 1821, Ralph Rodolphus
Griggs, and d. in Willington, Conn., July 26, 1872, e. 71. He was
a fanner.
8856. Harvejf, b. May 2, 1806; m. Sept 22, 1881, Esther Bumham.
He is a merchant, and resides, 1876, in Bristol, Conn.
SIM.
Chablottb Noblb, dau. of Rev. Oideon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., Auff. 19, 1771, and d. in Franklin, Conn., Oct., 1804, e. 33.
She m. Sept. 15, 1791, Dr. Caleb Msbbick, b. May, 1767, s.
of Joseph and Ann (Holt) Merrick. He was a physician in Wil-
lington, and Franklin, Conn., but d. in Vernon, Conn., July 1,
1822, m. 55.
8857. Weamy, b. Dec. 20, 1792, in Willington; m. John Buel Kye of
Ellington, Conn.
885a Mark, b. Koy. 14, 1794; m. Hannah Bparits. He wss a tailor
in Hartford, Conn., where he d. abt 1844, m. abt. 50.
8859. Sophrvfda, b. Apr. 1, 1797; m. Spoiford Brigham, a fanner of
Willington, and d. abt 1842, m, abt. 45.
8860. Leander, b. May 89, 1799; m. (1) Dec. 2, 1824, Harriet Hodge; (2)
Not. 27, 1827, Hannah EWira Morton. He was a merchant-tailor
in Amherst, Mass., where he d. May 24, 1856, m, 56.
8861. Charhtte, b. Jan. 29, 1802; d. fii Willin£:ton, e. 16.
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tlM.
Matthew Noble, b. of Rev. Gideon, was b. in WiUington,
Conn., Not. 21, 1773, and d. in Harvard, Mass., Aug. 29, 1861,
m. 87. He resided in Roxbury, N. Y., from the time of his mar-
riage until 1803, when he removed to Norfolk, Conn., and thence
in 1809, to Shutesbury, Mass. He subsequently resided in Had-
ley, Leverett, and Harvard, Mass. He was a wood-turner, and a
manufacturer of << Yankee notions." In 1813, he joined the
church in Shutesbury, and so good a reader was he, that in the
absence of the minister, he was for many years, called upon to
read the sermon on the Sabbath.
He m. Oct 31, 1799, Hadassah Ttckeb, b. in Chesterfield,
Mass., May 15, 1774, dau. of Jedediah and Tamar (LiUy) Tucker.
<' You must live together, till you both pe dead,*' was the injunc-
tion of the Dutch justice, who performed their marriage cere-
mony. Mrs. Noble d. in Hadley, Mass., Aug. 3, 1851, e. 77.
CRXLDRBN.
8888. I^dMa, b. Oct. 81, 1800; m. Ass ComiDs.
8868. Oidsan OadweU, b. June 6, 1808; m. Nancy Perkins.
9m(L Harriet, b. Mch. 7, 1808, in Norfolk, Conn.; d. June 18,
1818, 8B. 6.
8884. ChriiUan Bleeta, b. Jan. 84, 1810, in Shutesbury; m. Sept. 18. 1881.
Appleton King, b. Oct. 90, 1800, s. of Peter and Abigail (Ingram)
King. She d. June 86. 1882, e. 28. [He m. (2) Feb. 4, 1884. Oriisa
Khnball.] He is, 1876, a farmer in Amherst, Muss. Child. Abby
Electa, m. (1) Yining; (2) Edwin Towne. who is. 1876, a
fanner in Pelham, Mass.
8865. Leander, b. Apr. 7, 1812, in Shutesbury; m. (1) Nov., 1832.
Christiana Moore, dau. of Daniel and Sally (James) Moore. Hav-
ing parted from her, from a want of congeniality of disposition.
be m. (2) . He has resided in Prattsville, Greene Co. ,
N. Y., and in Decatur. Mich., whence abt. 1871. he remoTed to
Independence, Kan. He is by trade a cabinet-maker. Children
by flrrt marriage. 1. Yeriett, who d. m. abt. 2; and two others
who d. in infancy.
8866. Boderick, b. May 14, 1816; m. (1) M. Hawley; (2) H. Seals;
(8) J. Graves.
tlSS.
Horatio Noble, s. of Rev. Oideon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., Not. 20, 1777, and d. in East Windsor, Conn., Nov. 6,
1837, m. 59. He was a carpenter and farmer, and removed from
Willington to Scantic parish. East Windsor, in 1800.
He m. Mch. 11, 1802, Matilda Bisssll, b. in East Windsor,
Conn., Mch. 26, 1783, dau. of Hezekiah and Elizabeth (Bartlett)
Bissell. She d. in East Windsor, Jan. 27, 1839, ». 55.
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CHILDREN. BORIY Ilf BA8T WIKDflOR.
8867. Aimm, b. Mcb. 12, 1803; m. (i) M. A. Bftrtlett.' (2) £. R.
Baitlett.
8888. CharMe, b. Mcb. 18, 1806; m. Edward Dexter.
8868. EluabethBartkU, b. Feb. 14, 1809; m. Samuel W. Baitlett.
8870. Ruth BmeU, b. Sept. 26. 1812; m. Cbarles Bartlett.
8871. Onekiah, b. May 4, 1815; m. Jane M. BrowD.
8872. Mm BimU, b. Sept. 80. 1810; m. Susan F. Boal.
SIM.
Electa Noble, dau. of Rev. Gideon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., May 15, 1787, and resides, March, 1877, in Vernon Depot.
Conn.
She m. Nov. 10, 1809, Lieut. Stephen Johnson, b. in Willing-
ton, Conn., Nov. 28, 1786, s. of Abel Johnson. He was a farmer
in Willington, Conn., and d. Apr. 5, 1853, e. 65.
CHILDREN BORN IK WILLINGTON.
8878. Luuiia, b. Feb. 23, 1811 ; m. May 11. 1884, Sabnon Allen.
Tbey. reside, 1877, in Vernon Depot, Conn.
8874. HarrieU b. Oct. 29. 1812; m. Jan. 24. 1888, Lebbeus Bis-
eell, and d. in Vernon, Conn.. Dec. 24, 1847, e. 85. He was for-
merly a merchant, but is now, 1876, a real estate broker and insur-
ance ag?nt, in Rockville, Conn.
8875. ChriaUan Cadwdl, b. July 10. 1814; m. Jan. 15, 1849, Lebbeus Bis-
sell, and d. in RockvUle, Conn.. Feb. 25. 1854. m. 89.
8876. JaiM$, b. Jan. 8, 1817; d. unm.. in Norwich, Conn..
July 19, 1848, e. 81.
8877. 2km Fernando, b. Feb. 12, 1819; m. Feb. 24. 1844. Sarah C.
Crane. He is a house-builder, and resides, 1876, in WUlimantic,
Conn.
SIM.
Eager Noble, b. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., May
15, 1760, and there d. Apr. 29, 1839, sb. 78. The town record of
Westfield gives his name as Benjamin Eager, but he early dropped
the Benjamin. During the American revolution, he served for five
months, in 1776, under Capt Gray. Having taken part in Shays'
rebellion, he took the oath of allegiance to the government, Mcb.
26, 1787. He was a farmer.
He m. May 24, 1781, Mabt Phelps, b. Dec. 9, 1763, dau. of
Aanm and Mary (Noble) Fhelpa. She d. Feb. 5, 1850, m. 86.
children.
887a FMtf, b. Aug. 28, 1781; m William Carter.
8879. Cifnihia, b. Nov. 4, 1788; m. Eleazar C. Wilcox.
8880. SaUjf, b. Dec. 10, 1785; m. Joshua Loomis, Jr.
8881. ChUrMe, b. June 22, 1787; m. diaries Loomis.
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404 DiaCSKDAKTS OF THOMAS KOBLE.
8882. Jame; b. Jan. 19, 1791 ; hl a) J. 6«eket; (9) L. Backet
8888. Clarma, b. Oct. 10, 1798; d. unm., in Westfield, Apr. 9, 1874,
«. 80.
8884. I^dia, b. Mch. 8, 1801; m. Lucas Cowls.
8885. George, b. May 1, 1808; m. Hannah Backet
SIM.
Sally Noble, dan. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Apr.
29, 1762, and there d. abt 1820, m. abt 58.
She m. Nov. 23, 1780, Silas Kino, b. Maj 5, 1758, s. of Aaron
King. He d. in Westfield, Apr. 28, 1813, m, 54.
CHILDREK.
8886. Chester, b. Mch. 2, 1781; m. Naomi Noble, dau. of Gad Noble,
and d. in Westfield, Sept. 0, 1824, e. 43.
8887. Aaron, b. ; m. Not. 1, 1810, Sophia Noble, dan. of
Bamuel and Lovlsa (Kellogg) Noble, and removed to Canada.
8888. Oeorge, b. ; m. (1) Lucy Groevenor; (2) ,
8889. Olnruta, b. ; m. (1) Mch. 25, 1804, Roland Lee; (2)
Prof. Frederick Hall, and removed to Washington, D. C.
8890. Efuabeth, b. ; m. Roland Dewey.
Ltdia Noblk, dau. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
16, 1764, and there d. Apr. 8, 1845, se. 80.
She m. Jan. 2, 1785, Wiluam Mosblt, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 26, 1764, s. of David and Lydia (Gay) Moeely. He d. in
Westfield, Apr. 30, 1839, m, 75. He was a fanner.
CHILDREN.
8891. Sophia, b. May 24. 1785; m. Jan. 1, 1811, Heniy Cbapin. and
d. in Canandaigua, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1822, e. 86.
8892. Boland, b. Aug. 20, 1787; m. a) Feb. 16, 1818, Achsah Clark
Pomeroy; (2) June 10, 1840, Caroline Harriet Cobum, and d. in
West Princeton, Dl., Sept. 19, 1855, e. 68.
8898. Jamet, b. Jan. 19, 1790; m. Not. 7, 1818, Sophia Phelps.
He was a tanner in Westfield, and there d. Sept 6, 1862, e. 72.
8894. WMam Gay, b. Jan. 27, 1792; m. Barban CUrk. He resided in
Grand Rapids, Mich., and there d. Dec. 27, 1870, se. 78.
8895. OharUB, b. Oct 80, 1798; m. (1) Ann Swan; (2) ; (8)
— »— and removed to Aurora, Dl.
8896. FraneU, b. Jan. 1, 1796; m. Sophia Wheeler.
8897. Damd, b. Mch. 6, 1798; m. Jan. 24, 1828, SUenoe Champion.
He was a farmer in Westfield; in 1841, a representative to the Gen-
ersl Court ; and, in 1851, a member of the State senate. He d. Aug.
26, 1878, SB. 75.
8898. L^dia, b. Mch. 8, 1800; m. July 11, 1821, Augustus ikiwaid
Jessup, a paper-manufacturer. She retained to the last a lively
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interest in the social, secular, political, and religious questions of
the day» and d. in Wilmington, Del, Mch. 29, 1870. ae. 70.
8899. 8M, b. Jin. 8, 1802; d. Aug. 10, 1808, e. 1.
8400. 8$th, b. Oct 25, 1804; m. Mch. 18, 1827, Naomi Noble,
dau. of Horace and Naomi (Smith) Noble. He graduated, in 1820,
at Union CoUege, and is a civil engineer. They reside, 1870, in San
Gabriel, Cal.
tlM.
William Noblb, b. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch.
28, 1768, and there d. Mch. 18, 1858, m, 89. He was a fanner,
and resided abt one-half a mile east of Westfield green, on a part
of his father's homestead.
He m. Sept 3, 1795, Fhileka Sackxt, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 23, 1771, dau. of Moses and Eunice (CadweU) Sacket. She
d. McL 8 or 20, 1851, m. 80.
CHTTiPHKW BORK IN WESTFIELD.
8401. Dwight, b. Mch. 1, 1790; m. OUye Haryey.
8402. WUUam, b. Not. 10, 1800; d. Aug. 28. 1808, m, 2.
8408. WSOiam, b. Mch. 81, 1805; m. Eunice Sacket.
8404. 8eth, b. Not. 1, 1800; m. Eliza Wheeler.
SIM.
Dobotht Noble, dan. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Mch. 10, 1770, and there d. Apr. 6, 1857, m, 87.
She m. Nov. 15, 1791, Jabed Welleb, b. Oct 14, 1767, s. of
Oliver and Mercy (Sacket) Wdler. He d. Sept 18, 1840, se. 72.
childben.
8405. Luey, b. Mch. 14, 1792; d. Jan. 4, 1794, n. 21 mos.
8406. Luey, b. Dec. 1, 1798; m. Orrin Fenton, and resides,
1670, in Watson, N. Y.
8407. Julia, ' b. Aug. 24, 1795; dunrn., in West Springfield. Mass.,
Oct 9, 1871, SB. 70.
8406. Maria, b. Aug. 9, 1797; m. Roland Dewey of Westfield.
8409. DoUy Ann, b. June 10, 1799; m. William Geer of Galena, 111.
8410. Athba Eager, b. Feb. 8, 1801; d. unm., in Westfield, May 4, 1871,
m, 70. ,
8411. 8$th, b. Mch. 14, 1808; m. (1) Angeline Hammond; (2)
Julia Higgins, and removed to Rushford, Wis.
8412. SaSyKing, b. Dec. 29. 18a'S; m. Orrin Root of West Spring-
field, Mass.
8418. miMabethIirMe,h. Mch. 25, 1807; m. Jan. 28, 1888, Nathan Waters,
and lemored to LawriUe, N. Y.
8414. Oha/rtet, b. July 80, 1809; m. Susan Cbrk, and removed to
Troy, N. Y.
8415. FranoU, b. Jan. 17, 1818; m. Fimny Trumbull, removed to
and d. in Warehouse Point (East Windsor), Conn.
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406 BSflOSKDANTB OF THOMAS NOBLE.
8197.
Clabissa Noble, dan. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Sept 13, 1773, and there d. May 6, 1832, ». 58.
She m. (1) Dec. 6, 1793, Euab Dewet, b. in Westfield, Masa.,
Dec. 25, 1769, B. of Eliab and Loviaa (Day) Dewej. He was a
fanner, resided on Silver street in Westfield, and there d. Nov. 12,
1801, SB. 31.
S>ie m. (2) Mch., 1810, Stephen Ashley, per. s. of Joseph and
Rhoda (Sacket) Ashley, and if so, b. Apr. 12, 1769. He was a
shoemaker, and d. Feb. 1 or 2, 1811.
CHILDBEN BT FZBST MARRIAGE BORN IN WE8TFIBLD.
8416. Eenry, b. Feb. 8, 1795; a farmer, d. unm., in Worcester, Mass.
8417. Pduh b. Oct. 27, 1797; m. Mrs. Betsey Marshall, and d. in Phila-
delpbia, Penn. He was a Bhoemaker.
8418. F^aneii, b. Not. 18, 1798; a farmer, unm., when last heard from
was in South America.
8419. Cflarisia, b. Apr. 1, 1801 ; m. Dec. 12, 1824, Asher Parsons of West-
field, and there d. Dec 8, 1878, m. 72.
CHILD BT SBCOHD MABBIAOS BOR17 IK WB8TFIELD.
8420. Bmelins, b. Jan. 10, 1811; m. Charles Dewey, and d. in Westfield,
Jnne 12. 1841, «. 80.
819S.
John Noble, s. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
10, 1776, and d. in Chicopee, Mass., July 24, 1849, sb. 72.
He m. Nov. 9, 1802, Lucretia Fowler, b. in Westfield, Feb.
19, 1782, dau. of John and Lucretia (IngersoU) Fowler. She d.
in Borne, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1867, sb. 84.
CHILDREN PROBABLT BORN IN WESTFIELD. •
8421. ZiftUa, b. Apr. 1, 1808; m. Ely Mclntiie, Jr.
8422. OaroUne, b. July 6, 1806; m. Edmund Halladay.
8428. John, b. Oct. 8, 1808; m. Harriet A. Peckham.
8424. Theodore, b. July 8, 1811 ; m. (1) Ano Field ; (2) Field.
8425. Bdtoard, b. May 10, 1814; m. Maria L. LiUle.
8426. Bhwn, b. June 10, 1817; m. Lucinda M. House.
Gkablbb Noble, b. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
17, 1778, according to his own family record, but Aug. 17, 1779,
according to Westfield town record, and there d. Mch. 9, 1862,
». 82 or 83. He was a farm er, and resided on his father's home-
stead, about one-half a mile east of the green, a few rods north of
his brother William Noble's.
He m. Jan. 7, 1804, Sophul Fowler, b. in Westfield, Apr. 14,
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BBANGH OF MATTHIW. 407
1782, according to the family record, but Apr. U, 1783, accoi-ding
to the town record. She was dau. of Blackleach and Mary (Smith)
Fowler, and d. in Westfield, Mch. 29, 1862, e. 79 or 80.
CHILDREK BOBK IK WESTFIELD.
8437. Charles, b. Sept. 4, 1805; m. Lois Hairison.
8428. Jatnes, b. Oct. 20, 1807; m. Jane Farmer.
8429. Mary Ann, b. Mch. 2, 1810; was drowned in Westfield. Mch. 10,
1818, s. 8.
8480. Luey, b. July 8, 1812; m. Ira Yeamans.
8481. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 6, 1615; m. Gay Mosely.
8482. WcUm, b. Jan. 28, 1818; m. Maiy Dewey.
8488. Beuben, b. Oct. 20. 1820; m. Eliza C. Foote.
Henbt Noble, b. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec.
17, 1780, according to his family record, bat Dec. 17, 1781,
according to the town record. He d. May 23 or 24, 1850, m.
68 or 69.
He m. (I) Dec. 5, 1802, Betsey Dewet, b. Oct. 25, 1781, dau.
of Benjamin and Rhoda (Loomis) Dewey. She d. Mch. 7, 1807,
8B. 25.
He m. (2) Mch. 9, 1809, Sally Fowleb, b. in Westfield, Jane
5, 1784, dau. of Dea. Ebeneoer and SaUy (Noble) Fowler of West-
field. She d. in Westfield, Nov. 27, 18^3, ». 79.
child by fibst mabbiaos bobk IB westfield.
8484. SUta, b. Jaly 20, 1804; d. in Westfield, Sept 28, 180G, e. 2.
CHILDBEN BY SECOND MABBIAGB BOBN Dff WESTFIELD.
8485. Eenry, b. Jaly 19, 1809; m. (1) £. A. Gaines; (2) £. Herrick.
8486. Leonard, b. Jane 15, 1818; m. Anna W. Loomis.
8487. J^athan, b. Nov. 9, 1815; m. (1) R. Backet; (2) A. Backet.
8488. Oodad, b. Dec. 18, 1821; drowned in Westfield, May 15, 1827,
«. 5.
Pamela Noble, dan. of Matthew, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 5, 1784, and removed in 1802, to Lowville, Lewis Co., N. Y.,
where she died.
She m. Dec. 31, 1804, Chables Bush, b. Sept 9, 1779, s. of
Zechariah and Mary (FaUey) Bosh. He d. Feb. 21, 1852, ». 72.
CHILDBEK.
8489. Baljf^Eaffer, b. Jaly 20, 1804; unm., remoyed to New York
city, and died.
8440. Lauita Loomii, b. Mch. 25, 1806; m. Aag. 11, 1822, PahnerTown-
send.
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408 DKflOEHBAJnS 07 THOMAS HOBLX.
8441. Mary FaOey, b. Dec. 11, 1808; m. Mch. A, 1888, Sylvester G.
AbboU.
8442. Pamela NMe, b. Apr. 27, 1811; d. June 8, 1815, ae. 4.
8448. Charles ZeehariaJi, b. July 21, 1814; d.. June 8, 1815, m. 10 mot.
8444 Sarah King, b. June 1, 1816; unm., resides in Orange, N. J.
8445. C1ari$$a Lu, b. June 27, 1818.
8446. Lifdia Mate^, b. July 2, 1820.
8447. JSdufardK, b. Koy. 1, 1827; is, 1877, cashier of a bank in
Lowville, N. Y.
8909.
EsTHXB NoBLK, dau. of Paul, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov.
6, 1768, and there d. Mch. 3, 1855, m, 86.
She m. Nov. 24, 1790, Jabxd Shxpard, b. in Westfield, Mch. 10,
1768, 8. of Ezekiel and Sarah (Porter) Shepard. He d. Apr. 26,
1835, as. 67.
CHILDBEH BORK Ilf WE8TFIELD.
8448. Theodore, b. Nov. 10, 1791; m. Dec. 2, 1819, Lucia Ensign, and d.
in Westfield, Feb. 10, 1855, se. 68.
8449. Sarah, b. Aug. 81. 1794; m. Mch. 12, 1815. Braddick Dart, and
settled in Westfield.
8450. Julia, b. Aug. 19, 1796; m. Apr. 80, 1818, Thomas Loomis of
Westfield. He d. Feb. 8, 1854, e. 68.
8451. Pavl, b. Dec. 7, 1797; d. of dysentery, Oct. 4, 1798, e. 10
mos.
8452. Mary, b. Feb. 7, 1799; d. unm., Aug. 15. 1887, SB. 88.
8468. PavV, b. June 9, 1800; d. unm., Sept. 28, 1888, «. 88.
8454. Jamee, b. Dec. 14, 1802; m. Lucy Bush. He was a Methodist
clerg3rman, and d. in Charlestown, Mass., 1853, e. 52.
8455. George, b. Sept 28, 1805; d. unm., Aug. 8, 1841, se. 85.
8456. Edmund, b. May 8, 1807; m. Sophia Ensign, and settled in West-
field.
8457. Amanda, b. Feb. 9, 1809; m. Quartus Black, and removed to
Southwick, Mass.
Danibl Noblb, s. of Capt Thaddeus, was b. Mch. 16, 1763,
and d. in Ann Arbor, Mich., Jan. 22, 1837, se. 73. By trade a
braas-amith, after his removal to Hoosick, N. Y., he. for some
years, kept a store and tavern. For about fifteen years, he was a
justice of the peace. He removed, in 1812,toCazenovia, Madison
Co., N. T.; in' 1814, to Tully, Onondaga Co., N. Y.; in 1836, to
Volney, Otsego Co., N. Y.; and in 1836, to Ann Arbor, Mich.
He m. Oct. 15, 1792, LnciKnA Deake, b. July 21, 1765, dau. of
Rev. Aaron and Chloe (Gillet) Drake. She d. Jan. 18, 1829, se.
63. [Rev. A. Drake, b. in Windsor, Conn., Aug. 30, 1735, m. (1)
July 21, 1757, Clotilda Gillet, who d. Mch. 21, 1813; (2) 1815,
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BRANCB or XATTHSW. 409
. He was a Baptist clergyman, resided in Conn., Pitts-
field, Mass., New Lebanon, N. Y., preached when over eighty
years of age, and about the same time, rode alone on horseback
from New Lebanon to Tully, N. T., a distance of one hundred
and fifty miles, to visit his daughter, Lucinda Noble. He d. July
27, 1825,0.89.]
CBILDBEK BORN IK H008ICK.
8458. Sylte^er Drake, b. Mch.24, 1794; m. (1) P. A. Wood; (2) £. A.
Goodrich; (8) M. Whitmore.
8459. Ahnzo En^, b. Jan. 22, 1796; m. (1) A. Brown; (2) M. Fish.
8460. SamudBurreU, b. July 22, 1708; m. Emily Belding.
8461. Sopkronia Maria, b. Jan. 18, 1800; d. June 18, 1800, s. 5 mos.
8462. Linnaui Patehin, b. Nov. 1, 1802; m. Harriet Edwards.
8910.
Stltesteb Noble,' b. of Capt. Thaddeus, was b. Jan. 4, 1766,
and d. in Hoosick, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1813, e. 47. He was by trade
a brass-smith, and was in partnership with his brother Daniel, most
of the time from 1792 to 1806. He was a major in the militia, and
also a justice of the peace.
He m. Jan. 2, 1792, Bbtbet Kibbxe, b. Feb. 29, 1773, dau. of
Thomas and Mary (Sexton) Eibbee. She m. (2) Mch., 1817,
Ephraim Smith, who d. in Mendon, N. T., July 4, 1835. She d.
in Dansville, Livingston Co., N. Y., May 8, 1847, m. 74.
CHILDBEN BOBN IK HOOSICE.
8468. DatMKMee, b. Sept 11, 1795; m. (1) P. Teetrick; (2) 8. A.
Brown.
8464. ffdroHo Nttton, b. May 5, 1798; unm., a carpenter, removed to
Ptoma,N. Y.
8465. Minerta Addia, b. May 27, 1800; m. Mch. 18,* 1819. Ansel Frost,
b. in Conway, Mass., Mch. 26, 1797, a of Joseph and Submit Frost,
and resides, 1876, in Rochester, N. Y. No issue.
8466. Heraee Levim, b. Oct 27, 1802; m. Amanda £. Haskins.
8467. JuUa Mma, b. Aug. 28, 1805; m. Lyman Norton.
8468. $^k>e§ier Brooke, b. May 8, 1810; m. Helen £. Stoddard.
HxpziBAH Noble, dau. of Capt. Thaddeus, was b. Dec. 6, 1771,
and d. May 21, 1863, m. 91.
She m. (1) Sept. 3, 1793, Jacob Lansing, b. in Albany, N. Y.,
Dec. 26, 1769, s. of Isaac Lansing. He resided in Hoosick, N. Y.,
and Cazenovia, N. Y., and d. in the latter place, Feb. 9, 1813,
8B. 43.
She m. (2) Nov. 5, 1822, Joel Allis, b. Feb. 12, 1769, s. of
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410 DBBCEMDANTS OP THOMAS NOBLE.
Julias Allifl. He resided is Chili, Monroe Co., N. Y., and there d.
Sept 21, 185], m, 82.
CBILDIUEK BT FIRST HiJEtBIAGB.
8469. 8aUy, b. Sept. 29, 1794, in Hoosick; m. June 6, 1820,
George Eager, a lawyer of Manlius, N. Y., and d. in Auburn, N. Y.,
June 6, 1842, s. 47.
8470. iMoe Noble, b. Nov. 8, 1796, in Hoosick; m. Lucretia Wilcox,
and removed to Palermo, Oswego Co., N. Y.
8471. PhiUtta, b. Dec. 21, 1798; m. Oct. 15, 1815, 8mitli Elliot,
and d. in Rome, Mich., Feb. 20, 1851, e. 52.
8472. Earry, b. Oct 8, 1»02, in Hoosick; m. Minenra Bond,
and removed to New Haven, Oswego Co., N. Y.
8478. Jacob 8,, b. May 81, 1808, in Hoosick; m. Nancy Douglass,
and settled in CanastoU, N. Y.
8474. JuUa Minerva, b. Jan. 8, 1818, in Cazenovia; m. Jan. 1,4889, Ben-
jamin H. Willett, and resides, 1875. in Canastotu, N. Y.
9993.
Esther Noble, dau. of Enoch, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Jan.
24, 1760, and d. in Gorham, Ontario Co., N. Y.
She m. EusHA Gilbert Olds, or Gilbert Eusha Olds.
CHILDBEK. I
8475. JSMta, b.
8476. FayetU, b.
8477. Bdnnah, b.
847& Harriet, b.
3334.
LucT Noble, dau. of Enochj was b. in ShefSeld, Mass., Jan. 3,
1762, and d. July 10, 1822, ». 60.
She m. Elisha Dunham. He d. Apr. 27, 1832.
• childrek.
8479. WUUam, b. Aug. 8, 1789.
8480. AdaUne, b. Apr. 25, 1794; m. Adams, and settled in Buffalo,
N. Y.
8481. Lucim, b. Jan. 1, 1800; d. Nov.ll, 1854, s. 54.
8482. Oranffe, b. Oct. 18. 1802.
8936.
Elisha Noble, s. of Enoch, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Dec. 12,
1765, and d. in Darien, Genesee Co., N. Y. He is called, Apr. 16,
1787, of Susquehannah, N. Y. Subsequently he was of Geneseo,
N. Y., where he was a '' free and accepted mason," and for a time
held the office of tiler to the lodge. *' He used to wear a pair of
long*legged boots, and with sword in hand, guarded the entrance
to the lodge-room."
He m. Candace Beach.
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CHTLDREK.
8488. Av^in, b. ; res., 1878, in Lnddington, Mich.
8484. Janua, b.
8485. Maty, b. ; m. Robinson, and res. in Niagara Falls, N. Y.
8486. Henry, b.
RuBSXix Noble, a. of Enoch, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Apr.
7, 1768, removed prior to Aug. 26, 1803, to Gteneseo, N. Y., and
d. in Detroit, Mich., abt. 1853, ». abt. 85. W. E. Lauderdale of
Oeneseo, N. Y., writes, under date of July 31. 1856: « Russell
Noble was known at an early period, in this country. He was a
fiddler by profession, and was always seen at parties, balls, &c.,
with his fiddle encased in an old green bag. One peculiarity is
mentioned, he was left-handed, and held the bow in his left hand."
O. Turner, on page 468 of ''Pioneer History of the Holland Pur-
chase of Western New York," published in 1849, notices him as
follows:
" And here 'in the reminiscences of this primitiye period, occurs the
name of one who, if he did not follow as useful an employment as the
keeping of a house of public entertainment, made himself as well known.
Russell Noble! At the bare mention of his name,* there are surriring
pioneers, who will be reminded of their younger days and their enjoy-
ments, and if there is ' music in their souls '—as there was wont to be with
most of them— they will almost fancy they hear the notes of his old Tiolin !
A fiddler was no obscure person in those early days; and Noble had no com-
petitor—for he was the pioneer fiddler; he and his old Tiolin mark the
advent of music on the Holland Purchase. Compared with his, ' Italian
trills were tame.' In those primitive times, in sleigh, or ox-sled rides, at
recreations that followed log-house raisings, logging-bees, road-cuttings,
at Christmas and New Years' frolics; far and wide in the early sparse set-
tlements. Noble and his fiddle formed an accustomed and necessary part.
It was to be hoped that his reputation as a fiddler would have remained
unquestioned; but recently a facetious gatherer-up of reminiscences has
ventured to dur it, by intimating that he used to have no more regard for
time than he had for etemiiif. The old fiddler still lives, and it was only
last winter that he was an occasiona] guest at the houses of surviving
pioneers— stripping the same old green bag from the same old fiddle, and
reminding his anditorB of early days."
He removed from Oeneseo to Batavia, N. Y.
He m. AuoAiL Duhham.
CHILDBEK.
8487. Akmra, b.
8488. mMa, b.
8488. Laura, b.
8480. (kUvin, b. ; resides, 1876, in C^ryvUle. Genesee Co., N. Y.
8481. Clara, b. ; m. David Markhaim.
8488. AdaUne, b.
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412 DBCKNOAMTB OF TEOICAS NOBLE.
Bbtset Noblk, dan. of Enoch, d. in Ohio.
She m. her oousfn, Elias Eetss. He d. in Ohio.
CRIXiDSEK.
8498. Truman, b.
84M. ElMa, b.
8495. Cflara, b.
8486. Bnntha, b.
8487. TabOha, b.
8488. Datid, b.
8499. EU(u, b.
8600. Sobert, b.
Clara Noble, dau. of Enoch.
She m. Smith in Sheffield, Mass., where she resided.
CHTTiDBBW.
8001. IBUiha, b.
8502. Ithamar, b.
8508. John, b.
S940.
Enoch Noble, s. of Enoch, d. in Gorham, Ontario Co., N. Y.
He was by trade a wagon-maker.
He m. Tbact.
8504. WtOiam Thteif, b.
8505. Oiifte, b.
mil.
Majob Noble, s. of Enoch, wash. May 2, 1780. He resided, in
1806, in Batayia, N. Y.
8506. Aurdiui,
b.
8507. Borah,
b.
8508. Elita,
b.
b.
8510. Samud,
V
8511. Lurinda,
b.
Wells.
CHILDBEK.
851d. AUaLucina, b.
Mabt Noble, dau. of Peter, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Jan. 13,
1758, and d. in Amity, Alleghany Co., Penn., Sept. 19, 1830,
SB. 72.
She m. Hezektah Wadswobth, b. in Hartford, Conn. He
resided for many years in Middlebury, Vt, bat removed in 1803,
to Middlesex, N. Y.; in 1820, to Amity, N. Y.; and thence to
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b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
; d. Feb. 1, 1868.
; d. in Harbor Creek, Penn.
; d. in Auburn, 0.
; removed to Wisconsin.
; d. in Hudson, Mich.
; m. Foster, and resides.
BRANCH OF MATTHEW. 413
Harbor Creek, Penn., where he d. Oct. 23, 1845, sb. 88. He held
a commissioii in the aimy during the American revolution. He
was a farmer and cooper.
CHXLDBBN.
8518. Oifnihia,
8514. ffetekiah,
8515. Horace,
8516. Xeteman,
8517. Jirad Seytnour,
8518. Samuel,
8519. MiUieent,
1877, fai Clifton Springs, N. T.
8520. AlfiffoU, b. ; removed to Canandaigua, N. T.
8521. ffenry, b. Apr. 11, 1796, in Ontario, N. T.; m. (1) Nov.
20, 1820, Laura Thompson; (2) Sept. 7, 1886, his cousin, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Allen, dau. of Peter Noble. He was a cabinet-maker and
farmer, and d. in Harbor Creek, Penn., Apr. 15, 1848, sb. 47.
8522. Marif, b. ; d. in Harbor Creek, Penn.
8528. Truman CalUn, b. 1803, in Hiddlebur>'; m. Nov. 12, 1829,
Laura Clark, and resides, 1878, in Wattsburg, Erie Co., Penn.
Solomon Noble, a of Peter, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., June 7,
1759, and d. in Cornwall, Canada East, abt Apr., 1831, sb. abt. 71.'
He redded with his first wife, in Lansingburg, N. Y., and Ferris-
burgh, Vt, but after her divorce from him, removed, abt. 1803, to
Cornwall, C. S. He was a farmer.
He m. (1) June ^, 1783, Lucr Holooxb, b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
June 20 or 22, 1766, dau. of Jonathan and Abigail (Hilliard)
Holcomb. She d. at the house of her dau. Mira, in Bockford, IlL,
Mch. 16, 1848, SB. 81.
He m. (2) Mrs. Dobotht Tuttlx, who d. abt 1853.
CmLDBXH BT FIB8T MABBIAOB.
8524. SaUme, b. Jan. 25, 1786; m. William M. Gage.
8625. Henry, b. Oct. 80, 1788; m. Clarissa Hi^bee.
8620. JuUa, b. 1792; d. in Bt Albans, Vt , July 22, 1818, s. 21.
8627. Mira, b. Sept. 12, 1798; m. Ira W. Baker.
CHILD BT SBOOHD XiUBIAOB.
8528. Jaech, b. ; m. Catharine Farlinger. Soon after the
death of his father, he removed probably to Brasher, St. Lawrence
Co., N. Y., and thence, abt 1858, to the West
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414 DlSCEKOAMTfl OT THOMAS NOBLE.
S944.
Obabtah Noble, a. of Peter, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Feb. 28,
1761, and cL in Watertown, Jefferson Co., N. T., July 8, 1813, ».
62. He removed from Whitehall, N. Y., to Litchfield, N. Y.,
and thence to Watertown, N. Y.
He m. Apr. 20, 1785, Susanna White, b. in Washington, N. H.,
Apr. 5, 1764, dan. of Archibald White of Windsor, Vt, and
Litchfield, N. Y. She d. July 2, 1849, sb. 85.
CHILDBBK BORN IK WHITEHALL.
WSt^cLMOuUMe, b. July 8, 1786; m. Oct 14, 1804. Caleb Bumam. b. in
Greenfield, N. H., Nov. 28, 1776, s. of Nathaniel Bumam. She
d. without issue, In Watertown, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1842, «. 66. He
d. Not. 9, 1858, e. 76.
8639. 8u9an, b. June 26, 1788; m. Nathaniel Bumam.
8680. EUeta, b. Nov. 6, 1792; m. Stephen Bumam.
Clabk Noble, s. of Peter, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Feb. 14,
1763, and d. in Winfield, Herkimer Co., N. Y., Oct, 1830, sb. 67.
He removed, in 1794, to Winfield, N. Y.; in 1809, to Tioga Point
(now Athens), Penn., and in 1813, back to Winfield, N. Y. He
was a tanner and currier, and also cultivated a farm, and for a
time kept a tavern.
He m. (1) HuLBAH Hnx^ b. Aug., 1767, dau. of Beriah and
Mercy Hill, of Torrington, Conn. She d. in Tioga Pointy Penn.,
Oct. 19, 1812, SB. 45.
He m. (2) Sept, 1814, Mrs. Sabab Cjltun, b..in Cornwall, Conn.,
dau. of Clark. She m. (1) Roger Catlin, b. in Cornwall,
Conn., abt 1765, a farmer, who d. in Winfield, N. Y., abt 1812.
She d. in Winfield, N. Y., June 5, 1851, sb. 74.
CHILDBEK BT FIBflT XABRIAGB.
8681. CZofina, b. Feb. 11, 1798; m. Heniy Rising.
8682. BOm, b. Dec. 8, 1794; m. Ahnira Catlin.
8688. AmiM, b. ; m. abt. 1821, Mrs.
Kellogg. He removed, in 1820, to " the West," resided in Potosi,
Mo., and Rock Island, Dl., and d. in the latter place. He had four
children.
8584 Ohaun^nm, b. Apr. 18, 1802; m. 0) N. Carpenter; 9)
M. Johnson.
8585. WaUam Lifiu$, b. Oct 11, 1806; m. Hannah Hitchcock.
8586. Bmma, b. ; m. Zilm Corbit.
8587. Mary, b. Kov. 21, 1808; m. Albert J. Hanison.
8588. ChaiHsi EggUikm Eno, b. Apr. 27, 1812; m. Cyntbia G. Hills.
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CHILD BT 8EC0KD XARIilAOS BOKN IN WINPIELD.
8689. Barak, b. Bept 8, 1815; m. A. Holoomb of Sherburne, N. Y., and
d. Not., 1848, e. 2a Child. Sarah N.^m. Chapin.
Pbtkb Noblb, 8. of Peter, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Sept. 15,
1775, and d. in Franklinville, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., June 20,
1851, e. 75. He removed in 1827, from Whitehall N. Y., to
Franklinville, N. Y. He was a fanner.
He m. Jake Cbookseakk, b. in Marbletown, Ulster Co., N. Y.,
Aug. 18, 1778, dau. of Alexander and Catharine (McKinley)
Crookshank. She d. in Whitehall, N. Y., March 6, 1803, ». 24.
He m. (2) Apr., 1805, Abi Skabl, b. in WhitehaU, N. Y., Dec
8, 1784, dau. of Gideon and Cynthia (Sweetland) SearL She d.
Feb. 3, 1854, n. 69.
CmLDRSK BT FIB8T XABRZAGB BOBN ZK WHrrSHALL.
8540. CathaHne, b. Aug. 18, 1799; d. unm., in FrankliuTille,
N. Y., June 7, 1870, e. 70.
8541. Fond, b. Jan. 84, 1808; m. Maiy If. Sterens.
CBILDBEK BT 8B00KD XABBIAGE B0B17 IK WHITEHALL.
8542. miMobeth, b. Sept. 17, 1807; m. (1) S. J. Allen; (2) H.
Wadsworth; (8) L. Clark.
8648. Wmam BioeeOand, b. July 14, 1814; m. Sarah F. Ball.
8544. HtOdah Jane, b. Kot. 5, 1817; m. Nathan B. KUe&»
8545. MaryetU, b. Nov. 28, 1823; m. George H. Tubbs, and d.
in Rochester, MhuL, Apr. 8, 1868, e. 89. He is, 1876, a farmer in
Rochester, Minn.
Sabah Noble, dau. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
Aug. 18, 1758, and d. in Mentz, Cayuga Co.; N. Y., Feb. 17,
1833. e. 64.
She UL (1) Bbekszbb Etens, b. in Sheffield, who d. in Rotter-
dam, N. Y.
She m. (2) Moses Oilbebt, b. May [13?], 1757, in Conn., who
d. in Aurelius, N. Y., Apr. 16, 1823, ». 65 yrs., 11 mos., and 3
days. He had previously m. White.
CHn.DEETf BT FIBST MABBIAOE.
8546. John, b. ; m.
8547. NaOianid, b. ; m.
8548. Barak, b. ; m. Joseph Rumsey, of Victoiy, N. Y.,
and d. abt. 1847.
8549. LovUa, b. ; m. Joel Baker, and d. in Ments, N. Y.,
abt 1850.
8650. OaMn, b. ; settled in Eiransyille, Rock Co., Wis.
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416 DBSOKNDAHTB OF THOICAB NOBLB.
CHZLDREK BT BBCOKD MARRIAGE.
8S51. Bamud a, b. Oct.. 1800; d. in Aureliiu, K. Y.. May d4. 1887, m.
87 yn., 7 moe., and 7 days.
S95i.
OuYBR NoBLEy 8. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Sept.
27, 1760, and d. in Gates, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1839, e. 66. He pe-
aided in Sheffield, until 1812, when he removed to East Bloom-
field, N. Y.
He m. (1) prob. 1789, Sarah Dutton, of Egremont^ Mass., to
whom he was pub. Oct. 18, 1789. She d. in Sheffield, abt. 1792.
He m. (2) Bbtsbt Callenoeb, dau. of CTomfort Callender. She
d. in Unadilla, Mich., Oct. 24, 1850.
GBXLDBXH BT BBCOKD MARRIAGB.
86S2. Maria, b. Kot. 19, 1797; d. young.
8608. Jane, b. 1799; m. (1) Warren Mteinger, of
Brighton, N. Y. ; (2) , of Oakland Co., Mich.
8564. Albert, b. ; d. e. 1.
8666. Albert, h. Not. 22, 1805; m. Harriet A. Woodworth.
8656. Bdrriet EUaabeOi, b. ; m. Henry Tioney.
8667. EUeha EcmMT, b. ; m. Alice Ray.
8668. BoMwABoeit, b. 1811, in Sheffield; d. in Brighton,
K. Y., 1820, ». 9.
8669. jRuA Mary, b. Aug. 17, 1814; m. Almon D. Origgs.
8660. AOtfT, b. Sept 22. 1817, in Mendon, N. Y. ; d. in Gates.
K.Y.. July 6, 1889, as. 21.
8661. (Mew, b. Nor. 15, 1820, in Brighton, N. Y.; d. young.
Nathaihel Noble, b. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.
Sept. 25, 1765, and d. in Cicero, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1820, sb. 55.
£fe m. prob. 1788, Abigail Rue, to whom he was published,
Maich 29, 1788.
OHILDBEK.
8662. John OaMn, b. ; m. Sally Park.
8668. EUteMh, b. ; unm. res. hi Syracuse. N. Y.
8564. Emry, b. May 22, 1794; m. (1) 8. Tripp; (2) I. Sedgwick.
8666. AWnf Bophia, h. ; m. Ashur Smith.
8666. WiOiam, b. ; m. Irene Tripp.
8667. FameUa, b. ; m. Hiram Sloason.
S969.
Ruth Noble, dau. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Aug. 29,
1767, and d. prob. in Auburn, N. Y., Feb., 1847, ». 79.
She m. Jan. 22, 1784, Joshua Ltnch, who resided in Stock-
bridge,
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CHILDREN.
8568. John, b. ; d. young in Rotterdam, N. Y.
8569. Foltty, b. ; d. young in Cicero, N. Y.
8570. GUtoer, b. ; m. Amy Pitcher and removed to Micb.
8571. Lawrence, b. ; m. Matiida Leslie, and d. in Auburn, N. Y.
8572. Henry, b. ; removed to Hockford, HI.
8578. Nancy, b. ; d. in Cicero^ N. Y.
8574 NathafM,h, ; m. (1) Elsey Hoffman; (2) M. Belcher of
Auburn, N. Y.
8575. BeO^, b. ; m. Dr. Allen of Cold Water, Mich.
8570. John, b.
Tamztk Noble, dau. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
Sept. 4, 1769, and d. in Greene, Chenango Co., N. Y., May 16,
1807, m. 37.
She m. Oct. 16. 1791, John Hollenbbck, b. abt. Jan. 27, 1770,
8. of Derrick and Mary HoUenbeck of Egremont, Mass. He m.
(2) Mrs. Peck, and d. in Lisle, N. Y., May 12, 1855, ». 85. His
children were all bom in Greene, except Silas Noble, who was
bom in Sheffield.
CHILDREN.
8577. BOaelMle, b. abt. 1792; m. abt. 1817, Ann Cobum,
and remoTed to Arcadia, Wayne Co.. N. Y.
8578. OHeBpowr, b. Oct. 27,1794; m. 0) Jan., 18U, aarissa
Cowdra; (2) M. £. Bamea of Ellisburg, Potter Co., Penn.
8579. Dortu OaUender, b. Oct. 27, 1794; m. abt. 1818, Amanda Cut-
ler, and removed to Arcadia, Wayne Co., N. Y.
8580. Urioi Gay, b. Feb., 1798; m. Huldah Crawford, and re-
sided, 1858, in BelTidere, Boone Co., HI.
8581. Sophronia AVmra, b. ; m. abt 1844, Abram Cornell,
and removed to Van Buren, K. Y.
8582. Hannah Maria, b. Oct 10, 1804; m. (1) J^n- IB, 1826, Dr. Ttiom-
ts King Harrington; (2) Lewis Matthews, and removed to Valpa-
raiso, Porter Co., Ind.
8588. Bomiad Sheldan, b. ; m. Lydia Weaver, and d. [in
Mich.?] abt 1880.
' Silas Noblx, b. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Mch.
9, 1771, and d. in East Bloomfield, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1814, s. 42.
His farm in East Bloomfield was within half a mile of ^Bristol,
N. Y., where he need to attend meeting, and where he was buried.
His death was the result of a cold taken while in the service of
his country, during the War of 1812. He had an adopted dau«,
Lydia S., b. Nov. 6. 1798, who m. Joseph Andrus.
He m. prob. 1798, Lkah Hollenbeck, to whom he was pub-
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418 DESCBNDAim OF THOMAS NOBLS.
lisbed June 9, 1798. She was b. Mch. 3, 1776, dan. of Derrick
and Mary HoUenbeck of Egremont, Mass. She m. (2) Mch., 1823,
Nathaniel Wilcox, b. Feb. 6, 1763, s. of Elnathan Wilcox of
Bloomfield, K. Y., and removed to Salem, Mich., where he d. in
the spring of 1824. She d. Aug. 19, 1850, sb. 74.
OHILDBEK.
8684. Bappy Luna, b. Aug. 17, 1800. in Sheffield; m. Feb. 5. 1838, David
Cudworth, b. in Freetown, Mass., July 29, 1799, s. of David snd
Maiy Cudworth. They removed to Livonis, Wayne Co., Mich.
Chad. Mary, b. in Richmond. N. Y., Nov. 15, 1828. m. Feb. 2.
1852, Benjamin Homer Fairchild, b. in Kisgara Co., N. Y, Apr.
0, 1828, and settled in Livonia.
8585. CameUa, b. Aug. 27, 1808, in Sheffield; m. (1) Oct 8, 1828,
Horace Hamlin, s. of William and Clarissa Hamlin, who d. without
issue, in Bloomileld, K. Y, June 8, 1829; (2) Daniel Cummings of
Rochester, N. Y. ; (8) Richard Dascomb, who d. on the Journey to
Bait Lake City, Utah Ter. She resided in Salt Lake City, Utah,
and d. Jan. 4, 1858, m. 49. Child by second husband. Elizabeth,
d. in Livonia, Mich., in 1887.
8586. MarjfAnn, b. Jan. 18, 1806, hi East Bloomlield; m. Ida Ham.
s. of Robert and Betsey Ham, and settled in Salem, Washtenaw
Co., Mich. ChUdren. 1. Carlisle, b. Oct. 1, 1880, m. Jan. 20,
1858. Mary Ann Lewis; 2. Lawrence, b. May 15. 1885; 8. Isadore,
b. Mch. 25, 1887.
8587. Ludan, b. Nov. 27. 1807, in East Bloomliel^; m. Emily Wn-
cox. Having embraced the Mormon faith, he removed in Feb.,
1846, from Livonia, Mich., to Nauvoo, 01., and the following May,
went on with the Mormons to their winter quarters, near Council
Bluffs, Iowa. In 1850, he removed to Salt Lake City, Utah Ter.,
where he still, 1876, resides. Children. 1. Oardarus, d. ; 2. Theo-
dore, d.; 8. Angeline; 4. Adelaide; 5. Emma.
8588. SOoi, b. June 18, 1810, in East Bloomfleld; m. Aug. 26,
1885, Maiy Evarts, b. Mch. 19, 1811, dau. of Branch and Rozana
Evarts, and settled in Salem, Mich. Children. 1. Theda Munson,
b. Sept. 25, 1887, m. John Lewis of Salem, and has Henry Herbert,
b. Feb. 22, 1860; 2. Octavius, b. Jan. 25, 1845; 8. Cornelia, b. Nov.
16, 1849.
8589. Lawrenee, b. Mch. 27, 1812, in East Bloomfleld; m. Apr. 8,
1888, Jane Walker, b. Jan. 7, 1821, dau. of Eliakim and Rhoda
(Horton) Walker of Tbunton, Mass. He was a farmer and settled
in'Salem, Mich. No issue.
8590. (hrdeUa, b. May 29, 1814, in East Bloomfleld; m. Kov. 8,
1841, Richard Lee, b. in West Bloomfleld, N. Y, Mch. 8, 1808
[1814?], s. of William and Mary Lee. He settled in Livonia, Mich.
Children. 1. Richard Henry, b. Aug. 17, 1842; 2. Rollin Harvey,
b. Aug. 8, 1844; 8. Lucian Noble, b. Jan. 15, 1847; 4. Ossian Je-
rome, b. Aug. 10, 1849; 5. Theodore Tasso, b. July 18, 1857.
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Lawbsncb Noblb, 8. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
June 2, 1773, and removed, after marriage, to Bloomfield, Ontario
Co., K. T., where he d. Apr. 23, 1811, ». 37. He was a miller.
He m. Nov. 17, 1804, Lucr Beach, b. Oct. 6, 1778, dau. of
Channcey Beach, a miller, who removed from Gk)6hen, Conn., into
the << Genesee country,'* and d. 1825, n. 76, and Hannah Whipple,
who d. n. 97. Mrs. Lucy Noble m. (2) J>ec. 1, 1824, Hooker
Sawyer, a farmer, who d.- in Akron, 0., Apr. 25, 1842, sb. 70.
She d. in New Philadelphia, Penn., Apr. 22, 1855, sb. 76.
8501. Therm Auguttui, b. July 26, 1805; m. Lydia D. Acer.
8892. Onm Jay, b. May 2, 1807; m. Angeline Coy.
8608. Tktodfff, b. July 26, 1810; m. Susan Curtis.
SM7.
OuvB Noble, dau. of Nathaniel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Pec.
25, 1777, and d. in Lisle, N. T., Apr. 21 or 25, 1813, a. 35.
She m. June 10, 1797, Wiluam Betts, b. in Kent or Sharon,
Conn., Mch. 10, 1774, s. of Zopher Betts. He resided in Greene
and Oxford, Chenango Co., N. T., and d. in Sheshequin, Bradford
Co., Penn., Aug. 28, 1839, sb. 65.
CBm>BXK.
8594. NaO^nid NobU, b. Mch. 80, 1799, in Greene, K. Y. ; m. (1) July 11
1827, Eliza Means; (2) Aug. 18, 1829, Eliza Warner, and settled in
Towauda. Bradford Co., Penn. He baa been a merchant, post
master, and Justice of the peace.
a;95. AJimira, b. June 2, 1802, in Oxford, N. Y.; m. abt 1820,
Ira Dodd, and d. in Albany, Bradford Co., Penn., Aug. [1?], 1842,
e. 40. He removed to Iowa
8596. PavX EvJtbard. b. Feb. 12, 1807, in Oxford, K. Y.; m. abt. 1880.
8597. Tamdn, b. May 11, 1810, in Oieene, K. Y. ; m. July, 1880,
Charles R Brown, and remored to Pike, Bradford Co., Penn.
Paul Hubbjjid Noble, s. of Nathaniel, was b. in SheflBeld,
Mass., Not. 1, 1786, and there d. June 13, 1863, ». 76. He was a
farmer, and resided in Sheffield, about two and a half miles west
of the village.
He m. Jan. 27, 1812, PBunxNCS Lek, b. July 30, 1789, dau. of
William and Prudence (Acley) Lee of Mount Washington. Mass.
She d. J>ec. 7, 1866, m, 77.
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420 * DB8CSNDAMTB OF THOMAS KOBLB.
CBIUDBSK*
8698. George David, b. Aug. 28, 1818; m. HenrietU Mclntire.
8509. Nam^Jane, b. Feb. 14, 1810; m. Cbarles H. Andiewt.
Hon. Obadiah Nobls, s. of Rev. Obadiah, was b. in Orford,
N. H., Feb. 12, 1777, and d. in Tinmouth, Vt, March 6, 1864, ».
87. He resided in Tinmouth, Vt. ** You are right,** says Judge
Noble, in a letter dated March 22, 1852, **in supposing me a self-
made man. What little there is of me, was so made. I never had
any education, but what I obtained at a common district school,
such as we had seventy years ago. I worked on a farm, until I
was twenty-three years old. I then went into the office of Smith
& Prentice of Rutland, Vt.| read law there a part of three years,
and after being admitted to the bar as an attorney, returned to
Tinmouth, and commenced practice."
He whs register of probate, in 1 799, admitted to the bar in April,
1803; chosen representative to the General Court, 1811-12, 1815-16,
1820, and 1830; State senator, 1838 and 1839; member of the
council of censors, 1827; member of the constitutional convention,
1828, and 1836; justice of the peace, 1807-1848; judge of probate,
1813-1830; judge of the county court, 1839-1842. << These sev-
eral appointments," writes Judge Noble, in 1852, << called me thir-
teen times to our seat of government, a distance of seventy miles.
I live ten miles from where our courts are held, and when I held
my Probate court once in each month, and oftener by special
appointment, I have ever been phyeicaUy able to perform and did
perform every duty incumbent upon me by these several appoint-
ments. I have never been confined to the house a day in my life
by sickness or lameness."
The EuUand Herald of March 8, 1864, contains the following
notice of Judge Nobles death, and estimate of his character:
"Hon. Obadiah Noble of Tinmouth died suddenly on Sunday morning
last, at the age of 87 yeazs. Not coming to his breakfast as usual on that
morning, his chamber was entered, and he was found dead upon the floor,
partially dressed.
" Judge Noble was a man of eminent good sense and practical judgment,
of retentive memoty, of genial and kindly feelings, and spotless character.
He pofii»e8scd a rich fund of anecdote and information regarding events
which transpired in the time of his youth and vigorous manhood, which
will make his loss all the more seriously felt by those interested in the
early history of the State, and especially of Rutland County."
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He m. (1) Sept. 11, 1803, Lois Habbis, b. in Rutland, Vt., Jan.
25, 1782, dau. of Bea. Israel* and Sarah (Morse) Harris. She d.
Jan. 20, 1809, m, 26.
Hem. (2) Not. 9, 1809, Nanot Mason, b. in Norwich, Conn.,
May 4, 1780. dao. of David and Snsanna (West) Mason. David
Mason was an nncle of Hon. Jeremiah Mason, a distinguished
lawyer of Boston, Mass. She d. Jan. 20, 1850, ». 70.
CHILD BT FIB8T MABBIAOE BOBN IN TINMOUTn.
8600. Janaihan Moion, b. Oct. 8, 1804; m. (1)0. Porter; (2)C. H. Cham-
berlain.
CHILDBEN BT SECOND ICABBIAOE BORN IN TINXOUTH.
8601. George Ma&(m, b. Sept. 12,1810; unm., a physician, studied lAedi-
cine with Dr. Theodore Clark, and attended medical lectures in
Castleton, Vt., and New York city. He'resided in Tinmouth until
, when he removed to Wallingford, Vt, where he now, 1876,
resides. ^
8602. Jams8 Soger$, b. Dec. 4, 1811 ; m. Cynthia Hall.
8608. Charks West, b. Sept. 8, 1818; d. June 8, 1882, «. 18.
8601 Jay We$t, b. Feb. 16, 1816; m. Rath Clark.
8605. Eenrjf David, b. Feb. 10, 1820; unm., 1877, a farmer hi Tin-
mouth. Vt
S979.
Rebecca Noble, dau. of Rev. Obadiah, wash. in Tinmouth, Vt.,
Mch. 9, 1779, and d. in Henderson, N. Y., 1849, m. 70.
She m. Aug. 20, 1797, Nathan Bubnham, b. in Shaftsbury, Vt,
July 26, 1772, s. of John and Abigail (Clark) Bumham. He
resided in Middletown, Vt., 1786-1812; WoodviUe, N. Y., 1812-
35; and afterwards in Gnilford, Medina Co., 0., where he d. 1862,
m. abt 90.
CHZLDBEN.
8606. Emay, b. Oct 10, 1798, in Middletown; d. May 7, 1790,
s. 7 mos.
8607. BmHtf, b. Feb. 24, 1800, in Middletown; m. Nov. 17, 1816,
Dr. Natban Eastman. She resides, 1875, in Guilford, O.
8606. Suean, b. May 21, 1802, in Middletown; m. Jan. 2, 1820,
Augustus Victor Wood, a fanner in WoodviUe, N. Y.
8609. Bdwin, b. Oct. 20, 1804, in Middletown; m. May 81, 1882,
Elizabeth E. Weeks. He was a merchant, and d. in Chicago, IIL,
Sept 29, 1874, m. 69.
* Israel Harris, at the time of the American revolution, resided in Wil-
Uamstown, Mass. His grandson. Rev. Jonathan M. Noble, D.D., has
heard him say, that he was the second mau behind Ethan Allen, when he
went up the stairs, at the taking of Ticonderoga, and demanded the sur-
render of the fortress, "in the name of the Great Jehovah, and the Con-
tinental Congress."
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422 DS8CIN0JLNTB OF THOMAS NOBLE.
8610. DfftrNobie, b. May 3. 1807, in Middletown; m. (1) Aug. 81,
1881, Sophia Elizabeth Goodell; (2) Aug. 14, 1840, Bylm Ellis
Fifleld. He grad. in 1881, at Union College, and is, 1875, a lawyer
In Chicago, 111.
8611. Beeea AngeUne, b. June 85, 1810, in Middletown; m. 6cpt 1, 1880,
Samuel Hall. She resides, 1875, in Chicago. Ul.
8612. Natkan Clark, b. Jan. 11, 1818, in Woodville, N. T. ; m. Oct. 25,
1842, Mar}' Pancoast. He is, 1875, a clergyman, in Lancaster. Penn.
8618. Lytnan SatterUe, b. June 28, 1816, in Woodville, N. Y. ; m. Apr. 18,
1847, Emma MoUineaux. He \^, 1875, a merchant at 120 Atlantic
St, Brooklyn, K. Y., of the firm of Journeay & Bumham.
S974.
SuBAiTNA Noble, dau. of Rev. Obadiah, was. b. in Tinmouth, Vt.,
July 22, 1782, and d. in West Milton, Yt., May 3, 1864, e. 81.
She m. (1) Feb. 24, 1800, Chables Willabd, b. May 13, 1779,
8. of Elias Willard. He d. 1813, •». 34.
She m. (2) Dec. 5, 1823. Dea. Enos Merrill, b. in West Hart-
ford, Ck>nn., Nov. 1, 1768, s. of Timothy and Mary (Griswold)
MenilL He d. in Milton, Vt., Aug., 1858, e. 89.
CHILDBEN BT FIRST MABRIAOE.
8914. Orra» b. Feb. 28, 1801; m. June 25, 1819, Lyman Hurd,
and d. Sept., 1825, «. 24.
8615. JvUa, b. Mch. 8, 1808; m. 0) Apr., 1821, Daniel Smith,
who d. Feb. 9, 1841 ; (2) Israel Smith. She resides, 1875, in Colum-
bus, WIb.
8616. ChaHu, b. Feb. 25, 1805; m. May 12, 1831. Harriet Benja-
min; was a farmer, and d. in Fond du Lac, Wis., Feb., 1858, as. 53.
8616a. BOitf, b. Feb 16, 1807; d. May 15, 1823, ft. 16.
CHILD BT SECOND 3CARRIAGE.
8617. Timothy Noble, b. Feb 1, 1825; m. Oct. 14, 1847, Harriet Hunting,
and is now, Sept., 1875, a farmer in Eeesville, Charlotte Co., Va.
Saxuxl Noblx, s. of Rev. Obadiah, was b. in Tinmouth, Vt,
May 13, 1784, and there died Jan., 1873, sb. 88. He was a fanner,
■ad a deacon in the Cong, church in Tinmouth.
He m. Feb. 26, 1815, Mart Ballabd, b. Dec. 20, 1791, dau. of
TiUy Ballard. She d. 1873.
ghildbbn bobh or tuimouth.
8618. AhMiom, b. July 24, 1816; m, Oct. 6, 1842, Eliza Clark, b. May 11,
1817, dau. of Theophilus Clark. He is a farmer in Tinmouth.
Children. 1. Samuel, b. July 5, 1848; 2. Theophilus Clark, b. Mch.
5,1848.
8619. Mary, b. Aug. 80, 1822; d. Jan. 10, 1881. «. 8.
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S976.
Relief Noble, dau. of Rev. Obftdiah, was b. in Tininouth, Vt,
Aug. 19, 1786, and on the 2l8t Aug., 1877, was living at the age
of 91, in Hartford, N. Y.
She m. Feb. 26, 1809, Samuel Harris, b. in Rutland, Vt., Feb.
17. 1778, s. of Israel and Sarah (Morse) Harris. He was a mer-
chant in Hartford, N. Y., and there d. June 11, 1871, ». 93.
CHILDREK.
8020. LoiB NoUe, b. Jan. 16, 1811; resides unm., 1876, in Hartford.
8621. Samuel NfMe, b. Dec. 10, 1812; m. Apr. 26, 1886, Abigail Maria
Btrow. He is a fanner, and resides, 187o, in Rolfe, Pocahontas Co.,
Iowa.
8622. SuMLti Wmard, b. Mch. 1, 1818; m. (1) Jan. 7, 1837, George Coul-
ter; (2) Jan. 81, 1869, Henrj J. Day, a merchant in Whitehall,
N. Y.,and d. May 1, 1872, s. 54.
8628. Laxira EUza, b. Oct 1, 18^; m. Mch. 6, 1850, Manuel Korthrop
McDonald, a merchant in Hartford, N. Y. '
JoAimA Noble, daxu of Zechariah, was b. abt. 1763, resided in
West Bloomfield, N. Y., and there d. Mch., 1847, sb. 84.
She m. Benjamin Wilson, who d. 1813.
CHILnREN.
8624. OrandUorit b. ; d. young.
8625. FoUy, b. ; m. Wanton Joslin of West Bloom-
field.
8626. ifoKf, b. ; prob. removed to Ohio.
8627. Grandiear^, b. ; m. Fanny Gilbert, and resided in
Bloomfield, K. Y.
8628. Jane, b. ; m.
8629. Sarah Ann, b. ; m. .
8680. Ph^, b. ; m. her cousin, Nathan Noble, a of
Stephen and Abigail (Randall) Noble, and d. in Bloomfield.
8681. Sergiui, b. ; m. Mary Ann Fitch, and removed to
West Mendon, Munroe Co., N. Y.
8632. OUvia, b.
8688. EUiha, b.
8684. SHeanor, b. ; m. Thomas Smith of Bristol, Ontario
Co., N. Y.
S978.
Stephen Noble, s. of Zechariah, removed 'from Bloomfield,
N. Y., to Ohio, returned again to Bloomfield, and d. in California^
Branch Co., Mich., July, 1843.
He m. Abigail Randall, who d. in East Bloomfield, N. Y.,
March 15, 1831.
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chujDRxr.
8085. LoHng X, b. ; m. Polly Thompson, and d. in West
Stockbridge, Mass., abt, 1887. Commissionen to appraise bis
estate were appointed Bept. 21, 1837. He was probably a black-
smith. He Idft two children whose names arc unknown.
8686. JoMiQian^ b. ; prob. d. unm., in Kew Orleans, La.
8687. NaO^n, b. ; m. his cousin, Phebe Wilson, and
settled in West Bloomfield, N. T. Two of his chUdren have died.
8688. Sofrah, b. ; m. Ingersoll. Children. 1.
ICaiy; 2. Joanna.
8689. Mwry, b. ; m. Jacob Backenstow. Children. 1.
John Henry; 2. Elizabeth.
8640. (JhawMt^, b. ; d. e. 9.
8641. Stephen, b. ; m. — — > Minor, and removed to
California, Branch Co., Mich. Children. 1. Jonathan; 2. Albert
8642. Edmund, b. ; m. Catharine Hicks, and d. hi Quin-
Cy, Branch Co.. Mich. Childr|en. 1. Abigail; 2. Byron; 8. Emily;
4. Heniy.
8648. CharhUe, b. ; m. Heman Doolittle of Bloomileld,
remoTcd to Ohio, and d. without issue.
HoBACi NoBLi, a of Zechariab, d. Feb. 20, 1854, sb. 82. He
wma a farmer, and removed, in 1797, from SbefBeld, Mass., to
Ontario Co., N. T.; thence in 1806, to Olean, N. Y.; and thence
in 1810, to Cindmiati, 0., in which place and vicinity, he resided
nntil his deatL
He m. 1795, Sabae Post, dau. of James Poet of SbefBeld.
She d. in College Hill, 0., May 10, 1840, sb. 64.
CSmOBEN.
8644. JuUa, b. ; m. Bartholomew Fowler of Wal-
nut Hills. Hamilton Co., O. Children. 1. Caroline; 2. William
P.; 8. Hannah Ann; 4 Martha; 5. JohnB.
8645. EdxDQ/rd, b. Feb. 4, 1798; m. 0) a Ross; (2) C. Mills.
8646. Ltmea, b. ; m. Alexander McClintock of
Btockton, Minn., and has had eight children.
8647. Mary, b. Mch. 6, 1808; m. Thomas Jay McCorkle.
8648. iforoM WOiam, b. ; d. in Miami Co., O., se. abt 20.
8649. Clarina, b. ; unnL, resided, 1859, in Cindn-
nati, O.
8660. AlnUra, b. ; m. (1) L. M. Wood of Hamilton
Co., O. ; (2) Jesse Pierson of Hamilton Co., O. She had one child
by her first, and four by her second husband. She d. — — .
8651. Borah Ann, b. ; bl Israel Toy of Cincinnati, O.
8652. Harriet, b. ; bl John M. Williams of Burling-
ton, Iowa, a farmer and carpenter. She has had four children.
8658. AmeUaJane, b. June 8, 1818; m. Azel S. Lyman.
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Rhoda Noble, dau. of Zechamb, d. June 18, 1846.
She m. March 4, 1802, Abghibald Obcutt.
CHILDBEN.
8654. Bfdmon, b. Jan. 81, 1808, in Richmond, N. Y.; m. Altba Leete.
and remoTed to Victor, Ontario Co., N. Y.
8655. Almira, b. Maj 19, 1806, in Richmond, N. Y. ; m. A. B. Gay, and
removed to GainesTille, Wyoming Co., N. Y.
8656. PioUy, b. Sept. 17, 1808^ in Richmond, N. Y.; m. Alvin Adams,
and d in East Bloomfleld, N. Y.
8657. Eoxana, b. Sept. 10, 1800; m. Joseph Paul, and removed to Bristol,
N. Y.
8658. Cke^er, b. Jan. 18, 1824; m. (1) Delia Ham; (2) Eiuebia Ham, and
settled in West Bloomfield, N. Y.
S9S4.
Zbobabiah Noble, s. of 2iecfiariah, was b. in Sheffield, Maas.^
March 9, 1784, and d. is Olean, N. Y., 1864. He removed abt
1804, to Bloomfield, Ontario Co., N. Y., where he continued to
reside until April, 1855, when he removed to Olean, N. Y. He
was a &rmer.
He m. April 7. 1819, Eunice Footb, b. Nov. 26, 1794, dau. of
Charles, Jr., and Sarah (Day) Foote of Bloomfield. She d. of a
cancer, Oct 25, 1855, n. 60.
CHIIJ> BOBK IK bloomfield.
8659. Seynumr Joiper, b. Mch. 81, 1821; m. Jan. 8, 1845, Mana Cecilia
Mills, b. in Olean, N. Y., Apr. 28, 1826, dau. of Samuel Mills, of
Cherry Valley, N. Y. He resided in Hinsdale, N. Y., untU the
spring of 1855, when he removed to Olean, N. Y., where he was a
farmer. Thence he removed to Williamsport, Penn., where he
now, 1875, resides. Children. 1. Charles Seymour, b. Apr. 4,
1849; 2. Edward Francis, b. Dec. 8, 1858.
Sd86.
Ruth Noble, dan. of BEekiel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Dec.
7, 1877, removed, in 1835, to Indiana, but returned abt. 1853, to
Sheffield, where she d. abt 1863.
She m. Chablbs Boaboman, who d. abt 1850.
GHILiptEK.
8660. Baehd, b. ; m. Comwell Dailey of Egremont, Mass.,
and d. in Winsted, Conn.
8660a. Laura, b. ; m. Milo Winchell of Hillsdale, N. Y., is
blind and resides in Green River, N. Y.
8661. Edmund, b. Mch. 5, 1800; m. Caroline Hubbard, and d. in Shef-
field, May, 18^4, a;. 64.
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426 OSSCXNDAHTi OP THOMAS NOBLE.
8662. Bunice, b. ; m. Sept. 10, 1822, Pbileda Loomis, and
settled in Sheffield.
8668. Ham^, b. abt 1809; m. Newbuiy Olds, and d. in Stockbiidge,
Mass., May 80, 1882, te. 28.
8664. Bebeeea, b.
8665. Sarah, b. abt. 1810; d. Oct. 28. 1880, e. 20.
8666. ChaHei, b. abt. 1813; d. Apr. 8, 1880, e. 17.
8667. Lucy, b. ; m. William Hinman, and d. in Sheffield.
8668. Amos, b. ; d. in Delaware, Ripley Co., Ind., abt.
1888.
8669. Ezra, b. ; d. unm., in Delaware, Ind., abt. 1852.
EsTHEB Noble, dau. of Ezekiel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Sept.
or Dec. 1, 1783, and d. in BrockviUe, C. W., July 29, 1875, m. 91.
She m. Lemuel Tuppeb, b. in Swansea, R. I., March 28, 1778,
B. of Eldad Tapper. He resided during most of his life in Troy,
N. T., and was captain of a vessel running between Troy and New
York city. He d. Aug. 4, 1834, ». 56.
chiloren.
8670. Lemuel Harvey, b. Sept. 8, 1808, in Lansingburgh, N. Y. ; m. (1)
8ept 18. 1828, Julia Ann Turner; (2) Not. 16, 1888, Jane Eliza
Stone; (8) Nov. 8, 1864, Lavinia Smith Olmsted. From 1882-52,
he was managing agent and treasurer of the Troy and New York
stesmboat company; in 1858, agent of the United States mail
steam-ship company from New York to Aspinwall; from 1854r-65,
superintendent of the Rensellaer &, Saratoga R R , and managing
director of the Troy Union R R. He resides, 1876, in Troy, N. Y.
8671. Jane Maria, b. Oct. 7. 1805, in Lansingburgh, N. Y. ; m. (1)
Sept 18, 1822, Isaac Manchester; (2) Nov. 12, 1848, Thomas Sher-
wood, and resides, 1876, in Brockville, C. W.
8672. CItarleB Henry, b. Dec. 20, 1807; m. Apr. 25, 1830, Nancy Ogden,
and d. in Harlaem, N. Y., abt. Jan. 6, 1865, e. abt. 57. Ue wns
agent in New York, of the Troy line of steamers, and afterward
proprietor of the Atlantic forge. New York.
8678. George Oakley, b. May 1, 1811, in Troy, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 8, 1888,
Mary Ann Perry. He has been captain of the steamers James
MadiBon, Alida, Commodore, and Fnmcis Skiddy, running between
New York and Troy. He resides, 1876, in Troy, N. Y.
8674. Vmiam Warren, b. June 19, 1812, in Troy, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 7, 1886,
Eliza Perry. He has been captain of steamboats Jonas C. Hart,
Empire, Columbia, on the Hudson; and during one winter, ran the
steamer Eureka, between New York and Bridgeport, Conn. He
resides, 1876, at 206 West street. New York city.
Rboda Noble, dau. of Eeekiel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Oct.
23, 1785, and d. in Bgremont. Mass., Feb. U, 1852, sb. 66.
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She m. Oct. 25, 1801, Pliny Earkeb, b. in Egremont, Mass.,
July 31, 1781, 8. of Jacob Earner. He was a fanner, and d. in
Bgremont, July 20, 1853, ». 71.
CHILDREK.
8676. PtmeUa, b. Aug. 81, 1802; m. Dec. 16, 1824, Egbert Rea-
soner, and resides, 1870, in Princeton, HI.
8676. PUny, b. Dec. 15, 1804; m. Oct 8, 1827, Eliza Bacon, and
resides, 1876, in Egremont.
8677. Banaom, b. Dec. 24, 1806; m. Adeline Bumham.
8678. Bhcda, b. Dec. 28, 1809; d. unm.
8679. WUUam Henry, b. June 2, 1812; m. Maiy Ann Hall, and d. Aug.
27, 1843, m. 81.
8680. Sartford NMe, b. Feb. 11, 1815; m.Bept.29, 1886, Lucy L. Truman.
8681. JuUa, b. Sept. 22, 1817; d. Apr. 18, 1888, te. 15.
8682. Jam Eliza, b. May 81, 1819; m. Nathan Watson, a tanner, and
d. in Canaan, Conn., Oct. 10, 1871, m, 52.
8688. Wealthy Ann, b. Apr. 29. 1828; m. July 81, 1842, William O'Con-
nell, and d. in Egremont, Jan. 2, 1859, m. 85. He resides, 1875, at
29 North Oay 6t.» Baltimore, Hd.
8684. Lu^ Auguita, b. July 29, 1825; m. Ransom H. Brown, and d. in
aeveland, O., Bept 6, 1857, e. 22. He d. in Louisville, Ey.,
Dec., 1875.
S991.
EziKiEL NoBLX, s. of Ezeldel, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Aug.
24, 1787, and d. in Warsaw, N. T., June 23, 1856, m, 68. He
removed, in 1815, from Egremont, Mass., to Penfield, Monroe Co.,
N. T., next to Sheldon, N. Y., and thence, abt 1830, to Warsaw,
N. T. He subsequently resided for two years in Sheldon, N. Y.,
but returned again to Warsaw. He was a fanner.
He m. June, 1808, Thiodocia Bates» b. in Egremont, Mass.,
Aug. 7, 1789, dau. of Joseph and Sarah Ann (Deming) Bates.
She d. in Fayette, Fayette Co., lowa^ Dec 4, 1869, m. 80.
8685. Sarah Ann Deminff,h. Bept 22, 1808, inEgremont;m. David Oravcs.
8686. Jaeeph Bates, b. Jan. 14, 1810, in Egremont; m. (1) M. A. Be-
man; (2)L. B. Meacbam.
8687. Eunice, b. July 22, 1818, in Elgremont; m. Albert Wil-
coz.
8688. Rhoda, b. Apr. 17, 1816, in Penileld, N. Y. ; m. Levi V.
McWethy.
8689. menara BereeUa, ] b. May 4, 1818, in Penfleld; m. Freenum
I Backet.
8690. Leonora CordeUa, | b. May 4, 1818, in Penfleld; m. (1) Z. Cobb;
J (2) E. White,
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M81. Mary Sophia, ^ b. Aug. 7, 1820, in Penfldd; m. Wflliun R
Dodge.
8092. BdMoa Maria, b. Aog. 7, 1820, in Penfleld; m. BarziU Bar-
nard.
8008. John Bkekiel, b. Apr. 27, 1823, in Penfleld; m. Sanih Rainer.
8004. Hardey ayheUer, b. Oct. 27,1825, in Penfleld; m. Lydia M.
▼vftmn.
8885. BabeH Delano, b. Aug. 0, 1828, in Penfleld; m. Laun Briggs.
8000. Bamin (adopted), b. July 25. 1882, in Sheldon, K. Y. ; m. (1) Jed-
. ediab M. Grant; (2) G. D. Grant.
8M9.
Ltxan Noblb, 8. of Ezekiel» was b. in SheflBeld, Mass., Sept
30, 1789. He removed to Barrington, N. Y., and thence, abt.
1846, to Wisconsin. He resided, 1852, in Emmett, Dodge Co.,
Wis.
He m. Oct 16, 1810, Diadama Austin, b. Apr. 15, 1792, dau.
of Axnos Austin of Sheffield. She d. in Reading, N. Y., June
17, 1843, ». 51.
8007. JoruAa Maria, b. Mob. 0, 1814; m. Aug. 7, 1881, John Crandall,
b. May 8. 1810, s. of Ethan CrandalL Children. 1. Geoige Or-
lando, b. Sept 5, 1882; 2. Marinda Maria, b. May 10, 1884, m. Nov.
0, 1851. William Collar; 8. Charles Wakeman, b. June 11, 1836; 4.
Perry Austin, b. Apr. 17, 1889; 5. Lyman Noble, b. June 21, 1841 ; 0.
Rebecca Jane, b. June 20, 1843; 7. Ruth Emma, b. Oct. 80, 1845.
8008. Hartey Austin, b. Aug. 10, 1817; m. Nov. 8, 1844, Nancy Jane
ClawBon, b. Jan. 22, 1825, dau. of Abraham Clawson.
8000. Lucy Ann, b. Dec. 2, 1819; removed to Watortown, N. Y.
8700. Ruth Boardman, b. Jan. 1, 1622; m. Bept 10, 1848, Derastna
King, a. of Robert King of Windsor Co., Yt Child. Leonard
Farwell, b. Aug. 80, 1840.
8701. SiflHa Turner, b. Mch. 10. 1825; m. Dec. 12. 1844, WiUard Cie^t-
land Partridge, b. June 5, 1824, & of Ozias Partridge.
8702. Either Locisa, b. Apr. 29, 1828; m. Jan. 0, 1849, John 8pear, b.
May 18, 1819, a. of Elijah Spear. Children. 1. Julia Elisabeth,
b. Mch. 29, 1850, d. Mch. 31, 1850, te. 2 days; 2. HoUis Eugene, b.
Apr. 20, 1851.
8708. Amos Eoraitio, b. Sept 2, 1880.
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SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
James Noblx, b. of Roger, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Aug. 2,
1774, and d. in Pownal, Vt, Apr. 18. 1833, m. 58.
He m. Taxzkn Evens, b. July 16, 1796, dau. of Daniel Evens
of Pownal, Vt. She d. Jan. 20, 1876, ». 78.
obujDkex,
8704. James, b. June 21, 1828; m. Delia Mason.
8705. Jo?in AUen, b. Dec. 11, 1824; m. Fanny W. Stall.
8706. Catlutrine, b. Mch. 81, 1829; d. May 8, 1880, e. 1.
8707. Kat?ianne Betuy, b. Feb. 6, 1881 ; m. John M. Barber.
8708. Thomas, b. Mch. 20, 1888; d. Feb. 8, 1888, e. 4.
8M7.
OuvE Noble, dau. of Roger, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Oct. 1,
1776, and d. in Roscoe, 111., Dec. 30, 1855, s. 79. While reading
a paper in her room alone, her clothes took fire, and she was so
badly burned, as to survive but a few days.
She m. Mch. 17, 1796, Jesse Blackintok, a farmer, b. Sept. 12,
1765, B. of Peter Blackinton of Attleboro*, Mass. He d. Nov. 20,
1850, ». 85.
cbildben.
8709. Jesse NMe, b. June 12, 1797, in Pownal; m. (1) Mahala Jinks;
(2) Dec. 20, 1821, Polly Montgomery, and settled in Pownal, Yt.
8710. Foster, b. Dec. 20, 1799, hi Pownal; m. Mch. 15. 1828,
Mary Angel, and settle in Pownal, Vt.
8711. Harriet, b. Aug. 18. 1801, in Pownal; d. Sept. 9, 1801, m.
22 days.
8712. John MiUon, b. Oct 6, 1805, in Pownal; m. Oct 8, 1844, Lydla
Smith, and removed to Roscoe, III.
8718. Edrrtet, b. Aug. 22, 1807, in Pownal; d. Mch. 1, 1889, e. 81.
8714. Cynthia, b. Aug. 18, 1811, in Pownal; d. Mch. 2, 1889, m. 26.
8715. Marcus Robert, b. May 28, 1814; m. Dec. 18, 1848, Ann Trumble.
8716. WiUiam, b. Sept 18, 1815; m. 0) Nov. 21, 1841, Lucy B.
Seelye; (2) m. . He was a fanner in North Adams, Mass.
8717. Henry Hunt, b. Nov. 9, 1822, in Baybrook, O.
• Bbastus Noble, b. of Roger, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Oct. 6,
1778, and d. in Williamstown, Mass., Aug. 6, 1823, ». 44. He
was by trade a blacksmitii, and resided in Pownal, Vt, until abt.
1807, when he removed to WilliamBtown, Mass.
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idO DBaCBMDAHTS OF THOMAS HOBLB.
He m. Ruth Ejxnbt, b. in Williamstown, July 14, 1782, dan.
of Jethro Slinney. She d. in Williamatown, Sept 11, 1870, ». 88.
CRILDBEK.
8718. James, b. Bept 12, 17d9, in Pownal; a blacksmith in Wil-
liamstowD, Mass., and there d. unm., Apr. 14, 1877, e. 78.
8719. Sarah Kinney, b. Dec. 28, 1801. in Pownnl; m. Benjamin Sanford.
8720. Charles Wright, b. May 12, 1804. in Pownal, Yt. ; a machinist, and
d. unm. in Williamstown, Nov. 1, 1885, te. 81.
8721. Robert, b. Jan. 28, 1806; m. Elizabeth B. Chamberlain.
8722. AdaUne, b. Mch. 28, 1808: m. Emerson Orcutt.
8722a.^arri«^ b. Jan. 9, 1811; unm.
8728. Marietta, b. Mch. 25, 1812; m. Henry J. Orennell.
8724. Suth Ann, b. Jan. 19, 1814; m. Samuel 6. Haskins.
8725. BUtabeth Jane, b. Feb. 24, 1816, in Williamstown,; m. Edwin El-
died.
BsTHXR Noble, dau. of Roger, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Aug.
16, 1780, and d. in Pownal, Vt, Feb. 20, 1858, m. 77.
She m. (1) Mch., 1799, Nathan Blikn, b. in Great Barrington,
8. of Elisha Blinn. He d. in OrweU, Vt., Dec., 1805.
She m. (2) Not., 1814, Daniel Bates, b. Dec. 22, 1766, s. of
Francis Bates of Pownal, Vt. He d. in Pownal, Aug. 8, 1842,
SB. 75.
ghildben bt fibst icabbiaoe.
8726. Ormand 2^„ b. Hay 14, 1800; m. Not. 14, 1826, AlmediaEmer-
son, resided in Pittsfleld, Mass., and d. Haj 19, 1868, te. 60.
8727. George, b. Sept. 80, 1802; m., and removed to Essex, Vt
8728. Sarah, b. June 19, 1804; m.. 1826, M3Ton Selick, end re-
moved to Middlebury, Vt.
8729. Nathan, b. Feb. 8, 1806; m. (1) Sarah Hall; (2) Mrs. Oipha
Hodges, and d. in Adams, Mass., July, 1885, te. 29.
childben bt second m abbiage.
8780. Esther, b. Sept. 10, 1816: m. William Oatman, and resided,
1876, in Richland, Mich.
8781. WSOard Robert, b. Feb. 22, 1820; m. Caroline Elizabeth Parker,
and resides, 1878, in Pownal, Vt
SMI.
"Wiluam Noble, s. of Roger, was b. in Bheffield, Mass., Jan. 17,
1782, and d. in Sodus, N. T., Aug. 22, 1848, sb. 66. He was car-
ried in childhood to Pownal, Vt., whence, in June, 1813, he removed
to Sodus, N. Y.
He HL Apr. 19, 1820, Betsey Shebman, b. in Washington Co.
N. Y., Apr. 7, 1804. She removed with her family, in the spring
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of 1857, to Lapeer, Mich.» and thence, abt. 1862, to Muskegon,
Mich., hut d. while on a visit in Lapeer, Aug. 9, 1863, sb. 59.
CHILDRER BOBN IN 0ODX7B.
8782. ElUi, b. Oct 81. 1820; d. July 14, 1824. n. 8.
8788. Loi9, b. Feb. 18. 1822; d. July 14. 1824, «. 2.
8734. Boger, b. Jan. 5. 1824; in the Civil war was killed while
crossing the Kappahannoc, Dec. 22, 1862. m, 88.
8785. LaU, b. Sept. 29. 1825; m. Feb. 19. 1845, Henry Famom
Bterling. b. in Virgil. Courtland Co.. N. Y., 1820. s. of Henry Ster-
ling. He was a marble-dealer in Binghamton and Canandaigua.
N. Y. She d. July 20, 1868. se. 87. Children. 1. Helen Frances,
b. Dec. 29. 1845; 2. Mary Alice, b. May 29, 1848; 8. William Heniy,
b. Mch. 18, 1852.
8786. Ormrni, b. Mch. 29, 1827; m. Dec. 11, 1850, his cousin, Harriet
Maria Danfortb. b. June 13. 1825, daii. of William and Cynthia
(Noble) Danfonh. He removed, in 1856, from Bodus, N. Y., to
Camp Point, 111.
8787. Wmiam, b. Feb. 20, 1829.
8788. AWiind, b. Mch. 14, 1881; m. Jan. 8, 1852, Philip Polhamus,
b. Apr. 5, 1819, s. of Theodore Polhamus. A farmer, he has resided
in Newark, Wayne Co. , and Muskegon, Mich. Children. 1. Geoige
Henry, b. Nov. 4, 1852; 2. John Noble, b. Feb. 21, 1854; 8. Harriet,
b. Mch. 11, 1856; 4. Bessie, b. July 1, 1868.
8789. JvUa, b. Jan. 10, 1888; m. Jan. 8, 1852, Benjamin Franklin
Polhamus, b. 1881, a of Theodore Polhamus. A shoemaker, he
has resided in Bodus, N. Y., and Muskegon, Mich. Children. 1.
Anna Kate, b. May 16, 1858; 2. Dora, b. Sept. 5, 1855; 8. Ormon
Noble, b. Aug. 19, 1859.
8740. BeUeyAnn, b. Oct. 18. 1884; m. Apr. 9, 1851. Sylvester Palmer, b.
in Hornby, Steuben Co., N. Y., May 18, 1888, a of Rowland Palmer.
A dealer in harvest tools, he removed, in Aug., 1862. from Lapeer,
Mich., to Lowell, Mich. Children. 1. Mary Jane, b. June 8, 1852;
2. Charles DeForest, b. Feb. 17, 1854; 8. WUliam Noble, b. Jan. 14,
1856; 4. Adelbert, b. Jan. 14. 1858; 6. George Noble, b. Aug. 7.
1860.
8741. Owrge, b. May 15, 1836 ; d. in Pike*8 Peak, MonUna Ter. , June,
1869, e. 88.
8748. J(ary, b. Apr. 7, 1889.
8748. Jame9, b. Sept. 7, 1842.
8741 AUee, b. June 85, 1848.
8745. Frank, b.
Ctvtbik Noble, dau. of Roger, was b. in SheflBeld, Mass., Nov. ,
6, 1786, and d. Jan. 18, 1854, sb. 67.
She m. Feb. 6, 1811, Wiujam Danforte, b. abt. 1787, a. of
Jonathan Danforth. He removed to Sodua, N. Y.
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CHILDREN.
8746. Broiiui IMU, b. Nov. 6. 1811.
8747. Homer, b. Oct. 10, 1818; m. May, 1848. Barah A. West-
brook.
8748. Julia Ann, b. May 23, 1815; m. Jan., 1830. David Leighton.
8740. mOiam Bodert, b. Dec. 24, 1816; d. Aug., 1823, m. 6.
8750. Maria, b. July 20, 1818; d. Sept., 1823, n. 5.
8751. George Whitney, b. Sept. 6, 1821; d. Sept. 6, 1823, e. 2.
8752. Fannp, b. July 8, 1828; ul Dec. 28. 1842, Jonathan L
Pulman.
8758. Edrria Maria, b. June 18, 1825; m. Dec. 11, 1850, her cousin,
Ormon Noble.
8754. SmOif BeUey, b. Mch. 16. 1820.
3804.
Julia Noblb, dau. of Roger, was b. in SheflSeld, Mass., Oct 6,
1788. After the death of her husband, she removed to Brooklyn,
N.T.
She m. May, 1814, Heman Scbanton, b. Apr. 15, 1790, 8. of
Joshua Scranton of Pownal, Yt. He resided in Pownal, Vt, and
there d. July 23, 1843, sb. 53.
OmLDBBK BOBK IK POWHAL.
8766. OUve NMe, b. Aug. 12, 1815; m. Hiram H. Chase, and resides,
1876, in Shiloh, Ala.
8756. mka &, b. Hay 6, 1817; m. Dec. 25, 1844, James Wash-
bum of Vergennes, Y t.
8757. EveUnaJane, b. Hch. 4,1810; m. Feb. 10, 1887, William P.
Barker, and d. in Pownal, Hay 17, 1846, e. 27.
8758. Bman Martin, b. Dec. 13, 1820; d. unm., in Brooklyn, N. T., Feb.
26, 1848, e. 27.
8750. JuUaAnn, b. Oct 17, 1823; m. Apr. 12, 1840, 6. B. Davis,
and resided, at last account, in Brooklyn, N. Y., her husband being
master of the bark Denham, sailing between New York and Hobile.
8760. Fbeier Kuteeoph, b. Hch. 11, 1826; d. Sept. 13, 1827, m. 1.
8761. EdtnnKutes^i,h, June 1, 1828; m. Jan. 17, 1855, Jane Y. H.
Johnson, and is, 1876, a wholesale grocer in Brooklyn, N. Y.
8762. ybbie Knight, b. Apr. 18, 1831; remoyed to California.
mo.
HsNBT Noble, b. of David, was b. in Great Barring^n, Mass.,
Oct 27, 1804, and d. in Dixon, Ill.,*Feb. 24, 1854. He was a far-
mer, and redded suocessiYely in Sandisfield, X)tis, Blandf ord, 8«ndis-
field. West Otis, Mass., and Dixon, 111.
He m. Oct 5, 1825, Mart Ann Hubbabd, b. in Sandisfield,
Mass., July 4, 1806, dau. of 'fheophilus Hubbard. She m. (2)
Sept, 1850, John W. King of Dixon, 111.
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8768. ClarisM LueeUa, b. Feb. 28, 1827, in SaDdisfleld; m. July 6, 1841.
' James Webb, b. Mch. 81, 1822. n. of Jonathan Webb of Otis;
resided in New Marlboro*, Mass., and Dixon, lU., dying at the latter
place, Sept., 1854, e. 27. Children. 1. Oscar Adelbert, b. July 4,
1845, m. 18C8, Ella Trowbridge, and resides in Dixon. Dl. ; 2. Anne
Jennet, b. July 18, 1848, d. in Dixon, 1855; 8. James Almon, b.
Feb. 8, 1850, d. 1855.
87^. Henry Theophtlui, b. May 8, 1820; m. (1) J. A. Herrick; (2) M. A.
Hampton.
8705. Mary Jam, b. Dec. 26, 1834, in Blandford; d. Not. 10, 1837,
n. 2.
8766. Mary Ann, b. Apr. 27, 1889, in Otis; m. Apr., 1858, Henry
Yroom of Dixon, lU., and d. Oct., 1878, m. 84.
8767. CharUi Harvey, b. Mch. 19, 1844, in Otis; m. July 4, 1869, Helen
Benjamin, b. in Dixon, dau. of James and Caroline (Davis) Benja-
min. He is a commercial agent. Child. Henry T., b. 1871.
sail.
Hon. SiuLS NoBLs, 8. of David, was b. in Great Barrington,
Mass., Feb. 19, 1808, and d. of pneumonia, in Dixon, lU., Feb. 3,
1 867, 8B. 58. He read law with Hon. Increase Sumner of Great Bar-
rington, removed, in 1834, to Towanda, Penn., and in Dec, 1841.
to Dixon, 111. He was a member of the senate of Illinois, 1846-47.
He m. (1) 1834, Nanct Euzabbth kssLEB, b. McL 16, 1816,
in Towanda^ Penn., dau. of William Eeeler. She d. Dec. 25, 1853,
IS. 37.
He m. (2) May, 1854, Eukstia Emilt Abbot of Columbus, 0.
She reaideS) 1876, in Columbus.
CrniiDREW BT FIRST ICABRIAOE.
8768. Edward, b. 1835, in Towanda, Penn. ; d. 1844.
8769. Franeei, b. Oct. 21, 1838; m. Jerome HoUenbeck, and d. in Ran-
dolph Co., Mo., 1871.
8770. Orace, b. 1848; d. 1848.
8771. Mary Ann, b. 1849; d. 1850.
said.
Amamba Nobls, dau. of Matthew, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
June 3, 1778, and d. in Great Barrington, Mass., Oct 26, 1867,
SB. 89.
She m. 1803, Chabues Mbbbvll, b. 1769, s. of Elihu Merrell of
New Hartford, Conn. He was a shoemaker. He resided subse-
quent to his marriage in Salisbury, Conn., until abt. 1823, when he
removed to Great Barringrton, Mass., where he d. Aug. 12, 1850,
ae. 81.
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434 DB8CSNDANT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
CHn.miEK BOBK IK SAUBBURT.
8772. Maria, b. ; d. in Canaan, Conn., «. 19.
8778. Eiram, b. Feb. 2, 1806; d. unm., in Canaan, Conn., Dec. 5, 1858,
te. 50.
8774. Harriet, b. May 8, 1809; m. Feb. 22, 1835, Jobn Burget, a leather
dealer, and resided, 1877, In Great Barrington, Mass.
8775. Trutnan, b. Oct. 15, 1816; m. Sept., 1887, Lucy Moreau, and d. in
Lee, 21ass., Aug. 13, 1846, ab. 29.
8776. William, b. ; d. in Salisbury, Conn., n. 4.
8777. William, b. ; d. in Salisbury, Conn.. «. 9. '
S313.
Eu Noble, b. of Matthew, was b. in ShelBeld, Mass., abt. 1779,
and d. in Sharon, Conn., March 12, 1847, ». 68.
He m. Sarah Akk Fbsbhan, prob. dau. of Stephen Freeman.
She d. Jan. 5, 1844, ». 62.
CHILDREK.
8778. Sarah, b. abt 1800; m. Samuel S. Bates, s. of Benjamin
Bates, beinff his second wife, and d. without issue in New Hartford.
Conn., Feb. 19, 1872, e. 72. He was a furnace-man, and d. in New
Hartford, Conn., Oct. 14, 1854, «. 58.
8779. Boxana, b. * abt. 1803; m. Feb., 1845, William Bissell of Sharon,
Conn., 8. of John Bissell, being his second wife, and d. in Sharon,
Conn., Mch. 17, 1858, e. 51. He was a farmer. Child. Franklin,
b. Dec. 24, 1845, d. Oct 2, 1854, m. 8.
8780. JVary, b. Mch. 4, 1818; m. Mch. 14, 1849, Homer Hitchcock,
being his second wife, and d. without issue, In South Amenia,
N. Y., Mch. 81, 1874, se. 61. He was b. in Sharon, Conn., Apr. 24,
1805, s. of Stephen Hitchcock, was a fanner in South Amenia,
Dutchess Co., N. T., and there d. Mch. 7, 1875, s. 69.
8781. Eliia, b. abt 1815; d. in Sharon, Conn., Apr. 16, 1888.
8782. Almira, b. June 16, 1818; d. unm., in South Amenia, N. T., Apr.
9. 1861, oe. 43. •
8314.
Matthew Noble, a. of Matthew, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., June
19, 1782, and d. in HI., March, 1866, ». 83. He removed, abt
1803, to Vt, and in 1841, to HI. He was by trade a tanner and
cnnier.
He m. (1) CiNDSBSLLA De Camp.
He m. (2) abt 1814, Ebthbb Smsdlet, b. 1792. She d. abt
1856.
CHILDBEK BT FIBST ICABBLAOB.
8783. Edward T., h. ; was, in 1856, a leather-dealer,
of the firm of Moses Hunt & Co., 55 Feny street. N. Y., and at
last account was a resident of Saratoga, N. Y.
8784. CindereUa, b.'
8785. Albert, b.
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CHILDREN BT BBOOKD MARRIAGE.
8786. Albert Henry, b. 1815; res. 1870, in MaryrUle. Nodn-
way Co., Mo.
8787. Baruam BmedUy, b. • ; d. in Milwaukee, Wis.
8788. Jcthua Kabaum, b. ; d. in Yt.
8789. MatthetD Douglau, b. 1821 ; res. 1876, in Robinson, Brown
Co., Kan.
8790. Calvin Froet, b. 1828; d. in Dl.
8791. McTTie De Camp, b. 1826; res. 1876, in MaryriUe, Noda-
way Co., Mo.
8792. Mary Rtbeeea, b. Aug. 7, 1827; m. John Eilboum Jones, a
fanner, 1876, in Logan, Edgar Co., Dl.
8798. Sarah Either, b. 1882 ; m. 1872, Adams, b. in Ind. ,
1822. He was a miner in California, whence he removed to Ore-
gon, and thence to Delta, Walla Walla Co., Washington Ter. , where
he is, 1876, a farmer. No children.
8794. Jcehm EObawm, b. 1884; res. 1876, in Oregon City,
Oregon*
S316.
Wealthy Noble, dau. of Matthew, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
Feb. 7, 1794, and residee, 1876, in Canaan, Conn.
She m. Feb. 20, 1822, Simeon Higlet, b. in Simsbury, Conn.,
Oct 17, 1786, 8. of' Simeon and Margaret (Phelps) Higley of
Simsbury, and Canaan, Conn. Mrs. Margaret Higley d. in Ca-
naan, March 11, 1850, ft. 102. He was a farmer, and d. in
Canaan, Dec. 1, 1871, sb. 85.
CHILDBER BOBH IH GAHAAH.
8794a. EUMheOi, b. Dec. 14, 1828; m. May 22, 1848, Dr. Charles Benja-
min Maltbie, and resides, 1877, in Falls Village (Canaan), Conn.
87946. Mary, b. July 20, 1826; m. May 18, 1847, Chester Holcomb,
and resides, 1876, in Canaan, Conn.
FAimr Noble, dau. of Bartholomew, was b. Sept. 10 or 12,
1780, and d. Oct. 24, 1831, ». 51.
She m. Aug. 25, 1803, Obotb Peabe of Westfield, Mass., b. in
Snffield, Conn., Dec. 12, 1780, a. of Warham and Jemsha (Kent)
Pease. He d. Jan. 13,. 1820, sb. 39.
8795. Maria, b. Jan. 16, 1804; d. Mch. 12, 1804. m, 1 mo.
8796. Maria, b. May 15, 1805.
8797. Ormn, b. Mch. 28, 1807; d. Aug. 25, 1812, m. 5.
8798. Naivry, b. July 12, 1810; m. iBphmim Cran^ of Buffield, Conn.,
andd. Sept.. 1850, se. 40.
8799. Lawton, b. July 29, 1818; d. Dec. 19, 1818, se. 5.
8800. Jam, b. Sept 6, 1818; d. Aug. 11, 1820, sb. 1.
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436 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE.
S395.
William Noble, s. of BartJiolomew, was b. prob. in Westfield,
Mass., Oct 18, 1797, and there d. March 21, 1862, ae. 64. He
was a carpenter, and resided on Franklin St, in that town.
He m. Dec. 1 or 5, 1822, Bathsbsba EIkowles, b. Oct 16, 1795,
dan. of Richard Enowles of Haddam, Conn. She d. in West-
field, Aug. 15, 1859, ». 63:
CHILDREN.
8801. WUUam Harriaan, b. Jan. 6. 1824; d. Feb. 18, 1826, e. 2. -
8802. Jane, b. May 8, 1825; m. Apr. 19 or 21, 1844, Henry
F. Bosh, a. of Chester Bush. He is a carpenter and Joiner. Chil-
dren. 1. Agnes Eudora, b. Sept., 1846; 2. Frances Almira, b.
Aug., 1848; 8. Emma Josephine, b. Aug., 1850.
8808. Laura BUtabeih, b. Sept. 1, 1826; d. unm.. in Westfield, Sept 11,
1878, 8B. 47.
8804. OharMU, b. June 1, 1828; d. Oct 9, 1828, s. 4 mos.
8805. WtOiam Barriton, b. Feb. 15, 1880; m. Sept. 8, 1850, Martha Eliza-
beth i^leston, prob. dau. of Judson Eggleston. He wss a whip-
maker, and d. in Westfield, Nov. 80, 1872, n. 41. Child. Isidore,
b. July, 1851.
8806. Fh^neei OharlaUe, b. Nov. 21, 1881; m. Not. 5 or 6, 1850, Otis
Richards Reed, a mason, of Chicopee, Mass., b. in Bamet, Yt.,
abt 1829, s. of Amaziah and Elizabeth Reed.
8807. Lucia SmCth, b. Jan. 12, 1885.
8808. Bmefwn DawU, b. Not. 15, 1888; m. Nov. 8, 1855, Lucy Allen,
b. abt 1840, dau. of Henry Allen. He resides, 1876, in Westfield.
8896.
Chablbs Noble, b. of Calvin, was b. in Salisbury, Conn., July
4, 1793, and d. in Washington, Mass., Dec. 12, 1874, ». 81, hav-
ing been choked whOe eating. He was a blacksmith. The order
of his children's births is not known.
He m. Mabia Obatbs. She d. in Washington, Mass., Jan. 19,
1865. «
CHILDREK.
8809. WaUam, b. Dec. 28, 1824; m. Dec. 25, 1858, Martha Taylor, b.
Dec. 22, 1882, dau. of Joel and Mary (Francisco) Taylor. He is,
1876, a farmer in Washington, Mass. Children. 1. Julia Adeline,
b. Dec. 28, 1859, in Washington ; 2. James William, b. Sept 28,
1868, in Washington; 8. Frank Edwin, b. Aug. 28. 1865, in Wssh-
ington; 4. Henry Willis, b. Feb. 8, 1868, in Becket, Mass.; 5.
Martha Lorania, b. Apr. 14, 1870, in Middlefleld, Mass. ; 6. Maiy
Elsie, b. Feb. 26, 1872, in Middlefield; 7. Emma Ella, b. Jan. 80,
1875, in Waahiagton.
8810. Jeremiah, b. in Salisbury, Conn.; bl Bept 24,
1856, Maria Mattoon, b. in Washington, Mass., abt 1882. He is,
1876, a farmer in Washiogton, Mass.
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BRANCH OF MATTHEW. 437
8811. EU, b. ; m. (2) Dec. 20, 1808. Emma A. Ed-
mondorph of Lenox, Hass., b. abt. 1847, dau. of Jerome B. and
Mary P. Edmondorph. He is, 1876, a fanner in Dalton, Mass.
8812. Henry, b. ; d. nnm., in Alexandria, Va., while
serving, as is supposed, in the Civil war, Deo. 8, 18G2.
8813. Catnn, b. ; d. unm.. in Alexandria, Va., while
serving, as is supposed, in the Civil war, Dec. 8, 1862.
8814. Edwin, b. ; m. Jenny Renton. He is, 1876, a
machinist, in CoUinsville, Conn.
8815. Lorania, b. ; m. Edwin Richard Davenport. He
is. 1876, a baker in Florence, Mass. Children. 1. Allen; 2.
Eugene.
8816. Harriet, b. abt. 1884: d. unm., in Great Barrington, Mass.,
Bept. 25. 1854, se. 20.
8817. Lucy [Ann], b. abt. 1885; m. (1) Nov. 9, 1852, Lewis S. Clemens,
b. in Goshen, Conn., abt. 1829, s. of Charles and Mabel Clemens;
(2) Sept. 27, 1855, Emory Brownson, b. abt. 1838 in Cornwall, Conn.
He is a farmer, 1876, in Dalton, Mass.
8818. Charles, b. Apr. 2, 1830. in Cornwall, Conn. ; m. Nov. 8. la'iO,
Harriet Lombard Taylor, b. in Washington, Mass., Apr. 16, 1840,
dau. of Joel and Mary (Francisco) Taylor. No children. He is a
farmer, and has resided in Cornwall, Conn., six years; in Winsted.
Conn., ten years; in Washington, Mass., six years; and in Middle-
field, Mass., his home, 1876. sixteen years.
Ebastus Noble, s. of Calvin, is said to have d. in Hartford,
Conn. He was by trade a blacksmith, and resided in South Ca-
naan, Conn., Olastonbury, Conn., Jersey City, N. J., North
Canaan, Conn., and Hartford, Conn.
He m. (1) LucT Bbioos.
He m. (2) Fhanoss .
CHILDBSK.
8819. Jane B., b. abt. 1880, in Canaan; m. July 12. 1848, Unt\
Crocker of Canaan, b. abt. 1828, in Poughkeepsie, K. Y. He is a
railway engineer, and at last account resided in Bock Island, 111.
8820. FraneeM EUiobcth, b. abt 1882, in Canaan; m. Chauncey Guellow.
8821. ChaHes, b. ; drowned in North Adams. Mass.
33M.
JuLU NoBLX, dau. of Dr. Gideon, was b. in Willington, Conn.,
Mch. 14, 1788, and d. in Auburn, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1857, ae. 69.
She m. Jan. 80, 1809, John Mather, b. in East Windsor. Conn.,
Oct. 19, 1780, 8. of Dr. Charles and Rhoda (Mosely) Mather of
East Windsor, and Hartford, Conn. Early in life he was a mer*
chant, but was subsequently engaged in glass-blowing, the manufac-
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438 DBSOENDANTS OF THOMAB NOBLE.
tare of powder And cotton cloth, and in farming, in Manchester,
Conn, He d. in Auburn, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1858, m. 78.
CHILDREN BOR!S: IX MA17CHB8TEIL
8822. Julia Ann, b. Apr. 2, 1810; m. July 27. 1887, Thomas Cutler
Allis, a lumber dealer in Danville, Province of Quebec, Canada.
She d. in Springfield. Mass., Oct. 14. 1877. «. 67.
8828. RoieUe, b. July 26. 1811; m. Oct. 6. 1881. James Hyde, and
d. in Auburn, N. Y., May 6, I860, m, 58. He was b. in Groton,
Conn., Jan. 1, 1800, and is. 1876, a merchant in Auburn, K. Y.
8824 Harriet Xoble^h, Apr. 10, 1813; m. May 15. 1888, Horace Gilbert
Van Anden, a merchant in Auburn, N. Y., and there d. May 14,
1875, m. 62.
8825. Bleomra, b. Feb. 4, 1815; m. June 26, 1889, Hugh EmmeU
Morrow. He graduated at the UnlTeraity of Georgia, and is, 1876,
a teacher and editor in Mosely Hall,' Florida.
.88i», John Cotton, b. Oct. 18, 1816; m. (1) Feb. 26. 1846, Elizabeth
Cheney Hubbard; (2) June 29, 1848, Mrs. Emeline Catharine Cotton.
He was, from 1888-86, a member of Yale College, and, in 1876,
resided in Guyton, Ga., and was a grocer in Savannah. Gku
8827. Jane Luey, b. May 22, 1819; m. Oct. 16, 1843, Cyrus King Went-
worth, a merchant of Macon, Ga., and d. in Auburn, N. Y., Sept.
2, 1849, «. 80.
8390.
Habbiet Noble, dau. of Dr. Gideon, was b. Jan. 10, 1791,
and d. without issue in South Glastonbury, Conn., Feb. 1, 1811,
». 20.
She m. Wadswobth Hollistkr, b. of Amos and Elisabeth
(Wadswoiih) Hollister. He was a farmer in South Glastonbury,
Conn. [After the death of his first wife he m. Rucy Pulslfer.
Children. 1. Henry; 2. Joseph; 3. Jared; 4. Maria; 5. Martha; 6.
Lyman«] He d. Sept. 9, 1824.
CHiLDREK,— none.
3333.
EuzA Noble, dau. of Dr. Gideon, was b. in Middletown, Conn.,
Mch. 1, 1799, and resides, 1878. in Rockville, Conn.
She m. Jan. 1, 1817, Hon. Gboboe Kellooo, b. in Vernon,
Conn., Mch. 3, 1793, s. of Ebenezer and Abigail (Olmsted) Kellogg.
From 1821, until his death, he was largely interested in the manu-
facture of woolen goods in Rockville, in the town of Vernon, Conn.
In 1857 and 1865, he represented Vernon in the legislature, and in
1866, was a member of the State senate. From 1827, until his
death, he was a deacon successively in the Cong, church in Vernon,
and in the First and Second Cong, churches in Rockville. He d.
in Rockville, Aug. 8, 1870, 89. 77.
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CHILDBEK.
882a mentur JToMf, b. Nov. 2, 1817; m. Aug. 17, 1848. Lydia Billings,
and is. 1878, a wLolesale wool-dealer in Hartford, Conn.
8829. Efua, b. Oct. 5, 1821; d. Apr. 16, 1887, te. 15.
8880. Harriet, b. May 2, 1824; m. Nov. 8, 1846, George Maxwell.
They reside, 1878, in Rockville, Conn., where he is a woolen manu-
facturer.
8881. Qeortie, b. Apr. 7, 1828; m. Nov. 22, 1854, Sarah Elizabeth
Colton, and is, 1878, an insurance agent hi Hartford, Conn.
8882. Edward, b. Sept. 15, 1888; m. Oct 22, 1850, Emily Kingsbury ,
, and is, 1878, treasurer of the Condiment Food Co., in Philadelphia.
Penn.
Emelink Noble, dau. of Dr. Gideon, was b. Jan. 7, 1802, and
resides, 1878, in South Olastonbury, Conn.
She m. Aug. 31, 1818, Chester Holuster, b. in Glastonbuiy,
Conn., Nov. 2, 1794, a. of Amos and Elizabeth (Wadsworth) Hoi-
lister. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876, in South Glastonbury,
on the farm previously owned by his father and grandfather.
CHILDRBK.
8888. Augusta WOls, b. Jan. 1, 1820; m. Sept 11, 1844, Rev. Henry
Dutton Noble of Brookfield, Conn. He was b. in Poughkeepsie,
N. Y., Feb. 8, 1818, a of Benjamin and Anna (Dutton) Noble. He
grad. at Trinity Col., 1841, was an Episcopal clergyman, and d. in
Brookfleld, Conn., Sept 14, 1868, se. 50. She resides, 1870, in
Auburn, K. Y.
8884. Affred Wright, b. June 18, 1822; m. Jan. 11, 1848, Julia Esther
Newton. He was a book-keeper, and d. in South Glastonbury, June
24, 1808, te. 41.
8885. Frances NMe, b. July 17, 1824; m. Nov. H, 1846, Charles Strick-
land Wetheiby, and d. in South Glastonbury*, May 18, 1852, «. 29.
He is, 1878, a dry goods merchant in Hartford, Conn.
8880. Wadsworth, b. Oct 17, 1827; m. May 26, 1852, Caroline Van
• Yetchen, and Ib, 1876, a merchant in Auburn, N. Y.
8887. Henrietta Lucy, b. Feb. 2, 1848; m. Dec. 80, 1864, John Young
Selover, a merchant miller of Auburn, N. Y., and d. Sept 20, 1809,
te.d6.
3385.
Jamss Noblb, 8. of Solomon, was b. in Willington, Conn., Mch.
11, 1789, and there d.
He m. (1) RoxcT "WoonwAsn, dau. of Amos Woodward.
He m. (2) Sallt Thomas, who d. McL 22, 1827.
He m. (3) Jan. 20, 1828, Sophia Johmsok.
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CHILDREK BT FIRST MABBIAGE.
Clark, b. Dec. 18, 1811; m. Mcfa. 26, 1887. Moiy Haria
Holt He is, 1876, a farmer in Willington. Child. Herbert, b.
Mcb. 81, 1850.
Mary Ann, b. Apr. 22,1814.
CHILDBEK BT 6ECOKD MARIUAOE.
8840. Harriet, b. Apr. 24, 1817; d. Dec. 25, 1817. m. 8 mos.
8841. OornOia, b. Oct 24, 1818.
8842. SUcfa, b. Aug. 9, 1820.
8848. LoretuBo, b. Aug. 19, 1822; d. Dec. 21, 1824, 9. 2.
8844. Harriet, b. Oct 21. 1824; d. Sept. 16, 1827, e. 2.
8815. SaUy Maria, b. July 25, 1826; d. Kch. 27, 1827, s. 8 mos.
CmLDBBN BT THIBD lUJUUAOE.
8846. JuUa, b. Apr. 16, 1828; m. Apr. 18, 1847. Eleazer C.
Pionej, and settled in Willington, Conn.
8847. Chriitiana, b. Jan. 9, 1830.
8848. Jame$ Randolph,}}. Mcb. 29, 1881.
8849. Angenette, b. Aug. 19, 1882.
8850. Chariei, b. Mcb. 2, 1884; d. Aug. 15, 1848, e. 14.
8851. Marjf Maria, b. Nov. 4, 1835.
8852. Harriet, b. Mcb. 18, 1837.
8858. 6arah, b. Sept. 25, 1888.
8854. SUen, b. Aug. 16, 1840.
8855. Balph, b. Jan. 2, 1842.
8856. SmeUne, b. Nov. 5, 1844. .
8837.
Solomon Noble, s. of Solomoh, was b. in Willington, Conn.,
July 11, 1793, removed to North Mansfield, Conn., and d.
He m. (1) Nov. 28, 1822, Dobcab Vinton, b. Feb. 11, [May 13?]
1802, dau. of Seth' Vinton of Willington. She d. Feb. 5, 1837,
m. 34.
He m. (2) July 13, 1837, Sabepta Chamberlain, b. Mch. 16,
1807, dau. of Jehiel Chamberlain of Mansfield.
CHILDBEX.
8857. Catharine, b. Feb. 16, 1826.
8858. Henry H, b. June 12, 1828.
8859. Fdrter, b. Apr. 15, 1830; m. Feb.. 1854, Elizabeth D. Cum-
mings, who d. Mcb. 81, 1854, s. 18.
8860. Ira, b. Oct 8, 1832.
8861. Lydia Ann, b. Feb. 8, 1885.
S338.
Ralph Noble, s. of Solomon, was b. in Willington, Conn., Feb.
29, 1796, and d. in- West Colesville, Broome Co., N. Y., Oct. 12,
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BBAKCH OF MATTHEW. 44l
1872, 8B. 76. He was a farmer, and in Nov., 1816, removed to
West Coleaville.
He m. Oct 27, 1816, Harriet Whittemore, b. in Mansfield.
Conn., Feb. 26, 1796, dau. of Daniel and Bridget (Fenton) "Whitte-
more. She d. in West Colesville, N. Y., Apr. 23, 1876, m. 80.
CniLDKEN.
8802. Bufu$ Fenton, b. Feb. 1, 1810; m. (1) E. 8tor>'; (2)H. A. Felton.
8803. Daniel WtbUr, b. Oct. 21, 1820; m. AdcliDc Story.
8804. Rodtrick Jamei, b. Apr. 10, 1824; m. Harriet L. Davis.
8805. lialph Ahimaz, b. Apr. 12, 1820; m. Harriet L. Tarboz.
8800. CharUiElbon, b. Judo 11, 18^8; m. Susan €. Miller.
8807. Albert Orwn, b. Feb. 10, 1830; m. Caroline J. Voinchet.
3339.
SoPHROxiA Noble, dau. of Solomon, -was b. in Williugton,
Conn., July 10, 1801.
She m. May 4, 1830, Roderick Fenton of Willington, who d.
Sept., 1851.
children.
8868. Sophnmia Ann, b. Dec. 17, 1831.
8800. Ira, b. July 22, 1833.
8870. Francu Herbert, b. Mch. 15, 1830.
8871. Oebam, b.
Roderick Cadwell Noble, b. of Solomon, was b. in Willington,
Conn., Oct. 21, 1804, and removed to Stafford, Conn.
He m. Jan. 20, 1828, Hopbe Carpenter.
children.
8872. BUza, b. Apr. 2, 1820; m. Dec, 1858, Alpheus Stanton,
and removed to South Wilbraham, Mass.
8878. Mary Ann, b. Oct. 7, 1832; m. Apr., 1852, John Royce, and
settled in Willington.
8874. Harriet M„ b. May 10, 1880.
8875. Minor, b. June 4, 1830.
8876. AloMo, b. Dec. 10, 1840.
8877. JTarib, ) b. Nov. 1,1843.
8878. Martha, ) b. Nov. 1, 1843.
8879. Franeee R, b. July 22, 1845.
8880. Mariman M, b. Mch. 4, 1850.
S84I.
Christian Noble, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Willington, Conn.,
Apr. 26, 1808, and d. in Mansfield, Conn., Aug. 13, 1876, sb. 68.
She m. Apr. 5, 1827, Isaac Farweli-, b. Feb 13, 1805, s. of
Thomas Farwell of Mansfield, Conn.
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CBXljDSLEiS,
8881. LucreUa C, b. Aug. 17, 1828; d. Apr. 88, 1851, s. 2.
8882. JEOka J,. b. Apr. 11, 1881; d. Apr. 29, 1850, «. 19.
8888. Isaac, b. Oct. 80. 1882.
8884. Asa, b. Oct 7, 1886.
8886. Harriet M., b. June 18, 1840; d. Oct. 1, 1855, n. 15.
8886. Mary Gathanne, b. Nov. 10, 1845; d. Oct. 16, 1846, s. 11 moe.
8887. Ncrman B„ i h. Apr. 28, 1847; d. Oct. 15, 1850, e. 8.
8888. PtimeUa B., ] b. Apr. 28, 1847.
836d«
Fidelia Noble, dau. of Matthew, was b. in Roxbury, N. Y.,
Oct. 31, 1800, and d. in Northfield, Mass., Feb. 8, 1863, e. 62.
She in. May 5, 1824, Asa Comins, b. in Charlesto^n, Mass., July
12, 1794, s. of James and Anna (Rider) Comins. After marriage,
he resided in Leverett, Mass., until 1837, when, he removed to
Cabot^ Vt, and thence, in March, 1848, to Northfield, Mass.,
where he bought and carried on what is known as the *< James
grist-milL*' He d. in Hadley, Mass., Dec. 7, 1870, m. 76.
8889. JamnMaWietD, b. Mcb. 7, 1825, in Leverett; m. (1) May 29, 1849,
Charlotte Mitchell; (2) Mcb. 7, 1869, Maria Elizabeth Cadwell.
After a resolute and successful struggle against adverse circum-
stances, he commenced the study of medicine, with Dr. Daniel
Collins of Danville, Vt, and continued the same with Dr. Daniel
D. Fisk of Greenfield, Mass. In 1851, he graduated at the Eclectic
Medical College, in Philadelphia, Penn. After a successful prac-
tice in Terre Haute, Ind., and Palmer, Mass., he was, in 1868, ap-
pointed professor of obstetrics and diseases of women and children,
in the Eclectic Medical College of the city of New York. He has
also acquired an extensive reputation, for the cure of cancers, with
out the knife, or pain. He resides. 1876, at 845 Lexington Avenue,
New Tork city.
9«^. Harriet NoltU, b. Apr. 1, 1880, in Leverett; m. Dec. '24, 1856,
HolUs D. Simonds, a farmer, who d. in Qill, Mass., Dec. 14, 1871.
Sheresides, 1878, in Gill.
8891. Electa Ann, b. Nov. 14, 1886, in Cabot; m. Mch. 18, 1862, Joseph
If^^wihftii Brown, a wholesale dry goods dealer, in Boston, Mass.
She graduated, in 1869, at the Eclectic Medical College, New York,
and is, 1876, a practitioner of medicine, residing at 860 Broadway,
Chelsea, Mass.
Dr. OxDXOK Cabwkll Nobue, a of Matthew, was b. in Norfolk,
Conn., June 6, 1803. He studied medicine with Dr. Josiah Long
of Leverett) Mass., and Dr. Timothy Jones Gridley of Amherst,
Mass., and attended lectures at the Berkshire Medical College, in
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Pittsfield, Mass., where he received, in 1829, the degree of M. D.
\ He remoyed, in 1 830, to Yarmouth, Mass. ; in 1831, to Chester, War-
' ren Co., N. Y.; in 1832, to Fitzwilliam, N. H.; in 1842, to Fitch-
burg, Mass.; in 1844, to Harvard, Mass.; in 1868, to Hudson.
Mass.; and in 1871, to Waltham, Mass., where he continues to
reside, 1876. For about twelve years, he practised medicine, and
kept an apothecary's shop, but not being able to bear the confine-
ment incident to these occupations, abandoned the same, and since
1844, has devoted -himself principally to agriculture. He was rep-
resentative to the legislature from Harvard, 1850-52.
He m. July 21, 1831, Nancy Perkins, b. in Jeffrey, N. H., Oct
26, 1807, dau. of Robinson and Peggy (Shepardson) Perkins.
She d. in Waltham, Oct. 19, 1875, ». 67..
CHILDREN.
8802. iMbsOa Gray, b. Nov. 1, 1884, in Fitzwilliam ; and there d. Bept.
16. 1886, s. 1.
8808. John P^rldM, b. July 27, 1837, in Fitzwilliam; m. June 12, 1864.
Eleanor Kaocy Foster, b. in Harvard, Jan. 28, 1887, dau. of Abra-
ham and Fanny Digity (Dwinells) Foster. He is, 1876, a merchant
and optician, in Waltham. No children.
8894. OeoTffe Henry, b. Jan. 24, 1841, in Fitzwilliam; m. Jan. 10, 1866,
Mary Abby Rice, b. in Worcester, Mass., Oct. 20, 1846, dau. of
Benjamin P. and Hannah Selmand (Moulton) Rice. He is a ma-
chinist, and resides, 1876, in Providence, R. I. Child. Edith
Moulton, b. Feb. 1, 1876.
8895. Bhrnna Cleane, b. Mch. 2, 1848, in Fitchburg; d. in Harvard,
May 15, 1868, «. 20.
8806. C^ofUi Ik^ndi, b. Oct 19, 1850, in Harvard; and there d. July
18, 1851, SB. 8 moe.
RoDKRiOE Noble, & of Matthew, was b. in Shutesbury, Mass.,
May 14, 1816. He is by trade a wood-turner, and has resided in
Shutesbury, Hadley, and Leverett, Mass. He resides, 1876, in
North Leverett^ Mass.
He m. (1) Feb. 2, 1837, Mart Hawlet, b. in Amherst, Mass.,
Apr. 8, 1816, dau. of Calvin and Lucy (Stowell) Hawley. She d.
in Leverett, Feb. 2, 1839, m. 22.
He m. (2) Nov. 5, 1839, Harriet Seals, b. in Leverett, Aug.
6, 1820, dau; of Uriah and Ruth (Poole) Reals. She d. in Lev-
erett, July 27, 1853, ». 32.
He m. (3) June 27, 1 854, Mart Jane' Graves, b. in Montague,
Mass., Oct. 19, 1835, dan. of Newell and Parthenia (Woodward)
Graves.
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444 DKSCEKDAKTS OK THOMAS HOBLB.
CHILDREN? BT fiECOXD MARRIAGE BORN IN gHUTESBURV. f
8897. LmnderJaimu, b. Sept. 10» 1&41: m. Phelie A. Broim.
8807A.«7Mn AUteU, b. June 24» 1944; m. May 27, 18C8, Eunice Greene,
b. in Hadlej, Mass., dau. of Doras and Nancy (Eentflcld) Greene.
No children. He is, 187C, a former, in Hadley, Mass.
8808. MarySotetU, b. Mch. 4, 1847; m. Jesse Hawkes. He is, 1870, ^
an express agent on the Chicago k North^vestem R. R. , and resides
in Wrightstown. Wis.
3367.
Almon Noble, b. of Horatio, was b. in East Windsor. Conn.,
Mch. 12. 1803. and resides, 1877, in Scantic parish. East Windsor.
Conn. He is a fanner.
He m. (1) Mch. 1. 1847. Mart Akk Bartlett, b. in East Wind-
sor, Nov. 8, 1806, dau. of Samuel and Lydia (Pinney) Bartlett
She d. in East Windsor, Sept. 17, 1848, se. 41.
He m. (2) Mch. 1, 1849, Eunice King Bartlett, b. in East Wind-
sor, Apr. 4, 1812. dau. of Samuel and Lydia (Pinney) Bartlett.
CHILDREK BT first marriage BORK IK EAST WINDSOR.
8899. Prederuk Almon, b. Jime 1, 1882; resides, unm., 1877, in Martha's
Vineyard, where he is a fanner and hotel keeper.
8900. Horatio, b. Aug. 18, 1884; resides, unm., 1877, in Scranton,
Penn. He has been a book publisher and book agent.
8901. Samuel Bartlett, b. July 16, 1886; d. unm. in East Windsor, Aug.
23, 1858, K. 17.
8902. Ludi/i Pinney, b. Mch. 80, 1888; m. Levi G. Hayden.
8908. Hezfkiah BisM, b. June 25, 1840; m. (1) M. A. Moore; (2) £.
Stoughton.
8904. John BarOett, b. Aug. 22, 1846; m. Catharine D. Sadd.
CHILD BT SECOND HARRIAGE BORK IK EAST WINDSOR.
8905. Eenry BarOett, b. Apr. 28, 1850; d. Sept. 28, 1850, m, 5 mos.
SMS.
Charlotte Noble, dau. of Horatio, was b. in East Windsor,
Conn., Mch. 13, 1806, and there d. Feb. 24, 1875, e. 68.
She m. June 4, 1861, Edward Dexter, b. in Windsor, Conn.,
Feb. 18, 1807, s. of David and Mary (Pitkin) Dexter of Windsor,
Conn., and Amherst, Mass. [He m. (1) Dec. 5, 1833, Mary Ann
Parsons, b. Oct 23, 1812, of Ludlow, Mass.] He was a fanner,
and shoei^aker in Broad Brook (East Windsor), Conn., and there
d. Nov. 23, 1872, c 65."
CHILDREN.— 'Done.
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Elizabeth Babtlbtt Moble, dau. of Horatio, was b. in East
Windsor, Conn., Feb. 14, 1809, and there d. Sept. 24, 1842, ». 31.
She m. Sept 30, 1830, Samuel Wiluam Babtlett, b. in East
Windsor, Conn., Mch. 5, 1810, s. of Samnel and Lydia (Pinney)
Bartlett He m. (2) Sept. 14, 1843, Octavia Charlotte Tarbox;
(3) May 16, 1857, Harriet Morton. He is a farmer, and resides,
1877, in Scantic parish, East Windsor, Conn.
CHILDREK BORX IK EAST WDTDBOB.
99W. Samudlndng, b. Sept. 23, 1881 ; m. Dec. 12, 1850, Caroline
Phelps Colton, and is, 1877, a fanner in Bcantic pariah. East Wind-
sor, Conn.
8907. mixdbeth MarOla, b. May 15, 1886; unm., 1877.
8870.
Ruth Bissell Noble, dau. of Horatio, was b. in East Windsor,
Conn., Sept. 26, 1812, and there d. Sept 14, 1870, ». 57.
She m. Sept. 4, 1833, Charles Bartlett, b. in East Windsor,
Conn., Apr. 1, 1808, s. of Jonathan and Margaret (Harper) Bart-
lett. He resides, 1877, in East Windsor, Conn., and has been a
merchant and fanner.
CHILDREN.
8908. CharletKcbk, b. Apr. 19, 1884, in East Windsor; m. Mch. 15,
1858. Amelia Elizsbeth Fisk. He is, 1877, a fanner in Salina City,
Kan.
8800. Georffe MUner, b. Oct. 21, 1886, in East Windsor; m. Jan. 1,
1867, Leonora Sloan. He is, 1877, a farmer in East Windsor, Conn.
8910. Margaret Harper, b. Feb. 21, 1839, in McEwensvillc, Pcnn.; m.
May 7, 1886, Lucius Harvey Crane, and d. in Rockville, Conn.,
Oct 4, 1869, SB. 80. He is, 1877, a flour and grain dealer, in Rock-
Tille.
8911. John N<Me, b. Jan. 81, 1841, in East Windsor; m. Mch. 24,
1870, Harriet Watson. He is, 1877, a farmer in East Windsor.
8912. AHhur, b. Not. 15, 1843, in East Windsor; and there d.
May 4, 1844, n. 5 mos.
8918. Jamee Harper, b. Aug. 25, 1846, in East Windsor; and there d.
Sept. 26, 1846, m, 1 mo.
8914. Jonathan, b. July 1, 1840, in East Windsor; m. Jan. 27,
1877, Mai7 Smith. He is, 1877, a farmer in EjuiI Windsor.
nri.
Hezekiah Noble, s. of Horatio, was b. in East Windsor, Conn.,
May 4, 1815, and d. in Muncy, Lycoming Co., Fenn., Jan. 12, 1866,
». 50. In 1837, he removed to McEwensville, Northamberland
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Co., Penn., thence to Watsontown, Penn., and in 1839 to Muncy,
Lycoming Co., Penn. He was a lumber dealer.
He m. Apr. 25, 1829, Jane MoLkan Bbown, dau. of James and
Catharine (McLean) Brown of Money, Penn.
CHILDREN BORN IN MX7NCT.
8915. Cflara Matilda, b. Mch. 9, 1840; m. Feb 28, I860, Samuel Ken-
nedy Campbell, b. in Baltimore, Md., 1886, a of Archibald and
Juliet Ann (Brown) Campbell. He is, 1870, a dealer in mirrors and
chromos in Richmond, Ya. Child. Hezekiah Noble, b. I>ec. 9,
1880, in Baltimore, Md.
8910. Brneit Sudolph, b. Dec. 9, 1841; m. Oct. 7, 1808, Mary Hepburn
Hayes, b. in Lewisburg, Penn., dau. of Dr. William and Sarah
(Hepburn) Ha3'es. He is, 1870, a lumber dealer and merchant in
Muncy, Penn. Child. Maud, b. Dec. 27, 1809.
8910a. JTary Brown, b. Aug. 24, 1848; d. in Muncy, Penn., Jan. or Feb.
20, 1804, SB. 20.
8917. Adelaide, b Jan. 28, 1845; m. Oct. 19, 1809, Hcnr>' Vluck
Peterman, a of Franklin and Catharine (Coder) Peterman. He re-
sides, 1870, in Muncy, Penn., and is a lumljcr dealer and merchant,
in company with his brother-in-law, Eraest R Koble.
8918. Ella Oathanne, b. Dec. 8, 1847; m. Apr. 20, 1871, Myron Joshua
Ferris, b. in Elmira, N. Y., s. of Myron H. and Henrietta Augusta
(Langstaff) Ferria He is, 1870, a lumber dealer in Elmira, K Y.
No children.
8919. James Clement, b. Aug. 24, 1840; graduated at Albany hnv school,
and was admitted to the bar. He is, 1870, a wholesale and retail
grocer in Eeesrillc, Allegany Co., N. Y., and unmarried.
9920. Jane JSlkabeth,h, AuQ, 13, 1851; m. Sept. 9, 1874, Dr. George
Wood, 8. of Thomas and Margaret (Bceber) Wood. He resides,
1870, in Muncy, Penn. Child. Qeorgianna, b. Sept. 2, 1875, in
Muncy.
8921. Emma LeOia, b. Dec. 20, 1858; m. June 7, , William Edwin
Mohr, a of Nathan and Sarah (Bepass) Mohr. He resides, 1870, in
Mimcy, and is a derk in the Lycoming Mutual Insurance company.
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John Bibsell Noblv, a. of Horatio, was b. in East Windsor,
ComL, Sept. 30, 1819, and d. in La Porte, Ind., Nov. 30, 1803,
m. 44. He was a farmer in Muncy, Penn.,and La Porte, Ind.
He m. Oct 22, 1844, Susan Fredkrick Boal, dau. of James
Boal of Money, Penn. She resides, 1877, in Rolling Prairie Sta-
tion, La Porte Co., Ind.
CHILDItEN.
8922. EmUff, b. Aug. 6, 1846.
8928. John Allen, b. Feb. 8, 1848.
8924. WUUam Jfarr, h. Apr. 10,1851.
8925. ffouHon, b. Feb. 17, 1858.
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•37S.
PoLLT Noble, dau. of Eager Noble, was b. in WeatOeld, Mass.,
Aug. 28, 1781, and d. abt. 1842, ». abt. 61.
Shem. Feb. 7, 1805, William Carter, per. s. of William and
Molly (Sacket) Carter. He was a farmer, and removed to Turin,
N. Y.
CHILDREN.
892G. (Jharhtt4,h,
8927. WaUam, b.
8028. Eliza, b.
8920. mram, b. ; res., 1878. in Oreig, N. Y.
9»5t»a.Oearffe, b. ; res.. 1878, in Oreig, N. Y.
8379.
Cynthia Noble, dau. of Eager, was b. in Westtield, Mass., Nov.
4, 1783, and d. in Marcy, Oneida Co., N. Y., July 5, 1843, m. 59.
Sbe m. Oct 23, 1800, Eleazer Curtis Wiloox, b. in Farming-
ton, Conn., May 20, 1780, s. of Curtis and Jemima (Munson) Wil-
cox. He was a farmer in Granville, Mass., until about 1819, wben
he removed to Floyd, Oneida Co., N. Y., where he d. of dropsy,
Jan. 31, 1827, le. 46. Of the children of this family, all, with
their partners, are or have been members of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, except the first wife of Noble Wilcox, who was a
Baptist. Of the seventy-four grandchildren of this family, forty-
four were living in Nov., 1876. During the Civil war, three of
them died in the service of their country.
CHILDREN.
Kobk', b. Apr. 8, 1803, in Granville; m. (1) Feb. 10, 1820,
Mrs. Olive Harkham, lUf Clark; (2) Feb. 1, 1853, Lois Shattuck; is
a farmer, and resides, 187G, in Stittville, Oneida Co., N. Y.
CfurU's, b. June 27, 1805, in Granville; m. Apr. 1, 1827.
Laura Shattuck. He was a farmer, and d. of consumption, in
Marcy, N. Y.. Dec. 8. 1856. «. 51.
Eleaiar Emery, b. Dec. 8, 1807, in Granville ; m. 1888, Julia Clark.
He is a farmer, and resides, 187G, in Deansvillc, Dane Co., Wis.
3088. Qwrg^:* b. Mch. 18, 1810, in Granville; m. July 24, 1880.
Sarah Spencer. He is six feet in height, owns a farm of six hundred
acres, and has been the father of seven sons and four daughters.
He resides, 1870, in Miller's Station, Crawford Co., Penn.
8084. JuUv9, b. Apr. 20, 1812, in Granville; m. Mob. 1, 1837.
Naomi Carrier. He is a farmer, and resides, 1870, in Glen wood,
Schuyler Co., Mo. .
80a5. ClaruM. b. June 20. 1814. in Grnnville; m. June, 1885, Man
sel Gold. He is a farmer. She d. in Mich.. July 10, 1B37, se. 23.
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448 DISCINDANTa OF TH0MA8 NOBUB.
8086. QfffUhia, b. Feb. 2, 1817, in OnmTille; m. June, 1843, Haniel
Gold. She d. of apoplexy, in Tork, Dane Co., Wis., Jan. dO, 1870.
SB. 88. Like Dorcaa of old, she teemed ever to for^^t herself, in her
concern for the welfare of others.
8887. Muiutm, b. Feb. 8, 1880, in Floyd, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 1, 1848,
Wealthy A. Stone. He was a farmer, and d. of heart disease, in
York. Wis.. Oct. 17, 1873, s. 68.
8988. Jemima, b. May 1, 1882, in Floyd; m. 1842, William Pen-
tecost, resided, 1870, in Forest Orore, Oregon, and d. of heart dis-
ease, in Walla Walla, Washington Territory, Not. 10, 1870, m. 54.
8889. ffuldah, b. Apr. 80, 1820, in Floyd; m. Nov. 25, 1850, Wil-
lard F. Marvin. He is a carpenter and farmer, and resides, 1870,
in Shell Rock, Freeborn Co., Mhin.
Sallt Noble, dau. of Eager, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec.
10, 1785, and there d. Mch. 29, 1805, e. 79.
She m. Feb. 9, 1804, Joshua Loomib, b. May 4, 1779, s. of
Joshua and Achsa (Isham) Loomis. He was a farmer in West-
field, and there d. Feb. 20, 1801, s. 81.
CKBLDKES.
8940. 8aUp, b. Dec. 18, 1805; d. in Turin, N. T., Sept. 11, 1848,
s. 42.
8941. Mdrp, b. June 14, 1808 or 1809; m. Aug. 25, 1884, Elijah
Porter, and d. in Westfield, Dec. 29, 1851. He is, 1870, a printer
in Lake City, Minn.
8942. Joihua Soger, b. July 14, 1811 ; m. Sept. 17, 1885, Tryphena Sack-
ett. He is a whip manufacturer, and resides, 1870, in Westfield.
8943. EtnryKing, b. Mch. 2, 1814; m. Oct 14, 1888, Hannah Grant.
He is, 1870, a grocer In Westfield.
8944. DayUm, b. July 4, 1817; m. <1) Oct. 80, 1858, Mrs. Sarah
Ann Gibbons; (2) Feb. 3, 1864, Melissa Noble, b. Sept. 28, 1822, dau.
o( Reuben Noble. He is, 1870, a farmer in Westfield.
8945. Beuben, b. Mch. 19, 1820; m. Jan. 81, 1847 or 1848, Jane
Morgan. He is, 1870, a whip manufacturer and tobacco dealer in
Westfield.
8940. Lydia, b. July 10, 1822; m. Oct. 24, 1842 or 1848, Merwin
Loomis. He is, 1876, a grocer in Westfield.
9SMa.A9erjf Dayton, b. Apr. 24, 1824 or 1825; m. Jan. 17, 1800, Susan
Palmer.
8947. EUherAnn, b. Not. 15, 1827; m. Oct. 9, 1848, Henry Copley,
and d. in Westfield, Feb. 20, 1858, s. 80.
•Ml.
Charlotte Nobls, dau. of Eager, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
June 22, 1787, and there d. May 11, 1871, sb. 83.
She m. Mch. 18, 1809, Cbarlbs Loomis, b. July 23, 1781 or
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1782, & of Joshua and Achsa (Isham) Loomis of Westfield. He
was a fanner, and resided during most of his life in Westfield, but
removed to West Granville, Mass., where be d. Aug. 8, 1852.
CRTLDREN.
8948. LeieeiUr, b. Feb. 8, 1806; m. Nov. 26, 1885. Maris QUlett. He
is, 1876, a farmer and whip-lash manufacturer.
8949. Fanny, b. Ma}^ 10 or 20, 1810; m. July 4 or 14, 1828, Titus
Pomeroy. He is, 1876, a carpenter and joiner in Westfisld.
8950. HappOona, b. Jan. 4, 1818; d. May 24, 1818, s. 4 mos.
8951. HappOona, b. June 1, 1815; m. Sept. 4, 1842 or 1843, Lyman Kil-
bourn. He is, 1876, a whip-lash manufacturer in Westfield.
8952. Cynthia, b. Jan. 24, 1819; m. Nov. 29, 1889. Milo Mills Dayton.
He is, 1876, a mechanic in Blandford, Mass.
8958. Acfua, b. Jan. 18, 1822; m. Feb., 1842, Luman Spelman. He
is, 1876. a whip-lash manufacturer in W^tfield.
•889.
James Noble, s. of Eager, was b. in Westfield, Jan. 19, 1791,
and there d. June 28, 1875, sb. 84. He was a farmer in the West
parish of that town, living on a part of his father's homestead.
He m. (1) Jan. 30, 1817, Juua Sagket, b. in Westfield, Mch.
11, 1792, dau. of William and Ohve (Dean) Sacket. She d. of
lung fever, Apr. 9, 1852, sb. 60.
He m. (2) Feb. 16,«1853, Laura Sacket, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
June 30, 1817, dau. of Moses and Tryphena (Hiscock) Sacket.
CHILDREN BT FTRST MARRIAGE BORN 11^ WESTFIELD.
8954. JuUa, b. Nov. 8, 1817; d. in Westfield, Mch. 2, 1818, «. 8 mos.
8955. Edmund, b. June 20, 1819; d. in Westfield, Dec. 20, 1886. s. 17.
8956. Cynthia, b. Feb. 28, 1827; d. in Westfield, Nov. 80, 1829, n. 2.
8957. Wmam, b. Maj 20, 1829; d. in Westfield. July 10, 1838, «. 4.
8958. Eager, b. Mch. 14, 1881; a farmer, d. unm., in Westfield, Sept.
18, 1862, s. 81.
8959. Jam0$, b. Jan. 25, 1888; m. Andelusia Loomis.
8960. BHiU, b. Mch. 80. 1886; d. in Westfield. July 21. 1889, 9. 8.
S894.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of Eager, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch.
8, 1801.
She m. Jan. 7, 1824, Lucas Cowlbs, s. of Gamaliel and Naomi
(Barnes) Cowles. He d. in Westfield, Aug. 7, 1849, sb. 49. He
was a master-builder.
children.
8961. Apdlh$, b. May 26, 1825; m. (1) Oct. 10. 1852, Caroline A.
Pinckham; 0^) Henrietta Granger, aud d. in Westfield, Aug. 25,
1878, s. 48. He was a carpenter.
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8902. Mary EtiMoheih, b. Mch. 28, 1827; m. May 1, 1850, Ansel Oridley. a
mason of Oxford, Sumner Co., Kansas.
8003. Whi^fld, b. Jan. 81, 1829; m. Oct. 16, 1858, Abigail Mallor}-.
and is, 1870, a cigar-maker in Westfleld, Mass.
8004. Wetky, b. Mob. 10, 1881; m. Mch. 12. 1850, Emera Mallor^*,
and is, 1870, a wbip-maliLer in Westfleld, Mass.
8905. WUburFUk, b. Feb.. 1835; m. Oct., 1858, Sarab Pitcher, and
is, 1870, a mechanic in Marysvillc, O.
8900. Luey Maria, b. Apr. 23, 1839; m. Justin Granger, who is, 1870,
a cigar manufacturer in Westfleld.
8907. Henry Adtfuon, b. Apr. 20, 1844; m. Feb. 6, 1807, Justina Walton,
and is, 1870, a whip-maker in Westfleld.
88S5.
Oeorge Noble, s. of Eager, was b. in Westfleld, Mass., May 1,
1803, and there d. Sept. 9, 1865, ». 62. He was a farmer in
Sacket*s district, Westfleld.
He m. Nov. 12, 1828, Hannah Sacket, b. May 4, 1805, dau. of
Stephen and Hannah (Bancroft) Sacket. She resides, 1877, in
Westfleld.
children.
8908. Oe«>rgf Eager, b. Apr. 9, 1830; m. Jan. 7, 1854, Frances Maria
Taylor, b. Oct. 2, 1831, dau. of Hezekiah Taylor. He d. Apr. 19.
1807, s. 87. 8he resides, 1877. in Westfleld. Children. 1. Daugh-
ter, b. Apr. 24, 1850; 2. Warren E.. b. Oct. 1, 1801, d. Apr. 21.
1804, ae. 2 yrs. ; 8. Anna, b. Apr. 16, 1800. In the Civil war, he
entered the service as private for nine months, in Co. C, 46 Mass.
Reg., Sept. 25, 1802.
8909. Seth Grant, b. Apr. or Nov. 8, 1831 ; m. Feb. 11, 1801, Louisa
Egington, b. in Birmingham, £ng., Apr. 18, 1838. He is, 1875, n
farmer in Westfleld.
8970. Juliette, b. Jan. 18, 1834; m. May 9, 1854, Caleb Dewey,
a blacksmith, b. July 20, 1820. She d. Nov. 18, 1870, se. 86. Child.
Charles, b. Mch. 17, 1856.
8971. ElbeH Otbom, b. Sept. 14, 1836; m. Sept. 2, 1862, Mary H. Per
kins, b. in Southwick, Mass. He graduated, in 1862, at Union
College. In the Civil war, he entered the service of his country,
Sept. 25, 1802, in Co. C, 40 Mass. Reg., for nine months. He is
now, 1870, principal of a flourishing school in Montezuma, Ind.
8972. SeoU Orange, b. Jan. 2, 1839; m. Rhoda Jones, and is, 1870.
a farmer at the West
8978. AcMaide Maria, b. Jan. 20, 1841 ; d. July 27, 1842, k. 18 mos.
8973a. AddiBon, b. May 17, 1843. In the Civil war, he entereil
the service, Oct. '8, 1801, as a private in Co. F, 27th Mass. Reg., for
three years, but having been wounded in the face, at the battle of
Newbem, N. C, was discharged for disability, Nov. 10, 1802. He
is, 1870, a carpenter in Westfleld.
8974. Merriam EUzabetJi, b. July 23. 1848; is, 1870, a teacher in Westfleld.
8975. Franklin John, b. Dec. 23, 1850; d. Apr. 24, 1802, ft. 11.
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3401.
DwiGijT Noble, s. of William, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch.
1, 1796, and there d. Dec. 29. 1835, ». 39.
He m. Apr., 1828, Olive Habvey, dan. of Peter and Sally (Per-
kins) Harvej. She m. (2) ~— ^ Snow of Hartford, Conn.
CHILDREN.
8975a. UarrUt, b. Apr. 4, 1829; d. Sept., 1830, a?. 1.
^1^. LafayetU MaUhe%c,\i. Oct. 29, 1880; m. Nov. 28, 1862, Ellen S.
Jones, b. hi Westfield, abt. 1842, dan. of Justin Jones. He whs
killed in Westfield, Oct. 19, 1867, m, 86.
3973c. JaiM9 Mmdi$on, b. Mch. 8, 1884; is a farmer, and resides, 1877,
unm., in Westfield.
8403.
WiLUAM Noble, a. of William, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
March 31, 1805, and resides, 1877, on the homestead of his father.
He is a farmer.
He m. May 12, 1828, Eunice Sacket, b. in Westfield, July 1,
1810, dau. of John and Rachel (Morse) Sacket
children born in westfield.
SiilM, Margaret Ann, b. Nov. 30, 1829; m. Apr. 25. 1849, Ludii8 W.
Gorham', b. in Chester, Mass., Apr. 27, 1825, s. of Charles and
Orpha (Bosworth) Ctorham, a whip-maker. He was killed on the
railroad at Port Jenris, N. Y., May 16, 1^58, s. 83. Child. Ella
Lucy, b. Jan. 14, 1852, m. Oct. 8, 1871, Herbert C. Cooley of Hart-
ford, Conn.
3975e. Lucy, b. July 27, 1881; d. May 5, 1884, te. 2.
3970/*. Epkraim Scott, b. Aug. 23, 1836; m. Dec. 31, 1867, Elsie J. Hoot,
and resides, 1875, in Westfield.
3975sr. Eltcin Dmght, b. June 8, 1844; m. Dec. 28, 1876, Sarah Catharine
Bailey, dau. of Nathan Morgan and Sarah (Ensign) Bailey. He
resides, 1877, in Westfield.
9404.
Sbtu Noble, a. of William, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov. 1,
1809. He was for many years a powder manufacturer in West-
field, Mass., and has since been, for a time, a carpenter. He re-
moved, June 8, 1859, to St Joseph, Mo., where he, 1877, resides.
He m. March 15, 1836, Eliza Wheeler, b. in Westfield, April
3, 1812, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Bush) Wheeler. She d.
in Westfield, Aug. 24, 1851, m, 39.
cwtIiDRRn born in westfield.
WJ^^AdObeH SetJi, b. Jan. 7, 1837; m. Jan. 81, 1861, Martha H. Hus-
sey, b. in New Bedford, Mass., abt 1842, dau. of William Hussey.
He was a printer, and d. in South Adams, Mass., Feb. 11, 1869, m.
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452 DBSOOBKDAirre OF THOMAS NOBLE.
82. Child. Frederic Upton, b. Jan. 12, 1882, in Springfield, Masa.,
and d. in Agawam, Mass., Dec. 21 or 25, 1864, s. 2.
8075*. Edtabeth Julia, b. Sept 8, 1889; m. Apr. 28, 1808, Mortimer Lyman
Curtis, b. in Williamttown, Maaa., Bept 19, 1848, a. of HemyHoyt
and Eugenia (Sherman) Curtis. They reaide, 1877, in Cheshire,
Mass., where he is a farmer. Children. 1. Seth Willard, b. Dec.
17, 1864. in Cheshire; 2. Henry Mortimer, b. May 25, 1868, in
South Adams, Mass., d. in Cheshire, May 28, 1869; 8. Mortimer L.,
b. Mch. 5, 1876, in Cheshire.
3491.
Ltbia Noble, dau. of John, was b. April 1, 1803, and d. in
Springfield, Maaa., March 28, 1871, sb. 67.
She m. March 31, 1824, Ely MgIntibe, b. in Delhi, Delaware
Co., N. Y., April 29, 1798, s. of John and Diana (Robinson) Mc-
Intire. He is a United States* armorer, and has long resided in
Springfield, Mass., bis present home, Nov., 1876.
CHILDREN BORK IN 8PRINGFISLD.
8976. Jane EUia Bobinton, b. Apr. 2, 1827; m. Apr. 9, 1845, Legrsnge
Nelson Crocker, a furniture-dealer, then resident of Springfield,
Mass., but now, 1876, of Bridgeport, Conn. She d. in Springfield,
Apr. 20, 1846, ft. 19.
8977. Jame$ Bly, b. Aug. 8, 1881; m. (1) Sept 22, 1858, Mari*
etta Brown Gardiner; (2) Oct. 5, 1871, Elizabeth Lucia Morris. He
prepared for college at Wesleyaii academy, in Wilbraham, Mass.,
graduated at Weslejan University, 1852, attended Harvard College
law school, and studied law with Hon. Henry Morris of Spring-
field, 1852-55. He was, in 1855, admitted to the bar in Springfield,
and has since, up to the present date, Nov., 1876, been in practice
in that city.
CAROLnnD Noble, dau. of John, was b. July 5, 1806, and d. in
SuiBeld, Conn., March 2, 1840, sb. 33.
She m. Sept 11, 1827, Edmund Halladat, b. in SufiSeld, Conn.,
March 7, 1799, 8. of Moses and Mary (Tobin) Halladay. He was
a fanner in Suffield, Conn., and d. Dec. 3, 1852, ». 53. [He m. (2)
Nov. 25, 1840, Clarissa Kendall Children. 1. Caroline K, b. June
16, 1843, who a. March 31, 1863, sb. 19; 2. Clara K., b. Aug. 10,
1847, in Suffield, m. Sept. 4, 1873, Dr. J. E. Mason of Suffield; 3.
Edmund, b. May 8, 1852, unm., 1875, a farmer in Snffield, Conn.]
CHILDREN BORK IH SUFFIELD.
8978. Birtroioe, b. Mch. 6, 18d9, in Suffield; m. May 10, 1854, Charlotte
Kent, and is, 1878, a fanner in Suffield, Conn.
8979. Oaltin, b. June 4, 1882. in Suffield; m. Sept 19. 1854, Isabella
Eincaid, and is, 1878, a merchant in Lima, O. •
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8980. Albert, b. Not. 10, 1884 Jo Suffield; m. Apr. 11, 1860, Anna
Baldwin Kendall and is, 1878, a fanner in Suffield, Conn.
8981. George K, b. Dec. 17, 1887; unuL, is, 1878, a tickct-ageni of Penn.
Central R R, in Xenia, O.
3493.
John Noble, a. of John, was b. Oct 8, 1808, and d. in St.
Joseph, Mo., Maj, 1852, se. 43. He removed, in 1832, to Verona,
Oneida Co., N. Y., and a short time prior to his death, to St.
Joseph, Mo. He was a farmer and merchant
He m. Sept 29, 1831, Harbiet Amanda FECKHAM,b. in Verona,
N. Y., Jan. 30, 1812, dau. of Robert and Susan (Lawton) Peck-
ham. She resides, 1877, in Rome, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
8082. Robert I'^kfiam, b. June 18, 1882, in Bonie, N. Y. ; m. Dec. 4, 1861,
Celia Ann Ford, dau. of John Archibald Ford. 6he resides. 1877,
in Rome, N. Y. He was a forwarding commisKion merchant, of
the Arm of Van Buren & Noble, Buffalo, K. Y., and d. in Utica,
N. Y.. June 80, 1872, «. 40. Children. 1. Kitty Fonl; 2. Harry
Daw; 3. Archibald Ford; 4. Marietta Brajton, b. 1872, d. in
Rome, Oct. 16. 1870, s. 4.
8083. Mary Amanda, b. Nov. or Dec. 14, 1833, in Verona; m. Mch. 18,
1857, Henry Lyndon Adams, b. in Verona, K. Y., Apr. 20, 1830, s.
of Horace and Mary (Lyndon) Adams. He has resided since 1835,
in Rome, N. Y., where he is now, 1877, a farmer. Children bom
in Rome. 1. Harriet Alice, b. May 1, 1850; 2. Minnie Lyndon, b.
June 12, 1861, d. Nov. 20, 1861, ce. 5 mos.; 8. Horace Wyley, b.
Nov. 18, 1862; 4. George Dudley, b. Nov. 11, 1804; 5. Lester
Noble, b. Sept. 11, 1866, d. Jan. 24, 1873, s. 6.
8988a. Oeorge Henry, b. Mch. 8» 1836, in Verona; d. June 23, 1837, ft.
17 mos.
8984. George Hiram, b. Jan. 18,1838, in Verona; m. Dec. 26, 1870,
Henrietta Louise Eeyes, b. in Tariff villc. Conn., Sept. 12, 1844,
dau. of Thomas and Laura Ann (Barrett) Keycs. He removed, in
1867, to Hartford, Conn., and has been most of the time a life insur-
ance agent, though at present, 1877, in the mercantile agency of
R. G. Dun & Co. Child. Robert Peckham, b. July 23, 1875, in
Hartford, and there d. Aug. 10, 1876, le. 27 days..
8985. Suean Lueretia, b. Sept 10, 1830, in Verona; m. July 18, 1866,
John Brainerd McHarg, b. in Rome, N. Y., Oct 26, 1823, s. of
James and Lucy (Brainerd) McHarg. He is, 1877, a manufacturer
of gims, fishing-tackle, and sporting goods, in Rome, N. Y. Cliil-
dren bom in Rome. 1. Alice LawiK>n, b. May 27, 1867; 2. Cora
Bushnell, b. Mch. 10, 1860; 3. John Brainerd. b. July 11, 1873.
8986. Horace Adatne, b. Oct. 18, 1841, in Verona; m. Mch. 10, 1867,
Frances Adehiide Wilcox, b. in Rome, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1847, dau.
of Joseph Franklin and Fannv Jane (Fuller) Wilcox. In the Civil
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war, he enlisted, Aug. 36, 1862, in Co. C\ ffOth N. Y. Vol. Engineers.
and was mustered out of the service about June 35, 1865. Ho
removed, Apr. 14, 1867, to Buffalo, N. Y. He is, 1877, in the coal
and transportation business, owning and operating coal-mines in
Reynoldsville, Penn., the name of his firm 1>eing "Frank Wil-
liams." Children. 1. Alma Jane, b. Feb. 28, 1868, in Rome, N. Y. ;
2. Joseph Wilcox, b. July 20, 1870, in Buffalo; 8. Mary Louise, b.
Oct 7, 1874, in Buffalo.
M9f.
Theodore Noble, a. of John, was b. July 8, 1811. He removed,
in 1835, to Rome, N. Y., and now, 1877, resides in Belleville,
Jefferson Co., N. Y. He was formerly a tailor, but is now a
fanner.
He m. (1) Oct., 1834, Akn Field, b. June 15, 1815, dau. of
Elijah and Cynthia (Terry) Field of Longmeadow, Mass.
He m. (2) Field.
CHILDBBN BT FIB8T MARRIAOE BORN IK ROME.
8887. James K, b. Apr. 28, 1886.
8088. Marif ImbeOa, b. July 8, 1841.
8435.
Edward Noble, s. of John, was b. in Westfield, May 10, 1814.
He has resided in Verona, N. Y., for twenty years; in Vienna,
N. Y., for one year; in Westmoreland, N. Y., for one year, and
in Rome, N. Y., for eighteen years. He is, 1877, a farmer in
Rome (Stanwiz F. O.), Oneida Co., N. Y.
He m. Nov. 1, 1837, Marli Lillybridoe Little, b. in Vienna,
Oneida Co., N. Y., June 28, 1820, dan. of Clark and Jerusha
(Allen) Little. She d. Sept. 15, 1866, m, 46.
childrek.
8980. Lodieska Ann, b. May 2, 1889, in Verona, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 24,
1865, Antle Niles, a of John and Experience (Sloan) Nilcii. He
is, 1877, a farmer in Rome, N. Y. 8hc d. without issue, Feb! 10,
1867, e. 27. He m. (2) 1867, Lucinda Maria Lanfear.
8990. Amanda ffatstead, b. Oct 18, 1841, in Vienna, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 1,
1861, Thomas Geoi^e Wetherill, b. in Whitestown, N. Y., 8ept 4,
1888, 8. of Thomas and Mary (Bailey) Wetherill. He is a farmer
in Whitestown, N. Y. Children. 1. Carrie Isabell, b. Nov. 28.
1861, in Rome, N. Y. ; 2: Mary Elnetta, b. Mch. 15, 1868, in Whites-
town; 8. George Edward, b. Jan. 27, 1863, in Whitestown.
8991. CaroUtie ffoUdajf, b. Dec. 10, 1848, in Verona; m. Feb. 2, 1875,
Peter Orenduif. He was a farmer in Herkimer, N. Y., and d. Mch.
4,1875. •
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BBA170H OF MATTHKW. 455
9002. Hartfeif K, b. Aug. 14. 1847, in Verona, N. Y. ; m. June 6,
1876, Edna L. Wood. He resides, 1877, in Gouvcmeur, St. Law-
rence Co., K. Y., and is station agent for the Rome. Watertown
A Ogdensburgh R. R.
8908. WMam Henry, b. Sept. 80, 1850, in Verona, K. Y. ; m. Mch. 15.
1877, Electa Maria Sutliff, b. in Whitestown, N. Y., 1845, dan. of
Edward and Mary Electa (Parkburst) Sutliff. He is, 1877, a fanner,
in Whitestown, Oneida Co., N. Y.
8994. EdutardJohn, b. Oct. 22, 1855, in Verona, N. Y.
8995. Home Maria, b. June 15, 1857, in Verona, N. Y.
Hiram Noblk, 8. of John, was b. is Westfield, Mass., June 10,
1817, and d. in Washington, D. C, Jan. 4, 1863, sb. 45. He was
a mason, and resided in Springfield, Mass., East Hartford, and
Hartford, Conn. In the Civil war, he was a corporal in the 2lBt
Conn. Reg. He died of a fever contracted At the battle of Fred-
ericksburg, Ya. His remains were brought to Hartford, and
interred in Spring Orove cemetery.
He m. JaiL 8, 1840, Lucinda Mabia House, b. in Glastonbury,
Conn., April 7, 1815, dau. of Luther and Laura *(Talcott) House.
She resides, 1877, in Hartford.
CHILDRBK.
8996. CaroUne Albinia,\if 3%Ay 20, 1842, in Hartford; resides, unm., 1878,
in Hartford.
8996a. Harriet Ann, b. May 20, 1844, in Springfield, Mass. ; m. Jan. 17,
1865, Heman Augustus Tyler, b. in New Haven, Conn., Oct. 17,
1842, s. of John Bissell and Minerva (Mallory) Tyler of New Haven.
Conn. In the Civil war, he served three years as a private in the
1st Regiment Conn. Heavy Artillery. He resides, 1876, in East Hart-
ford, Conn., and is genenl agent of the .£tna Life Insurance com-
pany, and colonel of the Ist regiment of Btate militia. Children.
1. Hariette Maria, b. in New Haven, Conn., Sept 15, 1865; 2. Hen-
riette Elizabeth, b. Sept. 15, 1865, iu New Haven, Conn. ; 8. Minerva
Evelyn, b. Aug. 19, 1872, in East Hartford, Conn. ; 4. Alice Emily,
b. June 10, 1874, in East Hartford, Conn. ; 5. Heman Augustus, b.
Aug. 18. 1877.
8997. Franeee EUa, b. May 10, 1846, in Cliicopee, Mass.
899a Jamee Ely, b. Aug. 15, 1849, in Chicopee, Mass. ; d. in Hart-
ford, Conn., May 22, 1851, se. 21 mos.
8999. Ludnda Maria, b. Nov. 25, 1851, in East Hartford, Conn.
4000. MiryAUfie, b. June 27, 1858, in East Hartford; m. (1) Apr. 19,
1871, Edwin Butler Harris, a druggist in Hartford, b. in Columbia.
Conn., Aug. 20, 1850; (2) Feb. 15, 1877, Joseph Beedon Clapp, b.
in New Bedford, Mass., Apr. 25, 1851, s. of William Fitch Hall
and Betsey Ann (Beedon) Clapp. He is, 1878, a tinsmith in Hart-
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ford. Child by lint husband. Wilfred Raymond, b. July 18,
1878, in Hartford.
4001. TFiTJ/VMf mram, b. Oct 18, 1856, in East Hartford. Conn. ; rasides.
unm., 1878, in Hartford.
4/OOla. Clara Delia, b. Aug. 12, 1858, d. tame day.
Charles Noble, s. of Charles, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept.
4, 1805. He was a farmer in Westfield, and d. Nov. 26, 1858,
8B. 53.
He m. Nov. 25, 1833, Lois Harrison, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Dec. 10, 1810, dan. of Reuben and Nancy (Baldwin) Harrison.
She resides, 1877, in Westfield.
CHILDREN, — none.
James Noble, b. of Charles, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Oct.
20, 1807, and there d. Mch. 25, 1877, m. 69. He was a farmer
and whip manufacturer, and resided about one quarter of a mile
east of Westfield green, on the south side of the road to Spring-
field. In 1851, he was a representative in the State legislature.
He m. Dec. 11, 1838, Jane Farmer, b. in Westfield, Oct. 15,
1815, dau. of Hezeldah and Sally Elizabeth (Clark) Farmer.
gbildebn born in westfield.
4002. Men, b. Apr. 5, 1842; m. Dec. 9, 1863; George Fowler,
b. in Westbrook, Me., Oct. 81, 1840, a of Daniel and Marinda
(Jones) Fowler. He is, 1877, a paper manufacturer in Bpringfleld,
Ifasa She d. in Westfield, Oct 11, 1865, ». 28. Child. George
Noble, b. Oct 11, 1865, in Westfield, ai^d there d. Aug. 28, 1866, m,
lOmos.
4008. I^neet, b. July 14, 1844; m. Oct 26, 1871, Fianklin Eras-
tuB Foote, b. in Chester, Mass., Mch. 4, 1825, a of Asa and Betsey
Eliza (Rice) Foote. He resides, 1877, in Westfield. Child. Anna
Bell, b. Apr. 8, 1878, in Westfield.
4004. Charlei, b. Apr. 26, 1840; m. Oct 22, 1878, NeUie Eliza
Kellogg, b. in Bouthwick, Mass., Aug. 6, 1853, dau. of Langdon
Crosby and Eliza Ann (Clark) Kellogg. 8he d. in Westfield, July
22, 1876, SB. 22. No children.
4005. Jamei, b. Aug. 27, 1851.
4006. AnnaBOe, b. June 28, 1858.
4007. J^rank MareeOus, b. Nov. 1, 1855.
LuoT NoRLE, dau. of Charles, was b. in Westfield, Mass., July
8, 1812, and there resides, 1877.
She m. May 3, 1832, Ira Teamans, b. in Westfield, May 7,
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1809, 8. of Ira and Sophronia (Root) Yeamans. He was a whole-
sale miller, and d. in New York city, Aug. 19, 1870, m, 61.
CHILDBEK.
4006. James, b. July 81, 1883; was killed Not. 30. 1840. m. 7.
while on his way to school, by the sliding of a bank of earth
upon him.
4009. CharU$XMe, b. Apr. 1, 1886; m. Helen Josephine Avery. He
resides, 1877, in Westfleld, and is president of the New Haven &
Northampton R. R. Co.
4010. Mary Ann, b. Aug. 18, 1842; m. July 1, 1809. Dr. Frank W.
IfuUen of Westfield, who d. in Westfleld, Aug. 4, 1873. She re-
sides, 1877, with her mother in Westfield.
8481.
Maby Akk Noblk, dau« of Charles, was b. in Westfield, Sept
6, 1815, and d. in Westfield, Mass., May 13, 1841, sb. 25.
She m. abt. Feb., 1839 (pub. Dec. 22, 1838), Gay Moskly, b. in
Westfield, 8. of Jeremiah and Nancy ("Weller) Mosely. He was a
fanner, and d. in Westfield, Feb. 17, 1850, m. 37.
crtIjDBBn, — ^none.
8439.
Wklls Noblb, s. of Charles, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
28, 1818, and there d. July 2, 1875, m. 57. He was a fanner, and
resided on his father's homestead, in Westfield. His sons reside,
1877, on the farm of their father and grandfather.
He m. June 17, 1846, Maby Dewey, b. in Westfield, May 26,
1819, dau. of Charles and Electa (Sacket) Dewey of Westfield.
CHILDBEK BOBK IN T^'ESTFIELD.
4011. WeOi, b. June 24, 1851 ; is, 1877, a farmer in Westfield.
4012. Reuben, b. May 6, 1850; is. 1877, a farmer in Westfield.
8488.
Hon. Reuben Noble, b. of Charles, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct 26, 1820. He has always resided in Westfield, except during
the years 1846-47, which he spent in Dayton, O. His business is
the manufacture of whips, and with the exception of three years,
he has been treasurer of the American Whip Co., since its organ-
ization in 1855. He was postmaster of Westfield, 1858-1861,
State senator, 1872, and member of the Mass. House of Repre-
sentatives, 1874-76. In 1868, he was the Democratic candidate
for lieutenant-governor of the commonwealth, and in 1870, Dem-
ocratic candidate for Congress, Henry L. Dawes of Pittsfield,
being the opposing and successful candidate.
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He xn. March 28, 1854, Eliza Caboumb Footb, b. in Chester,
Mass., Jan. 81, 1833, dan. of Asa and Betsey (Rice) Foote. [Asa
Foote, s. of Wm. Foote, was b. in Chester, Mass., Aug. 4, J 786,
and d. May 16, 1845].
OHiLDBEN,— none.
Henbt Noblb, 8. of Henry, was b. in Westfield, Mass., July
19, 1809, and there d. Dec. 22, 1875, m. 66. He was a wheel-
wright.
He m. Oct. 12, 1829, EinLT Ann Oainbs, b. in Tolland, Conn.,
Oct. 5, 1810, dau. of WiUiam and Sally (Eaton) Gaines. He was
divorced from her. * . i
He m. (2) Mch. 23, 1857, Mrs. Eldeabeth Hebrick Hanchbtt,
b. in Md., dau. of Preston. She m. (1) Hanchett.
4018. Sarah Jane, b. Apr. 6 or 10, 1881, in Tolland, Conn. ; m. Aug.
14, 1848, David Page Jackman, s. of Danie) and Sarah (Page) Jack-
man: He is, 1877, a locomotive engineer. Children. 1. Sarah
Ann, b. Sept. 15, 1850, d. July 1, 1852, sb. 22 mos. ; 2. David Heniy,
b. Aug. 16, 1852, d. Oct. 7, 1852, c. 7 weeks; 8. Eugene Henr)% b.
Sept. 20, 1854, m. Apr. 10, 1877, Anna B. Plumb. He is, 1877, a
machinist.
4014 Nan4^ FbtOer, b. Apr. 9, 1882, in Tolland; m. (1) Apr. 8, 1850,
Dwight Allen. He was a printer, and d. in Westfield, Mass. ; (2)
July, 1857, Luther D. Eaton. She d. in Andover, Conn., Oct. 27,
1888, K. 84. Child by first marriage. Fanny Elizabeth, b. Sept.
80, 1851, in Westfield, d. Oct. 1852.
4016. Wmiam Benry, b. Apr. 15, 1834, in Westfield; d. Oct, 1886, sb. 2.
'4016. (hcarDdano, b. July 25, 1886, in Westfield; d. in Brockport,
Monroe Co., K. Y., Oct 7, 1860, c. 24 He was a carpenter.
4017. Ddphia Imogene, b. Jan. 80, 1889 or 1840, in Westfield; m. Oct.
29, 1867, Lucius Dwight Post, s. of Erastus Dwight and Abbie
(Strong) Post. He is, 1877, a merchant in Andover, Conn.
S4M.
Lbonabd Noble, s. of Henry, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June
15, 1813, and removed thence, in Oct., 1830, to Tolland, Conn.; in
Aug., 1832, to Rockville (Vernon), Conn.; in Oct, 1835, to Collins
viUe, Conn.; in Oct, 1836, to Pinckney, Mich.; in Sept, 1873, to
Taloottville (Vernon), Conn.; and in Sept, 1876, to South Wind-
ham, Conn. He has been a blacksmith, manufacturer of wagons
and farming implements, and dealer in hardware, but is now,
1877, railroad station and express agent
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He m. (I) Nov. 26, 1835, Anna Wright Loomis, b. in Coventry,
Conn., Dec. 11, 1814, dau. of Samuel and Irene (Tracy) Loomis.
She d. in Talcottville, Conn., Feb. 8, 1875, m. 60.
He m. (2) Oct. 10, 1876, Mrs. Causta Prior, b. in Coventry,
Conn., Apr. 10, 1817, dau. of Samuel and Irene (Tracy) Loomis.
She m. (1) Dec. 3, 1834, Prosper Prior, a farmer, who d. in New
Britain, Conn., Jan. 18, 1866.
CHILDREN BY FIRST MARRIAGE BORN IN PINCKNEY.
4018. Franoet Irene, b. Aug. 1, 1837; m. Samuel Grimes.
4010. Snrah EUiabeth, b. Aug. 81, 1841; m. Apr. 20, 1808, Edgar Josiab
Noble, 8. of Ensign and Amanda (Duncan) Noble. He served in
the Civil war, and is now, 1877, a farmer in Marion (Howell P. O.),
Mich. No children.
4020. Henrif Leonard, b. Apr. 5, 1848; m. (1) £. Bufflngton; (2) F. £.
Dimock.
4021. Mary Cathan'ne, b. Dec. 15, 1844; m. Charles D. Morse.
4022. Fidelia Annette, b. Jan. 11, 1847; m. Van RensseUier W. Davis.
4023. Samuel Traey, b. Dec. 5, 1848; m. Anna E. Fisher.
4024. Bota Ellen, b. Aug. 80, 1852; d. in Pinckney, Mich., June 7,
1872, ae. 10.
4025. CheUea Adelbert, b. July 4, 1854; m. Adeline T. Lasbury.
8437.
Nathan Noble, B.^of Henry, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov. 9,
1815. He is a whip-maker, and resides, 1877, in Westfield. He
was, from Apr. 12, 1838, to Oct. 28, 1841, captain of a company of
artillery in Westfield, chartered in 1788, and disbanded in 1843.
He ro. (1) Nov. 16, 1837, Rozana Sackxt, b. in Westfield, Maas.,
Jan. 19, 1810, dau. of John and Rachel (Morse) Sacket She d. in
Westfield, of consumption, May 11, 1842, sb. 23.
He m. (2) May 18, 1843, Ann Sacket, b. in Westfield, June 28,
1812, dau. of John and Rachel (Morse) Sacket. She d. in West-
field, Feb. 12, 1853, sb. 40.
He m. (3) Apr. 6, 1854, Brrsrr Howe Allbk, b. in Barnard,
Vt, July 20, 1815, dau. of Jacob and Mary (Nye) Noble.
CHILDRBN BT BECOin) MARBIAGE.
4026. Leonard Elbert, b. June 2, 1844, in Westfield; m. May 28. 1866,
Julia Fosdink Taft, b. in Montague, Mass.. Nov. 7, 1846, dau. of
Geor^ Washington and Candace (Pierce) Taft. Children bom in
Westfield. 1. Frod Nathan, b. Jan. 17, 1868, d. in Westfield, July
d5, 1869, SB. 6 mos. ; 2. William Henry, b. May 13, 1870; 8. Nettie
Julia, b. Oct. 6, 1871. He is a tinsmith, and resides, 1877, in West-
field. In the Civil war, he enlisted, Sept. 25, 1863, as a private in
Co. C, 46th Mass. Reg., and served eleven months.
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4027. AntoineUe Bojrana, b. Aug. 20, 1B40 Jn Westfleld; m. Dec. 12,
1807. Willis Henry Richardson, b. in Livermore, Me., abt 1848, s.
of Willis and Jenette (Bcals) Richardson. He is a whip manufac-
turer, and resides in Westfield. No children.
84M.
Stlvsstkb Dbakk Noble, a. of Daniel, was b. in Hoodck, N. Y.,
Mcb. 24, 1794. He learned the wheelwright's trade of Samuel
Burrell, in Hooeick, in 1815, left that place, and has since resided
in Otisco, N. Y. ; Salina, N. Y.; Hastings, N. Y.; Syracuse, N. Y.;
and in 1 835, removed to Ann Arbor, Mich., where he has continaed
to reside up to the present time, 1876.
He m. (1) Sept 19, 1816, Pamela Akn Wood, b. in Saratoga,
N. Y., Apr. 18, 1796, dau. of James and Asenath (Benedict) Wood
of Onondaga, N. Y. She d. in Hastings, N. Y., Apr. 22, 1828,
SB. 31.
He m. (2) May 26, 1833, Mrs. Eubopla Ank Gkx>DBicH, b. May
28, 1 804, dau. of William and Mary (Reynolds) Taylor of Cazenovia,
N. Y. She d. in Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 23, 1847, te. 43. [She
m. (1) Jnne, 1825, Calvin Goodrich, b. in Pompey, N. Y., 1803,
and d. in Watervale, N. Y., 1831.]
He m. (3) Aug. 7, 1849, Mrs. Mabtha Whitmobb, b. in Bloom-
ing Grove, N. Y., Ang. 28, 1803, dan. of Moses and Martha (Hop-
kins) Merrill of Boston, Mass., and Bloomington, N. Y. [She m.
(I) Mch. 5, 1826, Oliver Wells Whitmore, b. Jan. 8, 1802, a of
Oliver and Sarah (Eilbonm) Whitmore. He d. in Toledo, O., Jan.
22, 1847, SB. 44.]
CmLDR^ BT FIBST ItABBIAOB.
402a Alon»o Mietus, b. Aug. 5, 1817; m. Elizabeth Btooc.
4089. SajJkfvnia Maria, b. Sept. 19, 1830; m. Boswell Waterman.
4090. FaiMna, h. 8^t 87, 1883. in Saluia, N. Y. ; d. in Syracuse.
N. Y., Jan. 87, 1884, c 1&
CaiLDBER BT BBOOHD WASBIJOT
4031. Jfofy muabetk, h. Nov. 87. 1884; m. John T. SwatheL
4068. Damria Anti^ h. July 18, 18S8, in Ann. Arbor; resides, nnm..
1876, in Ann Arbor.
4088. Adetia Harriet, b. Dec. 8. 1810, in Ann Arbor; d. Feb. 0, 1841,
c 8moa.
4064. Xmy Ckmrlu, b. July 84, 1842, in Ann Ariior; reridffs, 1876,
nnm., in Houston, Texas, and is master mechanic of the Houston
& Texas Central R. R.
4085. AMioL OaOarine, b. Apr. 18, 1844; m. Noah W. Cbeever.
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S4M.
Dr. Aix>Nzo Ensign Noble, e. of Daniel, was b. in Hoosick,
N. Y., Jan. 22, 1796, and d. of a cancer, in Fort Huron, Mich.,
Dec. 28, 1870, m, 74. He studied medicine with Jehiel Steams of
Pompey Hill, N. Y., and at tlie Berkshire Medical CoUege, in t'itts-
field, Mass.; commenced practice, Jan., 1826, in Palermo, Oswego
Co., N. Y., and removed thence, in 1837, to Port Huron, Mich.
He m. (1) Feb. 17, 1820, Augusta Bbown, b. Oct. 13, 1802, dau.
of Jacob Brown of Adams, Mass., from whom, about 1836, he was
divorced.
He m. (2) Oct. 31, 1840, Mabia Fish, b. Dec. 14, 1812, dau. of
Allen and Clarissa Fish, of Port Huron, Mich*. She d. of congestive
fever. Sept 9, 1858, m. 45.
CHILD BT FIBST KABBIAGE.
4086. Linnaut Sylte^ter, b. Mch. 11, 1821; m. Mary Fowler.
CHILDBBR BY SECOND MABRIAOE.
4087. Hmry, b. Sept. 12, 1842; d. Mch. 28, 1848. sb. 6 moe.
4068. HarUnD K, b. Dec. 84, 1848; d. July 80, 1844, ». 7 mos.
4089. Juiia Ann, b. May 81, 1845; d. Mch. 1. 1846, «. 9 moe.
4040. Eden Maria, b. Dec. 7, 1847; d. Feb. 26, 1849, s. 1.
4041. Charlotte, b. May 12, 1840; d. July 26. 1849, sb. 2 moe.
4042. Franek, b. Feb. 7, 1851 ; d. May 21, 1852, e. 1.
4048. Ada EMU, b. Aug. 28, 1858; resides, 1877, unm., in Port Huron.
8460.
Rev. Samuel Burbell Noble, s. of DanieU was b. in Hoosick,
N. Y., July 22, 1798, and d. of consumption in Ortonville, Mich.,
Apr. 13, 1874, «. 75. He was a preacher in the Wesleyan Meth-
odist church, having left the Methodist Episcopal church, because
of its supposed pro-slavery tendencies. He resided for a time in
Ann Arbor, Mich., where he was one of the editors of the Michigan
Firmer^ but in Nov., 1856, removed to Port Huron, Mich., and
thence, in 1858, to Pontiac, Mich., and there continued to reside
nntil his death.
Hem. Aug. 21, 1821, Emilt Belding, b. Jan. 5, 1802, dau. of
Ebenecer Belding, b. in Ashfield, Mass., Aug. 23, 1769, who d. in
Otisco, N. Y., Oct 12, 1821, sb. 52, and Azubah Root, b. in Hebron,
Conn , Mch. 3, 1780, who d. in Troy, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1846, n. 66.
She d. June 21, 1871, «. 69.
CH1IJ>BEN.
4044. AdeUaAddine, b. Apr. 11, 1822; m. Nov. 11, 1840, Julius Dean,
b. Dec 25, 1806, s. of Israel Dean of South Canaan, Conn., and d.
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462 DBSCKNDAKTB OP THOMAS WOBLB.
Dec. 12, 1842, ae. 20. Child. Emily, b. Oct. 8, 1842, d. Oct. 7, 1842.
Mr. Dean has married again, and at last account resided in Pontiac,
Mich.
4045. Harriet Urtula, b. Apr. 18, 1826; d. unm., of consamption, in Ann
Arbor, Mch. 18, 1850, sb. 29.
4046. Samuel Belding, b. 8^t 21, 1888; a seedsman, d. onm., Jan. 20,
1872, e. 88.
8469.
LiNNJBUS Fatghim Noble, b. of Daniely was b. in Hoosick, N. Y.,
Nov. 1, 1802, and d. in Fayetteville (Manlins), Onondaga Co., N. Y.,
Jan. 26, 1873, m. 70.
From 1829, until his death, with the exception of a few years,
Fayetteville was the place of his residence. He was an effi-
cient Sabbath-school superintendent; and a deacon, of the Baptist
chnrch, both in Fayetteville, and in the Pearl street Baptist church,
Albany, N.. Y. In early life, he espoused the anti-slavery cause,
and was identified with Gerrit Smith, James O. Bimey, Beriah
Green, and all those earnest workers for the abolition of slavery.
He was one of the founders, and the first publisher, of the Naiumal
Eroj an anti-slavery journal printed in Washington, D. C. He
was also an active supporter of the temperance cause. '* He was a
man of commanding presence, large brain, considerable intellectual
culture, a good speaker, and an honest man. He might have filled
high political stations, but his radical views kept him in the minor-
ity. His generous spirit could not be fettered by sectarian narrow-
ness, or the blind bigotry of a corrupt public sentiment He cared
not for office— he wanted honesty and honor in the conduct of
public afEairs.'*
He m. Feb. 4, 1828, Hasrixt Edwabdsi b. Apr. 14, 1802, dau.
of Samuel Edwards, b. Apr. 7, 1774, who d. in Manlius, N. Y.,
Aug. 27, 1847, 0. 73, and Sarah Robinson, b. Aug. 23, 1775.
MiB. H. E. Noble d. in Fayetteville, N. Y., Mch. 24, 1874, m. 71.
CHILDREN.
4047. Mafia Sa/rak, b. Apr. 7, 1820; m. 0) H. Lord; (2) C. Rich-
mond.
4048. CkoHee Linnmue, b. Aug. 29, 1881 ; m. (L) £. J. Goodrich; (2) £. C.
HalL
Daniel Kibbeb Noble, s. of Sylvester, wash, in Hoosick, N. Y., «
Sopt 11, 1795, and d. Sept. 18, 1864, n. 69. He was a wagon-
maiker, and resided in Qrtonville, Oakland Co., Mich.
He m. (1) Feb. 20, 1820, Polly Tbetbiok, b. in Freice, York
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Co., Penn., Apr. 29, 1796, who d. in Auburn, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1827,
m. 30.
He m. (2) Mn. Suban A. Stoks, dan. of —— — Brown.
CHILD BT FIRST MABRIAOB.
4049. Marp Eluabeth, b. Jan. 6, 1827; adopted by her aunt, Mrs. Minerva
A. Froet of Rochester, N. Y., and there resides, unm., 1876.
CeXLDRBN BT 8B0OND MABBIAGB.
4050. Lytnan, } b.
4051. Jvlia, ) b.
84641.
HoBACB Lbvins Noble, a. of Sylvester, was b. in Hoosick,
N. Y., Oct. 27, 1802, and d. in Dansville, Livingston Co., N. Y.,
Apr. 28, 1839, SB. 36. He was by trade a wagon-maker.
He m. Sept. 10, 1829, Amanda Euza Haskinb, b. June 26,
1808, dau. of Heman and Nancy Haskins of Fort Ann, Washing-
ton Co., N. Y. After Mr. Noble's death, she m. May 21, 1843,
Joseph Cole, a farmer in Sandy Creek, Oswego Co., N. Y., b. Dec.
5, 1798, B. of Benjamin and Martha Cole, being his second wife.
CEILDBEN.
4052. Fiinny Minena, b. July 6, 1880, in Hannibal, N. Y. ; m. Sept.
8, 1858, John Wilder, b. in Sandy Creek, N. Y., June 22, 1822. He
was a farmer, s. of Clark Wetherby and Peedee Wilder, and settled
in Martin, Mich.
4058. Nancy Eluabelh, b. Nov. 7, 1882, in Hannihal; m. July 8, 1851,
Orlando B. Wilcox, a farmer, b. in Bennington, Vt, Sept 80, 1881,
s. of Romulus Wilcox, and removed to Sexton ville. Wis. Children.
1. Horace Nohle, b. July 18, 1852; 2. Ida Amanda, b Apr. 19,
1855.
4054. JuUa Lena, b. Feb. 4, 1885, in Hannibal; resided, 1856, in
Sandy Creek.
4055. BiflMtUr BMrman, b. Aug. 26, 1887, in Dansville, N. Y. ; a tinman,
removed to Sacket's Harbor, N. Y.
8467.
JuuA Elma Noblb, dau. of Sylvester, was b. in Hoosick,
N. Y., Aug. 23, 1805, and d. in Farma, N. Y., July 14, 1865,
SB. 49.
She m. Apr. 29, 1829, Ltmak Norton, b. Oct. 6, 1802, s. of
Ezra and Sarah Norton of Mendon, Monroe Co., N. Y.
4056. Minerva Electa, b. Dec. 11, 1880. in Mendon, N. Y.
4057. Ekra Lyman, b. June 4, 1838, in Mendon, N. Y.
4058. An$a Froet, b. Oct. 21, 1835, in Rochester, N. Y.
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464 DK8CINDANT8 OF THOMIB MOBLI.
4069. ffenrif Allen, b. June S, 1840. in DaasTille, N. Y.; and thm
d. May 18, 1842, ». 1.
4060. SylDuter BouUm, b. June 18, 1844, in DansTille, N. Y.
4061. Sarah SUgabeth, b. Mch. 28, 1847. in Dansville. N. Y.
S469.
Stltbstbb Bbooksb Nobls, s. of Sylvester, was b. in Hooeick,
N. Y., May's, 1810, and removed to Elbridge, Onondaga Co.,
N. Y.
He m. Mch. 21, 1837, Hxlbn Eliza Ooddabd, b. in Maroellus^
N. Y., June 1, 1820, dau. of Samuel Goddard.
childbbk.
4062. Henry Kibbe, b. June 27. 1845, in Elbridge, N. Y.
4063. Julia Kate, b. June 29, 1847. in Rocbester, N. Y. .
Claba Noble, dau. of Russell, d. March 12, 1843.
She m. March 10, 1826, David Mabkham.
[He m. (2) Dec. 7, 1845, Ann Birch, by whom he has had ten
children, of whom three have, 1876, deceased.] He resides, 1876,
in Jackson, Mich.
CBILDBEN.
d. Sept. 6, 1890.
a blacksmith, res., 1876, in Jackson.
a blacksmith, res.. 1876. in Jackson.
ras..l876, inCal.
a farmer, res., 1876, in Leslie, Mich.
a farmer, res., 1876, in South Bend, Ind.
a farmer, res., 1876, in Jackson.
a hardware merchant in Hanover. Mich.
m. Mark Webster, a farmer, who res.,
4064. Lutker, b.
4065. WaUamD., b.
4066. Mareui, b.
4067. Levant, b.
4068. l^ands, b.
4069. Nmnan, b.
4070. MUo, b.
4071. Ban9(m, b.
4072. AdaUne, b.
1876, in Walkerton. Ind.
MM.
Salome Noble, dau. of Solomon, was b. Jan. 25, 1786, and d.
Apr. 9, 1825, m. 39.
She m. Dec. 1, 1803, Wiluam Montgoicebt Oaqb, b. in Danby, •
Vt, Aug. 15, 1780, B. of Walter Oage. He settled in Ferris-
burgh, Vt
CHIIiPBKW.
4078. DMamia L., b. Nov. 1. 1806; m. Feb. 26, 1844. Orange BriteU
of Weybridge, Vt ^
4074. Ohridar J., b. Nov. 2, 1807; d. May 6. 1810, s. 2.
4076. ffarriet N., b. Mch. 80, 1809; m. Feb. 2, 1847. Allen Breed,
Jr., of Crown Point. N. T. \
4076. Julia Ann N<Me, b. Dec. 15. 1810; m. Sept. 14, 1889, Imuic I. Fond4
of Vergennee, Vt. ^
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4077. Horace Loomii, b. Jan. 19, 1818; m. Oct. 18, 1889, Mary Holcomb
of Panton, Vt., and d. July 25, 1851, ». 88.
4078. mn'oHo Gatei, b. July 18. 1815; d. July 1. 1842, «. 26.
4079. JatMi HoUomb, b. June 80. 1817; d. Sept. 2, 1844, oe. 27.
4080. WhUney Cicero, b. Mcb. 24, 1819: m. July 4. 1849, Livonia N. Liv-
ingston of StoclLbolm, N. T.
4081. AmoiB., b. Apr. 4, 1821; m. Apr. 27, 1842, 8uaan Fondn
of Cohoes, N. Y.
8M5.
Henrt NoBLEy g. of Solomon, was b. in Lansingburgh, N. Y.,
Oct 30, 1788, and d. in EUisburgb, N. Y., June 17, 1849, m, 00.
He resided, subsequent to his marriage, until about 1827, in Bur-
lington, Vt Thence he removed to Cornwall, G. W., and after a
year's residence, to Westville, N. Y., where he remained eight
years; thence to Gouvemeur. N. Y., where he remained eight
years; and thence to Ellisburgh, N. Y., about four years previous
to his death. He was a farmer. AU of his children were bom
in Burlington, Vt., except Myra, who was bom in Comwall, C. W.,
and Clarissa, who was bom in Westville, N. Y.
He m. Mch. 10, 1811, Clarissa Hiobex, b. Dec. 13, 1789, dau.
of Elnathon and Abigail (Chapman) Higbee. [Elnathan Higbee
was b. in Stockbridge, Mass., March 6, 1754, and d. in Shelbume.
Vt^ m. 86. He m. Abigail Chapman, b. in Stockbridge, Mass.,
Jan. 7, 1760, who d. in Shelbume, Vt, sb. 93.] She d. Jan. 10,
1874, flB. 84.
4082. FideUa, b. Dec. 81, 1811 : m. (1) Bept. — , 1880.
David White, by occupation a bloomer; (2) Feb. 8, 1840, Moses
Butherland, a. of Jermain Sutherland. She resides, 1875, in Hermoii.
St Lawrence Co., N. Y. Children by first marriage. 1. Henr}*
White, m. Flora Ann Hollister; 2. Eliza White, m. Philo Bellin-
ger. Children by second marriage. 8. Edwin Sutherland; 4.
Amy Butherland; 6. Charles Butherland; 6. William Sutherland;
7. Lorin Butherland.
4088. Laura, b. Nov. 2, 1818; m. Feb. 26, 1848, Alex-
ander William Duran, b. in Ellisburgh, N. Y., s. of William Alex-
ander Duran. He has been the captain of a lake steamer, and re-
sided, 1857, in Ellisburgh. ChUd. Louisa, b. Oct 0, 1854.
4084. Blnathan ffigbee, b. Dec. 28, 1816; m. Evalina Berry.
4085. Oranffe Gage, b. Aug. 18, 1817; m. Dec. 25,. 1851, EmUy
Drew. She resides, 1857, in Oswego, N. Y. He was a shipper,
penter, and d. without issue, in Oswego, June 27, 1852, ». 84.
4086. Ifenrif Fc^ette, ' b. Aug. 1, 1819; d. Apr. 12, 1820, e. lOmoe.
4087. Henry FayeUe, b. Feb. 28, 1821; m. Feb. 6, 1852, Char,
lotte Ellis, b. in EllUburgh, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1821, dau. of Robert
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SUis. He was a farmer, and settled in £lU8lmiig;h, N. T. ChUd.
Orange Ellis, b. July 29, 1858, in EUisburgfa.
4068. J^raneii Marion, b. Feb. 28, 1828; m. Dec 80. 1850, Sophro-
nia Haceltine, b. in Chaumont, N. T., Nov. 1, 1881. He was a
farmer, and settled in Ellisbui^h, N. T. Cbild. Florence Estelle,
b. Feb. 2, 1858, in EUisburgh.
4080. Wm, Montgamerif Gage, b. Feb. 6, 1825; m. Nov. 26, 1857, Jane
Elizabeth Lahines, b. in Adams, N. T., Feb. 1, 1852. He resides,
1875, in Millburgh, Mich.
4000. Mtfra, b. July 11, 1827; m. Dec. 80, 1850, Henry
ColTin, s. of Titus Colrin. He resided, 1857. in EUisburgh, N. Y.,
and was captain of a lake steamer. His wife resides, 1875, in New
Haven, N. Y. Children. 1. Frederick Alberto; 2. Fidelia.
4001. Olariita, b. Apr. 11, 1881; m. Feb. 2. 1858, GusUvus
Johnson, b. in Ellisburgh, N. Y., Oct. 17. 1888, s. of Thomas John-
son. In 1857, he "followed the lakes, "and resided in Ellisburgh.
CbUdren. 1. William Noble, b. Sept. 18. 1855; 2. Julia, b. Sept.
10, 1857.
MiRA Noble, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Ferrisburgb, Vt., Sept.
12, 1798, and resides, 1876, in Rockford, IlL
Sbe m. Jan. 3, 1819, Tea Watbon Bakeb, b. in Clarendon, Yt,
Apr. 30, 1792, a. of Dr. Eliaha and Mary (Isham) Baker. He
resided, after marriage, in Ferrisbargh, Vt, until 1832, wben he
removed to Yergennea, Yt.; in 1836, to Centreville, 0.; and in
1838, to Rockford, Winnebago Co., 111., where bed. Jan. 10, 1871,
». 78. He was by trade a tanner and currier, yet during roost of
his life worked upon a farm.
CHILDRSN.
4002. Charle$ OoodrUh, b. Oct. 18, 1820, in Burlington, Vt; m. June,
1847, Mary Ann Whitwood, and is, 1876, a farmer in Rockford, 111.
4098. Henry NoUe, b. Oct. 18, 1825, in Ferrisburgb, Vt ; m. Sept 10,
1861, Mary Ann Hall, and is, 1876, a broker in Rockford, HI.
4094. Edu>ard Htntard, b. Apr. 5, 1828, hi Ferrisburgb, Yt ; m. Apr. 27,
1852, Lucy Frances Marsh. He fitted for college at the preparatory
department of Knox College, in Gbtlesburgh, 111., was for a time a
member of Illinois College, read law with Jason Marsh of Rockford,
111., and is, 1876, a lawyer in Rockford.
4095. mmam BuAy, b. Mck 9, 1884, hi Yergennes, Yt ; m. June 16,
1861, Clara Rudd, and is, 1876, a house-painter, in New London,
Wis. •
MM, .
Susan Noble, dau. of GbiKliah, was, b. in Whitehall, N. Y.,
June 25, 1788.
She m. Sept 16, 1806, Nathaniel Burnam, b. Mch. 19, 1779, &
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BRANCH OF MATTHEW. 467
of Nathaniel Burnam of Greenfield, N. H. He resided, 1856, in
Watertown, N. Y.
CHILDREN BOllN IN WATERTOWN.
4006. Delias., b. Nov. 1, 1807; m. Sept. 1, .1881, Wesley Sage,
and d. in Watertown, N. Y., May 10, 1855, ee. 47.
4007. KaaMfM JV<^,b. July 29, 1800; m. June 9, 1886, Mary F. Leon-
ard, and settled in Watertown, N. Y.
4098. CaroUneM,, b. Aug. 14, 1811; m. Jan. 19, 1852, William A.
Levis, and removed to Carthage, N. Y.
4000. Unula A„ b. Aug. 22, 1818; m. June 23, 1845, Charles Cobb,
and removed to Washington, D. C.
4100. LoHn A., b. July 11, 1815; m. Sept 9, 1851, Haiy A. Farrar,
and removed to Chicago, 111.
4101. Louiaa K, b. Aug. 26, 1817; d. in Maumee City, O., Bee 18,
1889, «. 22. .
4102. Cakb, b. Sept. 8, 1819; removed to Oswego, N. Y.
4103. Mehititble, b. May 9, 1822; m. Mch. 9. 1843, Henry M. Ball,
and removed to Rutland, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
4104. Orlin, b. June 17, 1825; d. on the Pacific ocean, on his
passage to California, May 11, 1852, «. 26.
4105. Attitin Q., b. Sept 11, 1828; removed to Chicago, 111. '
8ft30.
Electa Nobi^, dau. of Obadiah, was b. in Whitehall, N. Y.,
Nov. 5, 1792, and d. in Rutland, N. Y., Aug. 10, 1821, ». 28.
She m. Sept, 1812, Stephen Burnam, b. in Greenfield, N. H.,
Mch. 21, 1788, s. of Nathaniel Burnam. He redded, 1856, in
Rutland, N. Y.
CHILDBEN BORN IN RUTLAND.
4106. Mary, b. June 6, 1814; m. Oct. 6, 1886. Franklin Weaver of
Watertown, N. Y.
4107. Julia, b. Mch. 26, 1816; m. Sept. 18, 1844, Jeremiah Weaver
of Watertown, N. Y.
4108. SUplien (?., b. Sept. 12, 1819; m. Sept. 17, 1849, Ann Lyon, and set-
tled in Watertown, N. Y.
SMI.
Clarissa Noble, dau. of Clark, was b. in Litchfield, N. Y., Feb.
11, 1793, and d. Apr. 21, 1846, m. 53.
She m. Sept. 14, 1814, Hbnrt Rising, b. in Granville, Mass.,
Sept 22,* 1792, s. of Abner Rising. He resided in Litchfield,
N. Y., Winfield, N. Y., and Thurston, N. Y.
childrxr.
4109. JamM, b. Dec. 4, 1815, in Litchfield, N. Y.; and there
d. Dec. 6, 1815, sb. 2 days.
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4110. Vel<9Ua Maria, b. Nov. 80, 1816. in Litchfleld; m. Jan. 24, 1884,
Edwin Mercliant, and redded, lto4, in Tliuraton, N. T.
4111. 3aMe Henry, b. May 20, 1818, in Litchfield; m. Feb. 88, 1848.
Maiy R Smith, and redded, 1854. in Thunton (Risingrillc P. O.),
N. Y.
4112. Emnui, b. Kay 22, 1819, in Litchfield; m. Oct. 10, 1838,
William 8. Been, and redded, 1854, in Bchuyler, N. Y.
4118. Ju$tu$, b. May 25, 1820, in Litchfield; m. Oct. 8, 1847,
Bophia Willard, and resided, 1854, in Cameron, N. Y.
4114. Waiiam Linus, b. May 24, 1821, in Litchfield; m. Feb. 6, 1845.
Sarah Ann Adams, and resided, 1854, in Thurston, N. Y.
4115. CktrkAbner, b. July 5, 1822; m. June 28, 1848, Polly Ann
Thompson, and resided, 1854, in Thurston, K. Y.
4116. ClariSM SauOa, b. Jan. 6, 1824, in Winfield. K. Y. ; m. Feb. 12,
1846, William McDonald, and resided, 1854, in Addison, N. Y.
4117. MaryBoxana, b. Feb. 7, 1825, in Winfield; m. Oct. 28, 1842,
Onrille Sharp, who d. Aug. 25, 1844. She resided, 1854, in Painted
Post, N. Y.
4118. Chavneey, b. Oct. 25, 1826, in Winfield; m. Oct. 25, 1848.
Hannah Stevens, and resided, 1854, in Campbell, N. Y.
4119. WaMngton, b. Aug. 15, 1828, in Winfield; resided, 1854. in
Thurston, N. Y.
4120. Desire Evelyn, b. Feb. 16, 1880, in Winfield; m. May 10, 1848,
Ira Stowell, and resided, 1854, in Jasper, K. Y.
4121. Charles Ifaf\fard, b. Feb. 16, 1881, in Winfield; redded. 1854, in
Thurston, N. Y.
4122. Eduin JfOtan, b. Aug. 11, 1882, in Winfield; redded. 1854, in
Thurston, N. Y.
4128. Bruce, b. Oct. 25, 1833, in Winfield; d. Dec. 28, 1884,
SB. 1.
MM.
Silas Noble, s. of Clark, was b. in Winfield, Herkimer Co.,
N. Y., Dec. 3, 1794, and d. in Dix, N. Y., July 31, 1856, e. 61.
He resided in Winfield, N. Y., until 1829, and then removed first
to Dix, N. Y., and subsequently to Havana, Schuyler Co.; N. Y.
He was by trade a tanner, carrier, and shoemaker.
He m. May 7, 1815, Almtba Catlik, b. in Ooshen, Conn., Dec.
19, 1796, dau. of Roger Catlin. She d. in Dix, N. Y., Nov. 7,
1873, s». 76.
4124. BarrUt NeweU, b. July 14,1816, in Winfield; m. Amasa Csr-
penter.
4125. Mary Ann, b. June 22, 1818, in Winfield; m. Jan. 9, 1845,
Daniel White Dodge, b. in Diyden. Tompkins, N. Y., Hch. 10,
1818, a of Ira and Sally (White) Dodge. She d. in Chemung,
VcHenry Co., lU., Hch. 10, 1846, m. 27. [He m. (2) Hay 23, 1847,
Harriet Bophy Smith, b. in Norwich, N. Y., Dee. 24, 1824, and d.
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Mch. 25, 1870. •. 45; (8) July 80, 1870, Lydia Syppy . b. Sept. 29, 1824.]
He is, 1878, a fanner and millwrigbt in Itbaca, Richland Co., Wis.
Child. Maiy Ann, b. Feb. 15, 1846, in Chemung, III, and d. in Dis,
N. T., Sept. 6, 1846, c 8 mos.
4126. Alnura S^glutim, b. Apr. 10, 1820, in Winfleld; m. Stephen Thayer.
4127. aOiu Camn, b. Hch. 1, 1822, in Winfield; a bookkeeper, d.
unm., in Udca, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1857, «. 85.
4128. Marda, b. Mch. 5, 1824, in Winfield; m. (1) A. Cuffman;
(2) C. Benjamin.
4129. C^TUM, b. Dec. 22. 1825, in Winfield; m. Sept. 80, 1844,
Peter Robinson, a. of Edmund and Cynthia (Genung) Robinson, and
d. in Dix, Sept. 21, 1849, m. 28. [He m. (2) Betsey Owen.] Chil-
dren. 1. Anrelia; 2. Albert
4180. Barah, b. Nov. 21, 1829, in Dix, N. Y. ; m. June 9, 1862,
John Cornell, s. of Peter and Abigail (Harrison) Cornell. He is,
1876, a farmer in Moreland, N. Y. No children.
4181. Miranda, b. Oct. 27, 1885, in Dix; m. June 28, 1860, George
W. Robinson, b. Apr. 18, 1822, a. of Isaac and Polly (Sturdevant)
Robinson, and d. in Dix, N. Y., Aug. 4, 1865, «. 29. [He m. (2)
Mch. 25, 1866, Mary Piper.] No children. He resides, 1876, in
Moreland, N. Y.
Cbaunoet Hill Noble, a. of Clark, was b. in Herkimer Co.,
N. Y., Apr. 18, 1802, and d. in Dix, N. Y , Dec. 18, 1871, sb. 69.
He was a farmer and ahoemaker in Diz, N. Y., his P. 0. address
being Havana, N. Y.
He m. (1) May 7, 1835, Mrs. Nakcy Carpenter, b. in Veteran,
Chemung Co., N. Y., May 14, 1812, dau. of Philo and Eunice
Baldwin. She d. in Diz, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1842, m. 30.
He m. (2) Mch. 22, 1843, Mrs. Maria Johxsok, .b. in Erin,
Chemung Co., N. Y., dau. of ^ NewhalL She d. in Diz,
N. Y., Aug. 27, 1854. She had previously married William
Johnsofi.
OmLDBXR BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
4132. AdaUne OOettia, b. Feb. 18, 1886; m. John D. Wisner.
4188. darkPMo, b. July 90, 1887; d. in Dix, N. Y., Oct 21, 1888,
0.1.
4184. dark Amo$, b. July 21, 1889; m. Linn Richaids.
WiLUAM Limrs Noble, s. of Clark, was b. in Litchfield, N. Y.,
Oct 11, 1806. Subsequent to his marriage, until 1843, he resided
in Havana, N. Y., when he removed to Mich., and, in 1854, was
a resident of Hillsdale, in that State. He was a tanner and
enrrier.
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470 DBBCKNDAim OF THOMAS NOBLE.
He m. Jan. 2, 1834, Hannah Hitchoock, b. in FishkiU, N. Y.,
Feb. I, 1814, dau. of Joeeph Hitchcock.
childben.
4185. AMra, b. Hay 87, 1885; m. Oct. 6, 1858, Reuben Hartshorn
Bholes, s. of Jsmes Dudley Sholes of Waterloo, N..Y. He settled
in HiUsdale, Mich.
4186. AnnstU, b. Feb. 27, 1887; d. Apr. 1, 1887, c. 1 mo.
4187. Lamna, b. Oct 29. 1889; d. Feb. 20, 1841, m, 15 mos.
4188. Steplun Linus, b May 2, 1841.
4189. Clark Gilbert, b. June 24, 1848; d. July 9, 1846, m. 8.
4140. Fyan4si8 Byron, b. Dec. 90, 1845; d. July 9, 1848, ee. 2.
4141. WaHam BoUn, b. Sept. 20, 1848, in Fayette, HiUsdsle Co., Mich.
4142. Mary Delphine, b Aug. 8, 1851.
MM.
BiucA Noble, dau. of Clark, d. Apr., 1840.
She m. ZiBA Cobbit, s. of Peter Corbit. He removed first to
Herkimer Co., N. Y., next to Chautauqua Co., N. Y., and sub-
sequently to Palmyra^ Mich., and d. abt. 1856.
CHILDBXN.
4148. Clarii$a M., b. ; m. W. T. Chapin, who resides.
1877, in Osco, HiUsdale Co., Mich.
4144 Oark E, W., b ; m. (1) ; (2)
, andd.
4145. OduUaM,, b. ; m. Rollin Robinson, who re-
sides, 1877, in Pslmyra, Lenawee Co., Mich.
4146. Bmory FsUr, b. ; m. (1) Mary Ann Coming; (2)
Maria Valentine. He d.
4147. Maria B„ b. ; m. July. 1889, EUsha C. Hub-
bard, and d. abt 1841. He rssides, 1877. in White's Comers. Erie
Co., N. Y.
4148. Mary B., b Bept 17, 1821, in Yillanova, N. Y. ; m. W.
G. Powers, and d. Mch. 28, 1858, m. 21. He resides. 1877, in
Chicsgo, HL
4149. Anthony Leo Wayne, b. ; m. . and d. in
Saginaw, Mich.
4100. WaHinn MeKentey, b. ; m. Busan Bpslding. They re-
side, 1877, in Blissfleld, Lenawee Co., Mich.
4151. Martha, b ; m. (1) £. J. Bingham of M<m-
roe, Mich. ; (2) Reed. They are ssid, 1877, to have removed
to Bouth America.
MS7.
Mart Noblb, dau. of Clark, was b. in Winfield, N. Y., Nov.
21, 1808.
She nL May 17, 1831, Albbbt Jobhson Habbibok, b. May 18,
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d. Nov. 1, 1888.
d. Oct. 5, 1888, tt. 8 moB.
BRANCH or MATTHEW. 471
18]0, s. of Luther Harrison of Cornwall, Conn. For two years
sabaequent to his marriage, be resided in Catlin, N. Y., whence in
Mch., 1834, he removed to Michigan, and now, 1876, together
with his wife, resides in Palmyra, Lenawee Co., Mich. He is a
fanner.
CHIIJ>RBN,
4152. SOen, b.
4158. SUaabeUi Jane, b. Jan. 11, 1884.
4154. Luther Clark, b. Kot. 29, 1886.
4155. Mary Catherine, b. Jan. 6, 1888;
«4156. Andrew Jaekean, b. Dec. 8. 1840.
4157. Charki Afford, b. Hay 18, 1842.
W3i.
Chablu Eooleston Eno Nobub, s. of Clark, was b. in Tioga
Point (now Athens), Penn., Apr. 27, 1812', and d. in Leaven worUi,
Kan., Apr. 16, 1868, m. 55. At the age of seventeen years, he
removed to Havana, N. Y., and for seventeen years engaged in
freighting on the canal. In 1845, he settled in Thurston, Steuben
Co., N. Y., in 1846, in Dix, Schuyler Co., N. Y., and was there a
farmer, untQ 1865, when he removed to Leavenworth, Kan., and
there resided until his death.*
He m. Dec. 31, 1838, Cynthia Obexk Mills, b. in Havana,
N. Y., June 15, 1822, dau. of Thomas Murphy and Elizabeth
(Bennett) Mills. She now, 1876, resides in Leavenworth, Kan.
CHILDBBN.
4158. Burr, b. Sept. 15, 1889, in Havana; m. Helen L. Updike.
4158. Jay, b. June 16, 1844, in Havana; Is now, 1876, a mechanical
engineer In Bt Louis, Ho.
4160. Benn, b. July 28, 1857, in DU; and there d. Aug. 86, 1859, e. 8.
4161. Maud, b. Hch. 81, 1861, in Diz; and there d. Aug. 11, 1862, c.
16moe.
W41.
Paul Nobli, s. of Peter, was b. in Whitehall, N. Y., Jan. 24,
1803. He removed, in 1826, to Talbot Settlement, C. W., a tract
of some twenty townships, settled by one Thomas Talbot, and
there taught school in Southold, Malahide, London, and again in
Malahide. In 1835, he bought land in Malahide, and was a wagon-
maker and blacksmith, and carried on a grist and saw-mill. In
1848, he removed to West Williams, C. W.; and in Sept., 1864,
to Greenwood (Fremont Centre P. C), Oceana Co., Mich., where
he is now, 1877, a farmer.
He m. Apr. 26^ 1842, Mart Maboabet Stkveks, b. in Schenec-
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tady, N. Y., Nov. 29, 1813, daa. of Alexander and Maria Ann
(Clement) Stevens. She d. in Wil]iam% C. W., Apr. 23, 1862.
CHILDRBK.
4ie2. WaUamStewnt^h. Hch. 7, 1843, in Malablde. C. W.; m. Bee. 25,
1807, Mary Elma Carter, b. in Sparta, Canada West, Oct 28, 1850,
dau. of Heniy and Eleanor (Smatus) Carter. He is a farmer, and
resides, 1877, in Greenwood, Mich, (children bom in Greenwood.
1. Artemas Henry, b. Nov. 16, 1866; 2. William Paul, b. Aug. 81.
1870; 8. Margaret Ellen, b. Oct 1, 1872; 4. Ernest Enoe, b. Nov. 8,
1874; 5. Flora Anna, b. Jan. 20, 1847.
4108. Nelmm Ckment, b. Sept. 2, 1844, in Malahide; m. July 22, 1869,
Jane Ann Shaw, b. in Persa, C. W., Feb. .25, 1845, dau. of Henry
Bull and Zerhucy (Hatherley) Shaw. He is a farmer, and rerides,
1877, in Greenwood (Fremont Centre P. O.), Mich. Children bom
in Greenwood. 1. Ebert Paul, b. AngTV, 1870; 2. Henry Clement,
b. Feb. 12, 1874.
4104. Artemoi, b. Apr. 7, 1848, in Malahide; ul July 4, 1877.
Mary Elizabeth Wolford, dau. of Levi and Maria (Edson) Wolford.
is a farmer, and resides, 1877, in Greenwood (Fremont Centre P. O.),
Mich.
4165. Marif Jane, b. June 19, 1850, in Williams, C. W. ; m. June 19,
1876, Randolph Ayres, b. in Lapeer, N. T., Oct 6, 1844. a of Ban-
id and Polly (Parker) Ayres. He is, 1877, a farmer in Greenwood,
Mich. ChUd bom in Greenwood. Minnie Maria, b. May 4, 1876.
4166. Maria Ann, b. May 25. 1852, in Williams; m. Aug. 6, 1870,
Rodolphus Bell, b. in Virgil, N. Y., June 15, 1848, a of Aaron
Harvey and Betsey (Ayres) Bell. He is, 1877, a farmer in Green-
wood, Mich. Children bom in Greenwood. 1. Mary Catharine, b.
Jan. 27, 1874; 2. Ida May, b. May 22, 1876.
4167. An$on Paul, b. June 21, 1854, in Williams; num., is, 1877, a
farmer in Greenwood, Mich.
W49.
Elizabeth Noble, dau. of Peter, was b. in Whitehall, N. Y.,
Sept. 17, 1807, and now, 1877, resideB in Harbor Greek, Penn.
She m. (1) Nov, 30, 1833, Salmon Jokes Allek, b. in Homer,
N. Y., 1803, a. of Timothy and (Jones) Allen. He was a
miller and sawyer in Hinsdale, N. Y., and d. without issue, in
PranklinviDe, N. Y., Apr. 26, 1834.
She m. (2) Sept 7, 1836, her coosin, Henst Wabswobth, b.
Apr. 11, 1796, 8. of Hezekiah and Mary (Noble) Wadsworth.
He d. in Harbor Creek, Penn., Apr. 15, 1843, m, 47.
She ni. (3) Sept 25, 1859, Ldman Clabk, b. in Southampton,
Mass., July 22, 1794, s. of Supply Clark. He was a cooper, and
d. in North East^ Penn., May 26, 1862, m. 67.
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CHILDRXH BT ftBOOKD MARRIAOB BORN IN HABBOR CREEK.
4169. WUUam Allen, b. Apr. 4, 1887; m. Oct. 6, 1850, Lydia Anderson,
was a blackamitb and gunsmltb in Hudson, Bummit Co., O., and
d. Oct 15, 1850, fle. 22.
4170. t/onMt TFtSanf, b. Aug. 1, 1888; was a carpenter in Hudson, Sum-
mit Ck>., O. In the Civil war, he enlisted, Aug. [12?], 1861, for
three years, in Co. A, 41st Reg. Ohio Vols., and d. in the hospital
in Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 16, 1862, five days after his honorable
discharge, m. 24.
4171. Himiee NMe, b. June 29, 1840; m. Apr. 15, 1878, Barah Nancy
Blade. In the Civil war, he enlisted, Aug. [20?]. 1864, for the coast
service. He was assigned to the U. 8. ship R. R Cuyler, and was
discharged July 1, 1865, at the close of the war. He is a wagon-
maker, and resides, 1875. in Harbor Creek, Penn.
4172. EUgaheth Jane, b. Aug. 8, 1848; d. Feb. 25, 1844, m, 6 moe.
8M8.
WiLLLUc SwEVTLAND NoBLE, B. of Potor, was b. in Whitehall,
K. T., July 14, 1814, and d. in Norwalk, C, Sept. 15, 1840, sb.
26. He WM taken, abt 1827, to Franklinville, N. Y., and thence,
in March, 1836, removed to Horon Co., 0. He was a blacksmith.
He m. Feb. 9, 1834, Sabab Feab Ball, b. in Mendon, N. Y.,
Mcb. 3, 1816, dau. of Edward and Lydia (Foote) Ball. [She
m. (2) Jnne 10, 1841, Erastns Barnes, b. perhaps in Bergen,
Livingston Co., N. Y., Dec. 23, 1818, s. of Hiram and Lucy
Amy (Randall) Barnes. He was a farmer, and was killed in Oak
Orove, Seward Co., Nlsbraaka, Dec. 26, 1875.] She resides, 1877,
with her son, Paul William, in Atkinson, Kan.
CmLDBEH.
4178. PiMl Wmam, b. Jan. 12, 1886, in Cadiz, N. Y.; m. (1) Nov. 16,
1855, Julia Amelia Grover, b. in Green Creek, Sandusky Co., O.,
Sept 10, 1887, dau. of John and Almlra (Baker) Grover. She d.
in St. Joseph, Jfo., Jan. 17, 1868, e. 27; (2) Sept. 4, 1864, Susan-
nah Rittenhouse, b. in Washington, Fayette Co., O., Jan. 20, 1846,
dau. of David Franklin and Mary Ann (Merchant) Rittenhouse.
He is, 1877, a locomotive engineer on the Atlantic & Psciflc rail-
road, and resides, 1877, in Atchison, Kan. Children. 1. William
Sweetland, b. Sq>t 1, 1857, d. in Macon City, Mo., Dec. 14, 1859,
«. 2; 2. Sarah Almlra, b. Dec. 17, 1859, in Macon City; 8. Oliver
Dell, b. Jan. 25, 1872, in Atchison, Kan. ; 4. Edna Centennial, b.
July 4, 1876.
4174. Edftard Peter, b. Jan. 80, 1889, in Sandusky, O. ; m. Oct. 1, 1866,
Sally Stevens, b. in Charlestown, Ind., Jan. 81, 1846, dau. of Mar-
tin and Sarah (McCormick) Stevens. [She m. (2) July 27, 1870,
George Bell Balch, b. in Farmington, 111., Mch. 15, 1882, s. of
Theron and Alpha (Boyd) Balch. He is, 1877, a farmer in Chanute,
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474 DBaCKMDAllTB OF THOMAS IfOBLS.
Neoabo Co., Kan.] ChUd. Sanh Emma. b. Feb. 26. 1868. in
Humboldt, Kan. In tbe CiTil war. be enlisted. Dec. 8. 1861. in
Co. H, 8d Wis. Cav.. and was mustered out of tbe serTice. Hob.
10, 1865. He was a farmer in Humboldt. Neosbo Co.. Kan., and
tbere d. Apr. 22. 1868, m. 29.
M44.
HuLDAH Jane Noble, dao. of Peter, was b. in Whitehall,
N. Y., Nov. 5, 1817.
She m. Jan. 14, 1834, Nathan Shcbmak Niueb. He was a
blacksofiith in New Albion (Little Valley P. 0.), Gattoraugus Co.,
N. Y. He d. in the service dnring the Civil war.
CHIIjDXBK.
4175. Btlher Maria, b. abt 1885.
4176. Ckaunce^, b. abt 188a
4177. ChaHe$PeUr, b. abt 1842; d. in tbe service during the
CivU war.
4178. Marjfette, b. abt 1848; m. Adolphus Gowan. and d.
4179. Stejien Morgan, b. abt. 1846; m. Lucinda Thayer.
4180. MorUmer AWvrtu, b. abt. 1848.
4181. John FrankUn Gayhrd, b.
4182. Clarina EUxa, b.
Albebt Noble, b. of Oliver, was b. in Sheffield, Mass., Nov. 22,
1805, and is said to have died in hia seat at Lansing, Mich., while
a member of the House of Representatives. He resided in Unadilla,
Livingston Co., Mich.
He m. Habbiet A. Wabswobth.
CHILDBKH.
4188. Albert, b. Aug. 4, 1881; d. Sept. 1881. m, 8 weeks.
4184. Barriet Amanda, b. Aug. 2. 1884.
4185. Bufus, b. May 24, 1887.
4186. Mary, b. Feb. 15, 1889.
4187. Abbif Bpenoer, b. Nov. 18, 1841.
4188. Luey, b. Oct. 6, 1848.
A\9^. Bet$ey Jane,, b. Apr. 1.1847.
4190. Martha Ehnira, b. June 6, 1849.
4191. Maria, b. Aug. 4. 1851.
Habbiet Elizabeth Noble, daa. of Oliver, was b. in Sheffield,
She m. (1) Hehbt Tinket of Pittsford, N. Y.
She m. (2) Kotoht of Rochester, N. Y.
She m. (3) .
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CHILDREN.
4193. muabeth, b.
4198. Martha, b.
4194. Harriet, b.
4195. Frances, b.
4196. AmeUa, b.
4197. Henry, b.
: d.
; m. Marvin Carney of Dexter, Mich.
1840.
Mft7.
EusHA HoBMER NoBLE, 8. of Oliver, was b. in Sheffield, Mass.,
and removed to Joeco, Livingston Co., Mich. •
He m. AucE Rat, dau. of Isaac and Sally Ray of Gates, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
4198. Ann, b. ^ ; d. in Gates, N. T., m. 27.
4199. (mver Bay, b. Dec. 25, 1882.
4200. Alice, b. ; d. m, abt 16
4201. HOen, b.
4202. WiOiam Henry, b.
4208. Frances, b.
4204. Harriet, b.
MM.
Ruth Mart Noble, dau. of Oliver, was b. in East Bloomfield,
N. Y., Aug. 17, 1814.
She m. Apr. 14, 1836, Almok D. Orios, b. in Hague, N. Y.,
Aug. 24, 1809, s. of Ira Grigs. He has lived, since his marriage,
in Lapeer, Hadley, and Metamora, Lapeer Co., Mich., in the last
of which places he resided in 1853.
CHIItDREH.
4206. OUwr IMU, b. Dec. 17, 1887, in Lapeer.
4206. Stther SUeabeth, b. Feb. 9, 1841, in Hadley.
4207. Frank Edwin, b. Oct. 11, 184S, in Hadley.
4208. BdfcardBumey,h. Oct. 10, 1847, in Hadley.
4209. EUaka Hoemer, b. Oct. 8, 1849, in Metamora.
John Calvin Noble, s. of Nathaniel, was b. prob. in Sheffield,
Mass., and removed in 1819 to Cicero, N. Y., and thence to Syra-
cuse, N. Y., where he d. of cholera abt. 1832. He was a school
teacher and political writer.
He VL Oct 5, 1814, Sallt Park of Great Barrington, Mass.
children.
4210. WiUiam Henry, b.
4211. Martha Oharlette, b. ; m. Thomas H. Goodwin of
* Albany, N. Y.
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476 DEscEKDAirra of thomas voblb.
4212. Johns., b.
4218. ChaHe$E., b.
4214. Sarah J., b.
4216. SmeUne S,, b.
SM4.
Hbnbt Noble, b. of Nathaniel, was b. prob. in Sheffield, Mass.,
May 22, 1794, and removed to North West, Williams Co., O., where
he d. Aug. 13, 1850, e. 56.
He m. (1) Sallt Tbipp.*
He m. (2) Feb. 12, 1829, Ibckb Sbogwick, b. Nov. 5, 1803.
CHILD BT ratST MABBIAGE.
4216. CkarU$ Menry, b. ; d. yoang.
CHIIiDBBR BT BECOKD KABBIAOE.
4217. CharkiAdam», b. Nov. 29, 1829; m. Nov. 12, 1850. Betaey Jane
Johnson, b. in Orleans Co., N. T., Dec. 27, 1830, and settled in
North West, O. Children. 1. Aphelia Jane, b. Nov. 19, 1851; 2.
Heniy Cutler, b. June 5, 1858.
4218. George, b. Dec. 12, 1888; d. July 15, 1885, c. 1.
4219. mua Jane, b. Mch. 12, 1887.
4220. Iforman Henry, b. Sept. 12, 1840.
MM.
Abbt Sophia Noblb, dau. of Nathaniel, was b. prob. in Sheffield,
Mass.
She m. AsHVB Smith, a carpenter, who d. prob. in Cicero, -N. Y.
CHILDBBN.
4220a. Lucy Anna, b.
4221. AJberi Mortimer, b. ; removed to Rochester, K. Y.
4222. Mary, b.
4228. Omer, b.
4224. Tkeron, b.
William Noble, s. of Nathaniel, removed, abt. 1815, to Cicero,
N. Y., and thence to Syracuse, N. Y., where he resided in 1854.
He m. Ibkbs Tbipp.
4225. yaOaniel (Wmt. b.
4226. JohnOaMn, b.
4227. mram, b.
422a Jamse, b.
4280. Mary, b.
4280. H^en, b.
4281. Ai%, b.
4282. SmeUne, b.
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BRANCH OF MATTHEW. 477
Pamelia Noble, dau. of Nathaniel.
She m. Hiram Slosson of Ind.
CHILDREN.
4288. JRUon, b.
4284. Leonard, b.
4235. Homer, b.
4280. PUmeUa, b.
4287. Hden, b.
SMI.
Thebon Auoubtdb Noble, s. of Lawrence, was b. in Bloomfield,
N. Y., July 26, 1805, and d. in Akron, O., Sept. 20, 1877, m. 72.
He resided for a time in Pittsford, N. Y., whence, in 1831, he
removed to Massillon, 0.; in 1832, to Middlebnry, Summit Co.,
0.; in 1849, to Pittsburg, Penn.; and in 1853, to Akron, Summit
Co., 0. He was, while in Pittsburg, of the firm of " Wilmarth &
Noble," proprietors of the City flouring mills, comer of Adams and
Liberty streets, the largest of the kind in the western country.
He was, for eight years, librarian of the city library of Akron.
He m. Nov. 1, 1826, Ltdia Dow Acer, b. in Seneca, N. Y.,
June 27, 1808, dau. of John and Hannah (Whipple) Acer of Pitts-
ford, N. Y. She resides, 1877, in Akron.
children.
4288. Jlenrif Augustus, b. May 10, 1620; m. Mary F. Gumming.
4239. John Lawrence, b. Dec. 8. 1831 ; m. Dec. .8. 1855. Harriet
Storer, b. in Portland, Mc, Dec., 1831, and resides, 1877, in Akron.
4240. Lucy Sawyer, b. Sept. 12, 1830; d. Aug. 9, 1837, e. 10 mos.
4241. Luqf Sawyer, b. Oct 17, 1842; d. Mcb. 0, 1844, ee. 10 mos.
4242. 'J heron Auguitue, . b. July 15, 1840; d. May 0, 1855, fle. a
4243. WiUiam Anmm Actr, b. Dec. 1, 1851, in Pittsburg; a machinist, re-
sides unnL, 1870, in Akron, O.
MM.
Obsom Jay Noble, s. of Lawrence, was b. in Bloomfield, N. Y.,
May 2, 1807, and resided, 1852, in Sharpsburg, Alleghany Co.,
Penn., and in 1876, in Daven^rt, Iowa. He is a miller.
He m. Oct. 27, 1828, Anoeline Cot, b. May 6, 1812.
CHILDREN.
4244. WaUam Bay, b. Dec. 11, 1829; resided. 1870. in St. Paul, Mion.
4245. George Oreon, b. Oct. 81, 1881; d. Feb. 5, 1885, «. 8.
4246. Oreon Jay, b. Sept. 17, 1833.
4247. QUharine Antef4a, b. May 18, 1835; d. July 28, 1830, s. 1.
4248. Catharine Avgukta,h. Apr. 11, 1840.
4249. JuUa AtneUa, b. Oct. 81, 1842.
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478 DEaCBNDAKTS OF TBOMAfi NOBLE.
Thkodore Noble, a. of Lawrence, was b. in Bloomfield, N. Y.,
July 26, 1810. He resided, 1852, in Pittsburg, Penn., being
employed in his brother's mill, and regarded as one of the best
millers in that region. He resides, 1876, in Wellsville, O.
He m. Dec. 20, 1831, Susan Curtis of Bloomfield, N. Y., b.
Mch 23, 1811, dau. of Blake Curtis.
CHILDREN.
4250. Chariet Curtis, b. Oct. 18. 1883; d. Feb. 9, 1885, c. 2.
4251. Luey EmUy, b. Aug. 11, 1834; d. Feb. 17, 1885, s. 6 mos.
4252. CharU$ Curtis, b. Jan. 27, 1836.
4253. n^odare Ddas, b. Apr. 13. 1838; d. Jan. 25, 1842, a*. 3.
4254. Edward AuguMtus,\i. Hcb.26, 1840; d. Apr. 21, 1842, m. 2.
4255. EdtiHird Augv$tv$,\>. Oct. 19, 1842.
4256. Tluodore Deios, b. 8ept. 17, 1844; d. July 23, 1849, e. 4.
4257. Lester Brace, b. July 9, 1847.
4258. Emily Eftira, b. Nov. 19, 1850; d. June 30, 1851, s. 7 mos.
8ft9ft.
George Da^d Noble, b. of Paul Hubbard, was b. in ShefBeld,
Mass., Aug. 23, 1813. He is, 1876, a farmer in Sheffield, residing
on the homestead where his father and grandfather lived before
him.
He m. Jan. 31, 1838, Henrietta McIntire, b. in Salisbur}*,
Conn., Dec. 25, 1814, dau. of Benjamin and Abida (McIntire)
McIntire.
CHILDREK BORN IN SHEFFIELD.
4259. FranX\ b. Feb. 8, 1839; m. Sept. 7, 1802, Augusta Fisk, b. in
Barien, Genesee Co., N. Y., Apr. 26, 1845, dau. of Eli and Han-
nah (Goodwill) Fisk. He i» a railroad engineer. He resided in
Darien. K T., about 4 jeurs, but returned to Sheffield. CLildren
bom in Sheffield. 1. Etttelle, b. June 27, 1863; 2. Eloise, b. July
19, 1865.
42G0. John, b. Not. 12, 1840; m. Jan. 8, 1803, Laura Buckman, b.
in Green River, N. Y., Apr. 20, 1844, dau. of Seneca and Cornelia
(Crossman) Buckman of Darien. X. \. He was a farmer, and d. in
Akron, N. Y., Nov. 0. 1804, c. 24. Ko children. At last account,
his widow resided in Darien.
4201. Mary Ann, b. June 10, 1848; m. Nov. 28, 1808, Daniel Wright Man-
vel, b. in Salisbury, Conn., Aug. 9, 1889, s. of Daniel and Eme-
Hne (Wright) Manvei. He is a miller, and resides in Cornwall
Bridge, Conn. Children. 1. Noble Wright, b. in Sheffield, Nov.
90, 1809; 2. Mary Bell, b. in Cornwall Bridge, May 27, 1871, and
there d. Mch. 30, 1872; 3. Mattie Wilcox, b. Oct. 10, 1873, in Corn-
wall Bridge.
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Nancy Jane Noble, dau. of Paul Hubbard, was b. in Sheffield,
Mass., Feb. 14, 1816, and now, 1876, resides in Holyoko, Mass.,
with her son Amos.
She m. May 20, 1834, Charles Henry Andrews, b. in Albany,
N. Y., Nov. 28, 1812, s. of Amos and Mary (Myers) Andrews.
He was by trade a carpenter and joiner. In the spring of 1837,
he removed from Sheffield, Mass., to Collinsville, Conn., but
returned to Sheffield in the fall of 1838, and there d. March 23,
1846, m. 33.
CHILDREN BORN IN SHEFFIELD.
4262. Sidnei/, b. Oct. 7. 1835; m. (1) Nov. 20. 180C, Hila Maria Breeze;
(2) Nov. 20. 1878, Sarah Lucretia Washburn, and resides, 1877, in
Brookline, Mass. Children by second marriage. 1. Agnes, b.
Sept. 7. 1875; 2. Elinor, b. Feb. 19, 1877. .He was, 1856-58, a
member of Michigan University; 1858-^1, assistant editor of tbe
Dnffjf Courier, at Alton, 111. ; 1861-70, con-espondcnt, by mail and
telegraph, at Washington, D. C, for tbe BotUon, Adrertiwr and
Chicago Tribune , and also a writer for a large number of other
newspapers. In 1871, he removed to Boston, Mass., and was, for
six months, assistant editor of Ecery Saturday; from Jan., 1872, to
July, 1874, was private secretary of Gov. William B. Washburn,
and acting Governor, Thomas Ta>l>ot; and in July, 1874, was ap-
pointed for three years, secretaiy of the Board of State- charities.
In 1866, he published " The South since the War." During the
latter part of his life in Washington, he wrote monthly articles for
the Old and Xne, and has also been a contributor to the Atlantic.
As secretary of the Board of State charities, he has made three
annual reports of about one hundred pages each.
4268. Amo9, b. Feb. 18, 1888, in Collinsville, Conn. ; m. Mch. 14, 1866,
Mary Anna Collins. He was a teacher from Apr., 1865, to July,
1869, tbe latter part of tbe time having been principal of the gram-
mar school at Holyoke, Mass. Since the spring of 1870, he bas
been assessor and collector of taxes in Holyoke.
4264. Nolfle, b. Mch. 8, 1810; d. in Sheffield, Jan. 21, 1841.
4265. Ja}u, b. Mch. 8, 1845; m. (1) Sept. 27, 18n, George Teny (Jady,
a farmer of Falls Village (Canaan), Conn., who d. in Falls Village,
Oct., 1874; (2) July 22, 1875, Frederick Samuel Hayes of North
Cambridge, Mass., a clerk, 1877, in the office of tbe United States
District court, Boston, Mass.
Rev. Jonathan Harris Noble, D.D., a. of Hon. Obadiah, was
b. in Tinmonth, Vt, Oct. 8, 1804. He pursued his preparatory
gtudies at the academy in Castleton, Vt, Henry Howe, preceptor.
In 1826, he graduated at Williams College, and in 1829, at Prince-
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480 DESCKNDANTB OP TH0MA6 NOBLB.
ton Theological Seminary. He was licenaed to preach by the
Presbytery of New York, and from 1829 to 1832, was pastor of
the Presb. church in Carbondale, Penn. On the 4th Wednesday
of Oct.. 1833, he was installed over the Presb. church in North
Granville, N. Y., and was dismissed Peb. 22, 1837; was installed,
Sept., 1837, over the Presb. church in Schaghticoke, N. Y., and
was dismissed from that charge, Feb. 16, 1869, after a ministry
of thirty-two years. He was, 1869-71, stated supply of the
Third Presb. church in Troy, N. Y.; from May, 1871-1877.
stated supply of the Presb. church in Johnsonville, N. Y.; and
now, Jan., 1878, resides in Troy, N. Y. In 1866, he received •
the degree of D.D. from Williams College.
He m. (I) Oct. 28, 1830, Octavia Porter, b. in Tinmouth, Vt.,
Jan. 23, 1804, dau. of Thomas^ Jr., and Amanda (Barker) Porter,
a niece of Prof. Ebenezer Porter, D.D.. of Andover Theological
Seminary, and Thomas Porter, one of the judges of the Supremo
court of Vermont. She d. in S^^haghticoke, Oct. 17, 1865, aB. 61.
He m. (2) Nov. 13, 1866, Caroline Maria Csamberlain, b. in
Manlius, N. Y., March 29, 1824, dau. of Pierce and Phebe (Pitts)
Chamberlain.
childrek» — none.
Jambs Rogers Noble, s. of Hon. Obadiah, was b. in Tinmouth,
Yt., Dec. 4, 1811, and there d. Feb. 27, 1871, m. 59. He was a
farmer.
He m. June 22, 1837, Ctkthla M. Hall, b. in Whitehall, N. Y.,
Oct 6, 1816, dau. of Nathaniel and Cynthia (Mason) HalL She
resides, 1877, in Tinmouth.
CHILDREN BORN DT TIKKOUTH.
4866. F^ncei HaU, b. Aug. 9, 1888; m. Hch. 2, 1864, John T. Bal-
lard, s. of Jeffrey and ClarisBa A. (Thompson) Ballard. He is,
1877, a farmer in Tinmouth. Children bom in Tinmouth. 1. John
Edward, b. Feb. 22, 1865; 2. Alfred Noble, b. Nov. 18, 1866; 8.
Henry Herbert, b. Hay 1, 1870.
4267. ChariM Mamm, b. Nov. 8, 1840; m. Oct. 81, 1867, Mary F.
Edgerton, dau. of Philip and Mary A. (Munson) Edgerton. In the
Civil war, he enlisted, July 28, 1862, in Co. C, 10th Vt. Reg., and
was mustered out of the service June 22, 1865. He Is, 1877, in
the milk business, in Everett, Mass. Children. 1. Charles Brain-
ard, b. June 80, 1869, in Tinmouth; 2. Frances Munson, b. July 15,
1871, in Tinmouth; 8. James Edward, b. Apr. 17, 1876, in Everett,
Mass.
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4!^. George Augustus, b. May 15,1843; m. Nov. 25, 18G8, Charlotte
Amanda Norton, dau. of Tilly B. and Lorain (Cruttendcn) Norton.
He is, 1877. a fanner in Bedford, Mass. Children. 1. Grace Cyn-
thia, b. Aug. 8, 1870, in Poultney, Vt. ; 2. Maud Lorain, b. Dec.
22, 1872, in Bedford.
4209. Mary Eli2abeth, b. Nov. 10, 1845; d. Sept. 3, 1867. ee. 21.
4270. Cornelia Brainard, b. Sept. 20, 1848.
4271. C?iad, b. Jane 25 or 20. 1851 ; d.
4271a. Cfiild, b. Feb. 7, imS; d.
4272. Jamen Edieard, b. June 20. 1857; d. Feb. 17, 1803, ee. 5.
3004.
Jay West Noble, s. of Hon. Obadiah Noble, wa^ b. in Tin-
mouth, Vt., Feb. 16, 1816, and there resides, 1876.
He in. Oct. 6, 1842, Ruth Clark, b. in Tinmouth, Feb. 11.
1820, dau. of Dr. Theophilus Clark, b. in Canterbury, Conn., July
26, 1780, who d. in Tinmouth, Oct. 31, 1877, «. 97, and Lydia
Bingham, b. in Lisbon, Conn., 1781.
CRILDBEN BORK IN TIKMOUTO.
4278. John Jay, b. Oct. 18, 1843; d. 3Ich. 27, 1847, c. 3.
4274. Catharine, b. Noif. 10, 1845; m. Sept. 11, 1860, Edward Lewis
Cobb, b. in Tinmouth, Hay 24, 1948, s. of Lewis and Hannah
(Brown) Cobb. He is, 1876, a merchant in Wallingford, Vt. Child.
Winnie, b. Aug. 2, 1869, in Tinmouth.
4275. Buth Clark, b. Feb. 8, 1848; m. Sept. 8, 1868, Linus Edmunds
Valentine, b. in Tinmouth, Oct. 16, 1848, s. of Edmund and Flora
(SpalTord) Valentine. He is, 1876, a fanner in Tinmouth. Child.
Mabel, b. Aug. 1, 1870, in Tinmouth.
4276. Fioren4!e Lydia, b. Aug. 9, 1851; m. Oct 21, 1874, Harris Otis, b.
in Danby, Vt., Nov. 26, 1850, s. of William and Jane (Moultrop)
Otis. He is, 1876, a farmer in Danby, Vt Child. Lena, b. Aug.
10, 1875, in Danby.
4277. Belen EUsabeth, b. Sept. 12, 1868.
8646.
Edward Noble, a. of Horaoe, was b. in Bloomfield, N. Y., Feb.
4, 1798, and d. 1874. From 1828 to 1831, he was a justice of the
peace in Columbia, Hamilton Co., 0.; and from 1835 to 1838, a
justice of the peace in Warren Co., 0. He was for a time a
farmer, but, in 1851, engaged in mercantile pursuits in Lebanon,
Warren Co., 0.
He m. (1) Dec., 1821, Sarah Ross, dau. of Thomas Ross of
Carthage, 0. She d. abt 1825.
He m. (2) Jane 4, 1826, Mrs. Charlaka Mills, dau. of Jared
Turrill of New Milford, Conn.
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CHILDREN BT BECOKD KARRUOE.
427J3. Carciine, b. Mcb. 22, 1827; m. Sept. 27, 1848. William C. Lewis,
a merchant of Lebanon, O., and d. Dec. 27. 1850, m. 28.
4279. Hannah T.,h. July 20, 1820; m. Feb. 8, 1858, Merrit Sweeney, a
miller and merchant in Lebanon, O.
4280. Julia, b. Mch. 9, 1882.
4281. Sarah Janr, b. Jan. 11, 1888; d. in Lebanon, O., Jan. 25, 1857, m. 19.
8047.
Mart Noble, dau. of Horace, was b. Mch. 5, 1 803.
She m. Oct. 31, 1822, Thomas Jay McCobkle, b. Feb. 5, 1797,
in Iredell Qo., N. C, s. of James and ESizabeth (Hall) McCorkle.
For the first twelve years after marriage, he resided in Ohio, and
then removed to Indiana, and, in 1858, resided in Thomtown,
Boone Co., Ind.
CHILDBEK.
4282. Horat€ NobU, b. Aug. 21, 1828; d. Sept. 8, 1828, 8e. 13 days.
4288. Edward Hall, b. Aug. 27. 182.5; d. Aug. 4, 1888, k. 7.
4284. Child, b. July 27, 1827; d. Aug. 7, 1827, s. 11 days.
4285. Sarah Jafie, b. Apr. 28. 1829; m. Nov. 8, 1858. £lia8 Gerhart,
a merchant in Thomtown, Ind.
4286. MzoMh Fowler, b. July 2, 1831.
4287. Jafne$ HaU, b. Oct 16, 1884; a farmer in Thomtown, 1858.
4288. Quiney BceeJier, b. Nov. 13, 1888; a mason in Thomtown, 1858.
AuKLUL Jane Noble, dau. of Horace, was b. June 3, 1818.
She m. June 24, 1844, Azel Stobrs Ltman, b. in [Potsdam,
N. Y.?] Jan. 23, 1815, s. of Asel and Roxana (Fisk) Lyman. He
graduated, 1842, at Illinois College, and resides, 1875, at 212
Second Avenue, New York city.
CHILDBEN.
4289. WiUiam Thornton, b. June 5, 1845; m. 1869, Josephine Fogg.
4290. Bdviard MatthiM, b. Apr. 14, 1847; m. 1868, Anna Brinckerhoff..
4291. Mary Kate, b. Jan. 22, 1850; d. Bept 28, 1851, m. 20 mos.
4292. L9um SUtaUth, b. Feb. 17, 1852; m. 1875, Eugene Odell.
4298. JuUa Adelaide, b. Feb. 5, 1854.
4294 Anna Gertrude, b. May 28, 4856.
4295. mia Jaeei^ine, b. July 80, 1858.
4296. Harriet Emma, b. May 6, 1861.
S68ft.
Sabah Ann Deminq, dau. of Ezekiel, was b. in Egremont,
Mass., Sept. 22, 1808, and resides, 1876, in Anamosa, Iowa.
She m. May 20, 1827, David Gbavbs, who d. May, 1829.
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CHILDBEK.
4297. ThMd4^ a, b. Sept. 22, 1828.
4298. JBmma, b. ; m. Myron Wade Grey. He is a
fanner, and resides, 187G, in Anamosa, Iowa.
Joseph Bates Noble, s. of Ezekiel, was b. in Egremont, Mass.,
Jan. 14, 1810. From 1827 to 1834, he w^as employed in the flour-
ing mills of A. H. Fairchild of Bloomfield, N. Y., and Messrs.
James and William Wadsworth of Geneseo, N. Y. Having em-
braced the Mormon doctrines, in 1834, he started with an ex-
ploring party for western Missouri, in search of lands to colonize,
and during the summer, travelled, mostly on foot, a distance of
2,800 miles. In Oct, 1834, he removed to Willoughby, 0., and
for one year was employed in a flouring mill. He was ordained,
in 1835, an elder in the Mormon church; in 183U, as a councillor
to Bishop Elias Smith; iu 1843, as a bishop in charge of the Fifth
ward in Nauvoo, 111.; in 1846, as a bishop in charge of one divis-
ion in Council Bluffs, Iowa; and subsequently for three or four
years, acted as a bishop in Salt Lake City. In 1838, he removed
to Far West, Caldwell Co, Mo.; in 1839, to Montrose, Lee Co.,
Iowa; in 1841, to Nauvoo, 111., and in 1846, to C/Ouncil Bluffs,
Iowa. He was with the pioneers, and had charge of a company
across the desert into Utah, which was then Mexican soil, arriv-
ing at Salt Lake City, Utah Ter., in Sept., 1847. About 1862, he
removed to Bountiful, Davis Co., Utah Ter., where he still, 1877,
resides. About forty years of his life have been spent as a Mor-
mon missionary. He is a man of great energy and commanding
influence. Few of the descendants of Thomaa Noble have mani-
fested greater interest than he, in the publication of th^ genealogy
and history of the family, and but one other person has subscribed
so liberally for the work.
He m. (1) Sept. 11, 1834, Mabt Adeline Beman, b. in Livonia,
Livingston Co., N. Y., Jan. 14, 1810, dau. of Alvah Beman, b.
May 22, 1775, and Sally Burtts, b. Jan. 17, 1775. She d. in Salt
Lake City, Feb. 14,' 1851, m. 41.
He m. (2) Jan. 18, 1857, Lobetta Sylvia Meacham, b. in
Mercer Co., Penn., Jan. 4, 1838, [dau. of Joseph Meacham,
b. in Thornton, N. H., Feb. 1, 1806, m. Feb. 10, 1828, Hannah
Tyler, b. in Lawrence, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., Feb. 10, 1808,
who d. in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. 27, 1846. He is, 1876, a
farmer and «lder in the Mormon church, and resides in Weber
Valley, Morgan Co., Utah Ter.]
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CHXLDBXN BT IIBST MARKIAOE.
4899. Meriam, b. Nov. 8, 1885, in Willoughby, O. ; Mid
there d. Not. 82, 1885, m. 14 days.
4800. Jc$^ HOer, b. Not. 1. 1886, In Kirtland, O. ; and d. in
NauTOO, ni., Mch. 87, 1844.
4801. K^^, b. Aug. 80,1888, in Huntsvilie, Mo.; and
there d. Aug. 81, 1888.
4802. l/nusa, b. Sept 0, 1889, in Montrose, Iowa; and
there d. Bept 10, 1889.
4808. Bdwird Ahah, b. Feb. 2, 1841, in Montrose, Iowa; m. Ann
J. Peal.
4804. Mary AdeUa, b. Apr. 19, 1848, in Nauvoo, III. ; and there
d. Apr. 19, 1848.
4805. Hiram Brigham, b. May 6, 1844, in NauToo* 111. ; and d. in
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Not. 6, 1840, «. 2.
4806. MUa Theodoeia, b. Aug. 12, 1847, on the desert west of the
Missouri River; m. Edgar Dalrymple.
4807. Btf^famin, b. July 81, 1849, in Salt Lake City; m.
Rachel Lee.
CHILDBBK BT BBCOND KABBIAOE.
4808. 8uian VOaie, b. Dec. 21, 1857, in Salt Lake City; m. June
20, 1875, Edward Charles Kent, s. of Sidney Benajah Kent, b. in
Randolph, Portage Co., O., Aug. 21, 1828, who m. May 24, 1848,
Mary Matilda Dailey, b. in Henrietta, Iowa. E. C. Kent U, 1877,
a fanner in Lewiston, Cache Co., Utah Ter.
4809. BUnwra Ifeaeham, b. Sept 84, 1809, in Salt Lake City; m. Oct.
80, 1876, Lewis McKeachie Orant, b. in Elderalie, Scotland, Feb.
12, 1889, a of William and Lindsay (McDonald) McKeachie, and
adopted s6n of Jedediah Morgan Orant He is a fanner.
4810. Bates Meacham, b. Sept 80, 1862, in Bountiful, Utah.
4811. Marjf Meaeham, b. Nov. 10, 1864, in Bountiful.
4812. Bra$tu4 Meaeham, b. Mch. 28, 1867, in Bountiful.
4818. Artemi$ia, b. Oct. 8, 1869, in Bountiful.
4814 l^ank Meaeham, b. Aug. 86, 1871, in BounUful.
4815. Loretta SOw Meae^tam,\), Oct 22, 1876. in Bountiful.
S697.
Eunice Nobli, dau. of Ezekiel, was b. in Egremont, Mass.,
July 22, 1813, and d. in Danville, East Shipton, C. W., aU. 1873.
She m. Sept 13, 1835, Albskt Wiux>x, b. Dec. 26. 1808.
CHILDREK.
4816. JSltira, b. Nov. 5, 1885.
4817. ChaHei, b. Aug. 10, 1888.
4818. BmOy, b. July 80, 1840.
4819. MeU$»a, b. June 18, 1842; m. Blake of Covington, N. Y.
4820. Alofuo, b. Sept., 1844.
4821. Batei, b. Apr. 6, 1848.
4822. Sueanna, b. Apr. 17, 1851.
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BBAKCH OF MATTHEW. 485
S688.
Rhoda NoBLXy dau. of Ezekiel, was b. in Penfield, N. Y., Apr.
17, 1816.
She m. April 23, 1835, Levi Van Reksselaeb McWethy, b. in
Tully, Onondaga Co., N. T., June 17, 1812, s. of Levi and
Lorinda (Church) McWethy. He resided, 1813-61, in Pavilion,
Genesee Co., N. Y., and removed, 1861, to Covington, Wyoming
Co., N. Y., where he now, 1877, resides. He is a farmer.
CHILDREK BOBK IN PAVILION.
4828. Warren TUu9, b. Apr. 8» 1886; m. Nov. 9, 1859, Lovina
Lord. He resides, 1877, in Pavilion.
4824. JatefhBaUB, b. Nov. 5, 1887; d. unm., in Bowling
Green, Ky., Nov. 16, 1862. e. 25.
4826. Mynm Van Emmeiaer, b. Sept 2, 1889;. m. Mch. 81, 1868, Delight
Murray. He resides, 1877, in Perry, Wyoming Co., N. Y.
4826. BUen Amelia, * b. May 6, 1841; m. Mch. 18, 1868, Henry
Taylor. He resides, 1877, in Covington, N. Y.
4827. Min Eukid, b. Mch. 4, 1848; m. Jan. 81, 1873, Harriet
Tillotson. He resides, 1877, in Pavilion, N. Y.
4828. Albert ManUy, b. Apr. 80, 1849; m. Jan. 1, 1870, Elizabeth
Leet He resides, 1877. hi Perr}-, N. Y.
4829. George WdlingUm, b. May 6, 1851; unm., resides, 1877, in
Covington, N. Y. He is a fanner.
Elenoba Fsbbblia Noble, dan. of Ezekiel, was b. in Penfield,
N. T., May 4, 1818, and d. in Chelsea, Mich., May 5, 1856, ab. 38.
She m. July 4, 1835, Fbbeman Sackst, b. July 4, 1813, s. of
John Sacket. He is a carpenter and joiner, and removed to Cas-
tile, Wyoming Co., N. Y.
f !H I IiT>HKW.
4880. mmira, b. Feb. 26, 1886.
4881. Daniel, b. Dec. 25, 1887;
4882. Charlee, b. Nov. 16, 1889.
4888. George WaehingUm, b. Apr. 4, 1841;
4884. Marg Louisa, b. Nov. 16, 1846.
4885. CaroUne Amelia, b. Aug. 10, 1848.
4886. Barter NoUe, b. Aug. 24, 1850.
S«90.
Leonoba Cobbeua Noble, dan. of Ezekiel, was b. in Penfield,
N. Y., May 4, 1818.
She m. (1) Aug. 20, 1887, Zenas Cobb, b. in Covington, N. Y.,
Apr. 8, 1819, 8. of Joseph and Charlotte (Phelps) Cobb. He was
62
resides, 1877, in Dexter, Mich,
resides, 1877, in Dexter, Mich.
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486 DBflCBMDAlCTS OF THOXAB KOBLB.
a farmer in Stockton, N. Y., and Kalamaaoo, Mick, where he d.
Aiig/26, 1850, m. 32.
She m. (2) Ang. 20, 1857, Ezra White;, b. in Cambridge, N. T.,
March 8, 1800, 8. of 'Ezra and Lydia (Evans) White. He is a
farmer, and resides, 1877, in McKean, Erie Co., Penn.
CHILDREN BT FIRST KARRIAOE.
4887. Ahnira J^Una, b. Apr. 8, 1888, hi CoThigton, K. T. ; m. Israel
Taber» from wham she has been divorced. She resides, 1877, in
MUlerstown, Butler Co., Penn.
4888. Jc$eph NOmm, b. Kor. 10, 1840, In Stockton, N. T.; d. In Mc-
Kean. Penn., Sept. 8, 1860, «. 19.
4889. Fanny Lorain, b. Mch.d6, 1844, in Stockton; m. Sept. 10. 1857,
Milton Emerfc Lloyd. He Is a fanner, and resides, 1877, in Fair-
Tiew, Penn.
4840. £9na$Ifbd, b. June 22, 1846, hi Stockton; Is a ftaner, and
resides, 1877, with his mother.
OHILDREK BT BBCOKD MARRIAGE BORN IN KCKRAK.
4841. Frank DeFartti, b. Jnne 8, 1858.
4842. Maud Marion, b. Apr. 25, 1860.
4848. Jtme Mildred, b. Apr. 29, 1865.
S691.
Mart Sophia Noblb, dau. of Ezekiel, was b. in Penfield, N. Y.,
Aug. 7, 1820.
She m. Jan. 1, 1837, Wiluam Roswbll Dodgb, b. in Newport,
N. T., May 25, 1813, s. of Lyman and Betsey (Birden) Dodge.
He has resided successively in Perry, N. Y.; Warsaw, N. Y.;
Perry, N. Y.; Warsaw, N. Y.; and Saranac, Mich. To the latter
place he removed, in 1857, and there has continued to reside up to
the present time, 1877. He is a mason.
4844. BUtabeth Theododa, b. July 17, 1888,. in Perry, K. Y. ; d. hi War-
saw, N. Y., Apr. 13, 1847. m. 8.
4845. WaUam Hairvey, b. July 24, 1840, hi Wsrsaw, K. Y. ; m. Kov. 6,
1861, Mary Jane Gsmpbell. He is a msson, and resides, 1877, in
Ssrsnac, Mich.
4846. Hdkn Marr, b. Feb. 24, 1848, hi Warsaw; m. Oct 27, 1859,
Msroellus Bowen Mosher. He is a mason, and resides, 1877, in
Sarsnac, Mich.
4847. Martha Minenta, b. July 17, 1845, hi Warsaw; m. Apr. 9, 1862,
Arthur H Bsrber, and d. hi Saranac, Mich., Mch. 15. 1868, n. 17.
He is a teamster, and resides, 1877, in Saranac, Mich
484a AuffuOiuNcUe, b. Mch 28, 1848, in Warsaw; and there d. Jan.
18, 1840, te. 21 mos.
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BBANCB OF MATTHBW. 487
4849. Wdeome NMe, b. Feb. 90, 1850, In Wanaw; and there d. Sept
99, 1851,«. 19moe.
4880. Martf Oamitta, b. Mch. 90, 1858, In Wanaw; and there d. Not.
18, 1859, ». 6.
4851. LiUie BeU, b. Nov. 20, 1855, in Warsaw; m. July 28, 1872,
Estiu Lif ord Mosbcr. He ia a farmer, and resides, 1877, in Saranoc,
Mich.
S6M.
Rbbboca Mabia Noblb, dan. of Ezekiel, was b. in Penfield,
N. Y., Aug. 7, 1820, and d. Feb. 24, 1874, ab. 54.
She m. March 15, 1840, Babzill Babnabo, b. April 21, 1816.
' He resided in Holland, Erie Co., N. Y., whence he removed to
Warsaw, N. Y., and d. abt. 1874.
CHILDBEM.
4852. Frances, b. Jan. 24, 1841.
4858. WiOard, b. Dec. 16, 1848.
4854. Theododa, b. June 1, 1846.
4855. OUte, b. June 27, 1840.
S693.
John Ezekizl Noblb, s. of Ezekiel, was b. in Penfield, N. Y.,
Apr. 27, 1823. He is a farmer, and resides, 1877, in Randalia,
Fayette Co., Iowa.
He m. Sabah Bainbb.
CRXIDBBN.
4856. Bfufda Maria, b. May 18, 1844.
4857. muabeih, b. Oct 12, 1845.
4858. Mahm Theodoeia, b. Mch. 12, 1848.
4859. Harriet AmOia, b. Mch. 19, 1850.
8M4.
Habvxt Sylvbsteb Noble, s. of Bzekiel, was b. in Penfield,
N. Y., Oct. 27, 1825 or 1826, and d. in Fayette, Iowa, Nov. 20,
1857 or 1858, sb. 32 or 33. He was a farmer.
He m. Sept. 12, 1845, Ltdia Matilda Wabbek, b. Aug. )4,
1824 or 1825, dau. of Richard and Betsey Warren. »She d. in
Fayette, Iowa, July 7, 1864.
CUILDBBX.
4860. HeUnMarg, b. Feb. 15 or 16, 1847, in Perry, N. Y.: and
there d. Oct. 8 or 5, 1848, n. 91 mos.
4861. Barrietja$eph£ru,h. Mch. 14, 1849, or Aug. 15, 1850, in Perry; m.
Dec. 16, 1866, Ransom Lee. He is, 1877, a railway engineer.
4862. CamaUaAdeOe, b. May 16,1855, in Fayette; m. May 1, 1876,
Henry Hollenbeck. He is, 1877, a farmer.
4868. Adelaide M„ b. Apr. 16, 1857; d. in Fayette. Sept. 14. lanp.
te. 9.
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488 VWBCEXIDAXm of THOMAS XOBLB.
JEioBXBT Delano Nobue, b. of Bzekiel, wm b. in Fenfield, N. Y
Aug. 6, 1828. He zemoved, in 1855, from Ferry, Wyoming Co.,
N. Y., to Fayette, Fayette Co., Iowa, where he still, 1877, resides.
He was formerly a cabinet-maker, but is now a carpenter and
farmer.
He m. Mch. 24, 1852, Lauea Briqos, b. in Perry, Wyoming
Co., N. Y., Sept 3, 1830, dau. of Elisha and Beolah (Tompson)
Briggs.
CHILDBEN.
4884. Oharlet Emr^, b. Dec. 27, 1852, in Perry, N. Y.; d. in Fayette,
Iowa, Dec. .5, 1855, ». 2.
4865. Laura Alice, b. Oct 8, 1854, in Perry.
4866. (Jha/rU% Bobert, b. May 5, 1857, In Fayette; is, 1877, a farmer.
4867. Bmty Eugene, b. Apr. 6, 1861, in Fayette.
S«M.
Susan Noble, adopted dan. of Ezekiel, was b. in Sheldon,
Oenesee Co., N. Y., July 25, 1832. About 1836, she went to reside
with her brother, Joseph B. Noble, and remained with him until
her marriage.
She m. (I) Nov. 15, 1848, Jzdkdiah Morgan Grant, b. in Naples,
N. Y., Feb. 21, 1816. He was a major-general of the Nauvoo
legion; for several years speaker of the House of Representatives
in the legislative assembly of Utah Ter. ; first mayor of Salt Lake
City, 1851--56; and at the time of his ^eatb, connected with the
presidency of the church, as second councillor of Brigham Young.
He d. Dec. 1, 1856, m. 40.
She m. (2) Jan. 1, 1858, Gborob Davis Grant, brother of her
former husband. He was a farmer, and held a military position as
colonel in the Mormon legion. He d. in Bountiful, Utah Ter.,
Sept 20, 1876.
OHILDRSN BT FIRST MARRIAGE BORN IN SALT LAKE CrTT.
4868. /oMpA ffiram, b. Oct. 17, 1858; m. Oct. 18, 1875, Elixa Eveletb
Eldredge. He Ib, 1876, a merchant and banker in Salt Lake City.
4869. Siuan VOaU, b. Sept 10, 1855; m. Jan. 22, 1871, Willlsm Stewart
Muir. He is a carpenter, and resides, 1876, in Bountiful.
CHILD BT BBOONn MARRIAGE.
4870. FrankUn Dati$, b. Sept. 18, 1858, in Salt Lake City.
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BBANGB OF KATTHVW. 489
SEVENTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
9tOJ.
Jamss Noble, b. of James, was b. June 21, 1823. He is a
farmer, and removed, 1868, to Brookfield, Linn Co., Missouri.
He m. Sept 5, 1855, Delia Mason, dau. of Christopher Mason,
b. in North Adams, Mass., 1797, who d. 1854, and Leah Barber, b.
in Pownal, Vt, 1798, who d. Apr., 1874. [They were married,
1818.]
CHILDBSH.
4871. James Henry, b. Aug. 15, 1856.
4872. Delia EOen, b. Apr. 4, 1858.
4878. AlbeH Mason, b. Dec. 8, 1865.
S7M.
John Allen Noble, s. of James, was b. Dec. 11, 1824. He
resided in Pownal, Vt., 1847-53; in Florence, a village in North-
ampton, Mass., 1 853-69 ; and since the latter date, up to the present
time, 1876, in Brookfield, Linn Co., Mo. He is by trade a car-
penter and joiner, though he now works upon a farm.
He m. Apr. 28, 1847, Fanny W. Stall, b. Aug. 30, 1829, dau.
of Isaac Read and Ddia (White) Stall.
cheldben.
4874. James Ormon, b. June 24, 1848. He has followed the seas for
three years, but is now, 1876, a fanner in Oneida, N. Y.
4875. Andrew Jackson, b. Aug. 8, 1851. He is an ornamental painter, and
resides, 1876, in Florence, Mass.
4876. Samud, Wmiam,'b, Jan. 28, 1854.
4877. Charks AUen, b. Apr. 8, 185a
S707.
Katbarins Betsbt Noblb, dau. of James, was b. Feb. 6, 1831.
She m. Sept. 28, 1851, John Miltok Babber, b. in Pownal, Vt.,
Apr. 19, 1831, 8. of Noel and Olive (Thompson) Barber. He
resides, 1876, in PownaL
CBILDBXH.
4878. Jamss MtUon, b. Aug. 18, 1862, In Pownal.
4879. Henry Augustus, b. July 11, 1854, In Pownal; m. Jan. 12, 1876,
DelUah Elizabeth Robinson, and resides, 1876, in Pownal.
4880. JohnlMfle, b. Oct 19, 1860, in Williamstown, Mass.
4881. Ida DeUa, ^j b. Apr. 9. 1869, In PownaL
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490 DC8CBNDANT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
S719.
Saaah Kinnkt Noble, dau. of Erastus, was b. in Pownal, Vt,
Dec. 28, 1801, andd. in Williamstown, Mass., Sept. 18, 1853, ab. 51
She m. Sept. 6, J824, Benjamin Sanfobd, b. of George Sanford
of Berkley, Mass. He d. Nov. 17, 1855.
CHILD.
4882. Er(utu$ A^tMe, b. Aug. 6, 1825.
3791.
Robert Noble, s. of Erastus, was b. in Pownal, Yt, Jan. 28,
1806. He is a blacksmith, and resides, 1876, about forty rods
west of the Mansion house, in Williamstown, Mass.
He m. July 28, 1836, Elizabeth Browkell Chamberlain, b.
in WiUiamstown, Mass., Jan. 28, 1816, dau. of Emery and Mary
(Brownell) Chamberlain.
children born in williamstown.
4888. Charles Sanford, b. Apr. 26, 1888; killed by being thrown from a
hone, in Williamstown, Apr. 6, 1851, oe. 12.
4884. Robert Roger, b. Sept. 27, 1840; m. June 17, 1867, Mary Elizabeth
Hinsdale, b. in West Winsted, C:k>nn., Mch. 18, 1848, dau. of John
and Malvina (Alvord) Hinsdale. Children. 1. Susan Alvord, b.
Apr. 9, 1868, d. Mch. 1, 1869, s. 10 mos. ; 2. Robert Chamberlain,
b. Oct. 8, 1872, d. July 3, 1873, te. 9 mos. ; 8. John Hinsdale (twin),
Jb. Oct. 8, 1872, d. July 5, 1873, m. 9 mos. In the Civil war, he
enlisted. May, 1801, in 2d Beg. Mass. Vols., and after serving about
nine months, was discharged on account of disability. Vifi enlisted,
in Apr., 1863, in 49th Reg. of Mass. Vols., served one year as sec-
ond lieutenant, and was present at the siege and taking of Port
Hudson. He resides, 1877, in West Winsted, Conn., being engaged
in the real estate and insurance business.
4385. Jamee, b. Dec. 8, 1842; m. Oct. 80, 1873, Anna Elizabeth
Daniel, b. in New York, Mch. 4, 1850, dau. of James and Kate
(Drumgold) Daniel. Child. James, b. Apr. 22, 1875, in Stamford,
Conn. In the Civil war, he enlisted, June, 1864, in 23d N. T. Ind.
battery, but was afterwards transferred to 8th N. Y. Heavy Artil-
lery'. He was present at the taking of Richmond, Va.
4886. Mary EUexwrth, b. June 8, 1845; m. Feb. 21, 1866, Dr. Charles
Dwight Belden, b. in Boon ton, Morris Co., N. J., Feb. 16, 1845, a
of Rev. Henry and Caroline (Wilcox) Belden. He resides, 1876, in
ParkviUe, N. Y. Children. 1. Carrie Elizabeth, b. Mch. 4, 1067,
in Williamstown, Mass. ; 2. Cliarles Noble, b. Feb. 16, 1869, In
FishkiU, N. Y., d. July 8, 1861^.
4887. Barah Gray, b. Apr. 8. 1851; d. in Williamstown, Oct 12,
1851, e. 6 mos.
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BBAKCH OF MATTHEW. 491
9799.
ABALnne Noble, dan. of Erastus, was b. in WiUiamstown, Mass.,
Mch. 28, 1808.
She m. Sept 14, 1842, Emerson Orcutt, b. in Abington, Mass.,
Apr. 14, 1806, 8. of Emerson and Mehitable (Vining) Orcutt.
He was a boot and shoe manufacturer, and d. in North Abington,
Mass., Mch. 30, 1871, sb. 64.
CHILDBEH.
4888. EOen Suffenia, b. June 6, 1843, in WiDiamstown, Mass. ; m. Feb.
28, 1867, Galen Porter Gushing, a boot and shoe manufacturer, who
resides, 1876, in Abington, Mass.
4889. Buih AdeUa, b. Dec. 12, 1844, in Williamstown ; m. July 20, 1870,
Henry Gloyd, a' boot and shoe-stitcber of North Abington, Mass. ,
who d. there Feb. 4, 1871.
S793.
Mabistta Noble, dau. of Erastus, was b. in Williamstown,
Mass., Mch. 25, 1812, and resides, 1876, in Williamstown.
She m. Sept 27, 1843, Henrt Jason Orekkell, b. in Tiverton,
B. L, 1818, 8. of Isaiah Orennell. He d. in San Francisco, Cal.,
Dec. 4, 1863.
CHILDREN.
4890. Eenrietta, b. June 7, 1844; m. Aug. 22, 1864, Truman El-
dredge Cole of Brooklyn, N. Y. They now, 1877, reside in Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
4891. Harriet muabeth, b. June 4, 18^; m. Oct. 27, 1870, Ezra Gilbert
Stocking. They now, 1877, reside in Riverton (Barkbamsted),
Conn., where he is a teacher.
S794I.
RuiH Ann Noble, dau. of Erastus, was b. in Williamstown,
Man., Jan. 19, 1814.
She nL Apr. 12, 1836,. Samuel Ounn Haskins, b. in Hancock,
Mass., Dec. 16, 1812, s. of Jason and Electa (Gunn) Haskins. He
is a fanner, and resided in Shelbume, Mass., 1836-37; in Leyden,
Mass., 1837-39; in Williamstown, Mass., 1839-56; in Pownal,
Vt, 1856-58; in Williamstown, Mass., 1858-67; and in Pittsfield,
Mass., from 1867, to the present time, 1876.
4892. Okarim Ahruo, b. Apr. 19, 1887, in Leyden, Mass. ; is an invalid,
•ad has never been able to perform any manual labor.
4898. Ja$(m NMe, b. Nov. 26, 1842, in WUliamstown, Mass., and there
d. Jan. 22, 1844.
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492 DK8CS1VDAMTB OF THOMAS NOBLE.
4894. Sarah Jane, b. Dec. 22, 1844. in Wllliamttown, Haas. ; m. Oct
18, 1800, CSiarleB E. Wincbell, a merchaDt and poatmaater in Btam
fold, Vt
4895. Ja9(m IMle, b. ICay 89, 1848, in Williamstown, Maaa., and there
d. the aame day.
4896. mecta Ann, b. Nov. 9, 1858, in Williamstown, Mass.
S795.
Elizabeth Jane Noble, dan. of Erastus, was b. in Williams-
town, Mass., Feb. 24, 1816.
She m. Apr. 14, 1842, Edwin Eldrsd, b. in Falmouth, Mass.,
Jan. 28, 1818, s. of William and Deborah (Fessenden) Eldred.
He resides, 1876, in Worcester, Mass., and is a Ufe insurance
Agent
childrbk.
4897. BOmBiitaUth, b. July 18, 1848, in Falmouth, Haas.; m. Nov. 86,
1872, Frank O. Morley, principal of high achool in Bristol, R I.,
and d. in Worcester, Mass., Mch. 18, 1874, te. 80. He d. in Pitts-
field, Mass., Aug. 1, 1875.
4896. Lueiui Bdwin, b. Oct 12, 1845, in Fair Haven, Maas. ; is an insur-
ance agent in Worcester, Maas.
4899. JaimM Noble, b. July 12, 1848, in Fair Haven, Mass. ; and there
d. July 18, 1848.
4400. WUUam, b. Sept 8, 1855, in Fair Haven, Maaa. ; and there
d. Jan. 86, 1866.
4401. Da/uglUer, b. Sept 15, 1857, in Fair Haven; d. Sept 15, 1857.
4402. Wmam, b. Oct 16, 1858, in Fair Haven; d. Apr. 15, 1860.
S764.
Col. Henbt Thbophilus Noble, s. of Henry, was b. in Otis,
Mass., May 3, I82d. In 1850, he removed to Dizon, 111. For
two subsequent years he taught school, and then went into active
business. He raised a company for the Civil war, in April, 1861, and
was captain of the same, in ISih 111. Beg. of Infantry, in the western
army, until after the fall of Vicksburg, July 4, 1863. He was
then commissioned as captain and aaaistiint quartermaster, and in
1863, was promoted to the office of major, lieutenant-colonel, and
colonel, and assigned to duty as chief quartermaster of the depart-
ment of Arkansas, on the staff of Major-Gen. J. J. Beynoldi^
his head-quarters being Little Bock, Ark. He was '^mustered
out,*' Oct 15, 1866, after about five and one-half years of service.
In 1868, he bought an interest in the O.'and Detour plow works,
established in 1837, at Orand Detour, IlL, built a factory, and re-
moved in 1869, to Dixon. His residence is still, 1876, Dixon, and
his business^ the manufacture of agricultural implements^ the firm
being « Cummins, Noble k Dodge."
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BRANCH OF MATTHEW. 493
He m. (I) Feb. 27, 1853, Jaks Ann Hxbbiok, b. in Chautauqua
Co., N. Y., Nov. 26, 1834, dau. of Samuel and Sally (Nash) Her-
rick. She was killed at Dizon, HI., May 4, 1873, sb. 40, by the
falling of an iron bridge, on which she was standing to witness
the ceremony of baptism.
He m. (2) Oct. 18, 1875, Mart Auousta Hampton, b. in Bos-
ton, Erie Co., N. Y., 1843, dau. of Slater and Minerva (Ellis)
Hampton.
CHiLDRBiT,— none.
S7M.
Mart Rebsgca Noble, dau. of Matthew, was b. in Bridport,
Vt., Aug. 7, 1827.
She m. April 24, 1853, John Kilboubn Jones, b. in BruUetts
Creek, Edgar Co., HI., March 20, 1827, s.'of Samuel and Phebe
(Basford) Jones.. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876, in Logan,
Edgar Co., IlL
GHILDREN.
4408. Sara?i Laura, b. Feb. 14, 1857; d. Oct. 4, 1857.
4404. Stephen AVoan, b. Nov. 19, 1861; d. Aug. 18. 1868.
4405. Fl&reMe MUUe, b. June 17, 1867.
SS90.
Frances Elizabeth Noble, dau. of Erastus and Lucy (Briggs)
Noble, was b. in [Canaan, Conn. 7], abt. 1832, and d. in Greenfield,
Mass., Aug. 3, 1865, sb. abt. 33.
She m. Aug. 31, 1851, Chaukcet Ouellow, b. in Greenfield,
Mass., Sept. 12, 1829, s. of Calvin and Candace '(Petty) Guellow.
He has resided most of his life in Greenfield, Mass., but now, 1875,
resides, and keeps a hotel in Guilford, Vt. [After the death of
his first wife, he m. (2) Jan. 1. 1866, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Burrows,
b. in Deny, N. H., Nov. 17, 1832, dau. of Amos Morse and Ann
Elizabeth (Hanson) Carleton. She m. (1) Jan. 1, 1852, Amos
Austin Burrows of Northfield, Mass., s. of Erastus and Fanny
(Hamilton) Burrows. Amos Austin Burrows d. in Bufalo, N. T.
Sept 29, 1864. They had Amos Carleton, b. in Chioopee Falls,
Mass., May 27, 1856,* and there d. Aug. 13, 1856.]
child bork m cakaan, cohh.
4406. OhM, b. ; d. e. 1 day.
SM!i.
BuTUs Fbnton Noble, s. of Ralph, was b. Feb. 1, 1819. He
resides, 1876, in Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
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494 DX80E)n)Aim of thomas koblb.
He m. (1) Sept 26, 1842, Emsukk Stobt, b. in CAnlerbiiry,
Conn., Oct. 7. 1824, dao. of Peletkh Story. She d. May 5, 1848,
m. 23.
He m. (2) Oct 2, 1851, Hahkah Amk Fblton, b. June 5, 1832,
dftu. of Bsra Felton.
CHTTiDRKN.
4407. Oharie$Bmi, b. June 4,1853.
4408. WaUiAlbirt, b. June IS, 1856.
4400. Balph AUmao, b. June 18, 1859.
t86S.
Danixl Webbkb Noblx, s. of Ralph, wm b. in West Colesville,
N. T., Oct 21, 1820. He removed, about 1840, to Lawrenceville,
Tioga Co., Penn., and in Feb., 1868, to Addison, Stouben Co., N. Y.
He ie a carpenter, and works on doors, in the door-factory of
his brother Charles Elbon Noble.
He m. Jan. 12, 1845, Abalivs Stoet, b. in Canterbury, Conn.,
Oct. 7, 1824, dau. of Peletiah Perrit and Betsey Ann (aeveland)
Story.
CHILD.
4410. Mary Jane, b. ICay 82, 1853, In Lawrencerille, Penn.
BoDXBiCK Jakes Noble, s. of Balph, was b. in West Colesville,
N. T., April 19, 1824. He was formerly a carpenter, but now,
1876, a farmer in West Colesville, N. Y.
He m. March 3, 1862, Habbiet Lovisa Davis, b. in Busti,
Chautauqua Co., N. Y., July 5, 1831, dau. of Jonathan and Nancy
(Spicer) Davis.
CBILn.
4411. Odia BOL. b. ICay 80, 1864, In West OolesviUe, N. T.
StM.
Balph Ahixaz Noble, s. of Balph, was b. in Owego, Tioga Co.,
N. Y., April 12, 1826. He is a fanner, and after his marriage,
resided in Caton, Steuben Co., N. Y., until 1870, when he removed
to Lawrenceville, Tioga Co., N. Y., where he resides, 1876.
He m. Oct 1, 1847, Habbiet Louisa Tabboz, b. in Caton,
N. Y., Aug. 31, 1827, dau. of Salmon and Bebeoca (Orsgory)
Tarboz.
CHILDBEN.
4412. Eafffitii 3Mnt, b. Hch. 10, 1849; m. Aaron Toby.
4418. EOnm Saltnon, b. Oct 90, 1850; m. Julia Beckwith.
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BBANCB OF MATTHEW. 495
4414. SluaAnn, b. Mch. 10. 1853; m. Oct, 1872, Sylvester Beck-
with of LawrenceTille, Penn.
8866.
Charles Elbom Noble, b. of Ralph, was b. June 11, 1833.
HaviBg resided about eight years in Lawrenoeville, Tioga Co.,
Penn., and learned the cabinet-makers' trade, be removed, in 1861,
to Addison, Steuben Co., N. Y., wljere he is a partner of the
firm of A. G. Crane k Co., manufacturers of door$, sash, and
blinds.
He m. Oct 20, 1863, Sdbak Coolet Milleb, b. in Millerton,
Tioga Co., Penn., July 28, 1840, dau. of James and Rebecca (Xin-
ner) Miller.
childrek bobn in addisok.
4416. Burr Breyhaut, b. Oct 25, 1865.
4416. Grace, b. Feb. 27, 1876.
8867.
Albert Obson Noble, s. of Ralph, was b. Feb. 16, 1839. He
resided, 1859-66, in Brookville, Penn., and on the I4th September
of the latter year, removed to Rogersville, Oenesee Co., MicL, where
he has resided up to the present time, July, 1876. He is a farmer.
He m. Aug. 9, 1866, Caboline Josephine Voinchet, b. in
French ville, Clearfield Co., Penn., Jan. 28, 1844, dau. of John
Baptist and Josephine Francis (Schnell) Voinchet.
CHILDREN,— none.
8887.
Leanbeb James Noble, s. of Roderick, was b. in Shutesbury,
Mass., Sept 19, 1841. Since his marriage he has resided in Win*
neconnee, Wis., 1861-63; in Menasha, Wis., 1863-^6; and in
Wrightstown, Brown Co., Wis., 1866-76. For the past fifteen
years, he has been an agent of the Menasha wooden- ware company.
He m. Aug. 5, 1861, Phebe Ameua Bbown, b. Sept 27, 1843,
dau. of Edwin and Susan Emma (Smith) Brown.
CHILDREN.
4417. EUiwnih Atwett, b. Aug. 8, 1862.
44ia LOian Maud, b. Apr. 10, 1868.
4419. Grace AUda. b. Aug. 12, 1876.
8909.
Ltdia Pinnet Noble, dau. of Almon, was b. in East Windsor,
Conn., March 30, 1838.
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496 DttOKVDAMTB OF THOMAS KOBLB.
She nL March 6, 1861, Levi Oatlobd Hatdxn, b. in Windsor,
Conn., Sept 22, 1821, a. of Levi and Wealthy (HaskeU) Hayden,
being his second wife. [He m. Aug 15, 1849, Mary £. Belden.]
He iS| 1877, a farmer in Windsor, Conn.
CHILDBXN BOBN IN WIKIMOR.
4490. George NMe, b. Feb. 92, 1863; d. June 14, 1878, m. 11.
4491. Bamud Strong, b. Jan. 98, 1865.
4429. Frank Almon, b. Apr. H 1868.
4498. Lett Albert, b. Sept 8, 1872.
4494. Bodert ffaekel, b. Dec. 18, 1876.
HxsBKiAH BissELL KoBLE, s. of Almon, was b. in East Wind-
sor, Conn., Jnne 25, 1840. In the Civil war, he served for nine
months^ as orderly sergeant in Co. A, 22d Conn. Reg. He is,
1877, a farmer in South Windsor, Conn.
He m. (1) Sept 4, 1862, Mabt Ann Moore, b. in South Wind-
sor, Conn., March 19, 1838, dan. of Samuel and Lydia (Stoughton)
Moore. She d. in South Windsor, Conn., Jan. 7, 1865, sb. 27.
He m. (2) Oct 14, 1868, Euzabeth Ameua Stouqhton, dau. of
Fradk and Amelia (Ooodman) Stoughton. She d. March 11, 1876.
CHIIJ> bt fibst mabbiaob.
4495. Samuel Moore, b. Aug. 94, 1864; d. Sept. 10, 1864.
CHILDBEN BT BBOOND HABBIAOB.
4496. Fhink StoughUm, b. Sept 4, 1860.
4497. Boberi Aknm, b. Mch. 8, 1872; d. July 10, 1872.
4498. Sa^mmd Ooodman, b. Nor. 80, 1878.
4499. MmabeikAmeUa, b. Jan. 18, 1876.
9904.
JoflN Babtlett Noble, s. of Almon, was b. in East Windsor,
Conn., Aug. 22, 1846, and is, 1877, a farmer in Scantic parish,
East Windsor, Conn.
He m. Oct 4, 1870, Catharine Diantha Sadd, dau. of Wil-
liam, Jr., and Maronet (Allen) Sadd of South Windsor, Conn.
CHiLi>BXN,^none.
James Noble, 2d, s. of James, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June
25, 1838. He is. 1876, a farmer in Westfield, Mass.
He m. Oct 29, 1855, Andelucia Loohis, b. in Westfield, Oct
9, 1831, dau. of Thomas and Julia (Shepard) Loomis.
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GHILDBBN BORN IN WE8TFIELD.
4480. Fred Arthur, b. Aug. 17. 1859.
4481. QilbeH Uliffard, b. Jan. 7, 1864.
4482. Howard Oustate, b. May 9, 1807.
4488. JuOa, b. Apr. 19, 1872.
4018.
Francbs Ibene Noble, dau. of Leonard, was b. in Pinckney,
MidL, Aug. 1, 1837.
She m. June 7, 1854, Samuel Grimes, b. in Owego, Tioga Co.,
N. Ym Nov. 11, 1828, s. of James and Margaret (Whitney) Grimes.
He is, 1877, a wagon-maker, in Pinckney, Mich.
CHILDREN BORN IN PINCKNEY.
4484. WiUi$ Thampwn, b. July 8, 1865; m. Oct. 22, 1875, Emma A.
Hodge. He resides, 1877, in Pinckney, and is a farmer.
4485. Ckarla Leonard, b. June 4, 1857.
4486. Frank AUnuo, b. Apr. 80, 1859.
4080.
Hbnrt Leonard Nobijc, s. of Leonard, was b. in Pinckney,
Mich-i Apr. 5, 1843. He removed in Apr., 1863, to Rockville,
in the town of Vernon, Conn., where he is still, 1877, a salesman
in a clothing store.
He m. (1) Jan. 5, IS67, Esther Buffington, b. in Willington,
Conn., Sept 14, 1845, dau. of David and Esther (Eldridge) Buffing-
ton. She d. in Vernon, Conn., Dec. 29, 1868, sb. 23.
He m. (2) May 23, 1871, Flora Euza Dimock, b. in Windsor,
Comi., Aug. 25, 1852, dau. of Edwin Bruce and Eliza Jane (Clark)
Dimock«
CHILD BY FnUT XABRIAGE BORN IN VBRNON.
44860.0^1 IRZm, b. Sept. 12, 1868; d. hi Yemon, Oct 1, 1868, s. 19
days.
cinTiDRlBN BT SECOND XABBIAeB BOBN IN VBBNCm.
4487. sua J^, b. Feb. 25, 1872.
448a Edward Payeon, b. Nov. 9, 1874
4489. Herbert Dimoek, b. Aug. 20, 1876.
4031.
Mart Catharimb Noble, dau. of Leonard, wash, in Pinckney,
Mich., Dec 15, 1844.
She m. June 1, 1864, Charles Dana Morse, b. in Castile,
Wyoming Co., N. T., June 4, 1835, s. of Dr. Dana and Margaret
(Van Winkle) Morse. He is, 1877, a farmer in Napoleon, Jackson
Co., Mich., where he has resided since 1854. No diildren.
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498 DS0CKNDAIIT8 OF TBOMAS ITOBLE.
FiDBLiA AmfSTTB NoBLB, dau. of Leonaid, was b. in Pmckney,
Mich., Jan. 11, 1847.
She m. May 24, 1865, Vak Rbn88blaeb Wall Davu, b. in
Tyrone, Steuben Co., N. Y., Feb. 27, 1834, a. of James D. and
Esther (Jones) Davis. He ia, 1877, a teacher in Pinckney, Mich.
CHILDREN.
4440. Anna Birdie, b. June 6, 1867, in Genoa, Mich.
4441. Jatne$ Emeit, b. Nov. 24, 1876. in Pinckney; d. July 6, 1877, s. 7
moa.
403S.
Samuel Tract Noble, a. of Leonard, waa b. in Pinckney, Mich.,
Dec. 5, 1848. He removed in July, 1865, to Bockville (Vernon),
Conn., where he ia, 1877, an agent of Adama Ezpreas Co.
He m. Dec. 8, 1868, Anna Elizabeth Fisher, b. in Carlton,
Nottinghamshire, Eng., dau, of George and Mary (Billard) Fisher.
CHTT.PRKK born in VERNON.
4442. Wmie, b. July 16, 1868; d. hi Yemon, July 80, 1869, ». 14
days.
4448. £}t>a LOUan, b Feb. 22, 1874.
4444. Ediih ElMbM, b Dec. 18. 1875.
Chelbea Adelbert Noble, a. of Leonard, waa b. in Pinckney,
Mich., July 4, 1854. He ia, 1877, a dealer in fruita and confec-
tionery, in Broad Brook (East Windsor), Conn.
He m. Sept 1, 1874, Adeline Tatlor Lasbubt, b. in Broad
Brook, Conn., Sept. 8, 1851, dau. of (George and Frances (Siiooz)
Lasbury. She d. in Broad Brook, May 11, 1877, n. 25.
child.
4445. Chraee, b. May 8. 1877; d. aame day.
Alonzo MiLETua Noble, a. of Sylvester Drake, wasb.inOtisoo,
N. T., Aug. 5, 1817. He is, 1876, a livery-sUble keeper in Ann
Arbor, Mich.
He m. May 26, 1840, Elizabeth Stone, b. in Paris, N. T., Mch.
9, 1822, dau. of Cyrus and Martha Fisher (Carson) Stone of Y<Mrk,
Washtenaw Co., Mich.
CHILDREN.
4446. Sykeuter Oifrui, b. Mch. 27, 1842; m. Oct. 81, 1867, Lois Hinckley,
b. in Pittsfleld, N. T., Dec. 90, 1848, dau. of Sbennan arid Orpha
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BBANOH or MATTHEW. 499
(Gates) Hinckley. She d. in Ypsflanti. Mich.. June 15. 1870, s. 21.
No children. He is now, 187G, a bookkeeper in the office of the
Houston and Texas Central railroad in Houston, Texas.
4447. ludar^mudbeth^h. Bept 34. 1846; m. Jan. 81, 1866, George Wash-
ington Hill, b. in Stonej Creek, Mich., Apr. 21, 1889, s. of Oliver
and Polly (GloTer) HUL He resides, 1876. in Tpsilanti, Mich., and
is a commercial trayeller for Ferry A Co., seedsmen, Detroit, Mich.
Children bom in Ypsilanti. 1. Jessie, b. Jan. 28, 1868; 2. John,
b. Feb. 15, 1878.
40M.
SoFHBOHiA Mabia Noblb, dau. of Sylvester Drake, was b. Sept.
19, 1820.
She m. Feb. 22, 1842, RpswxLL Waterman, b. in Richfield,
N. T., Apr. 2, 1817, a. of David and Zilpha (Tmeedell) Waterman.
He was a fanner in Pittafield, Mich., until Sept, 1874, when he
removed to Ann Arbor, Mich., where he residea, 1876.
4448. FrankUn SyUte^er, b. Nov. 27, 1842, hi Ann Arbor; and there d.
Mch. 22, 1848, se. 8 mos.
4440. PomeUa Buropia, b. Dec. 26, 1844, in Ann Arbor; m. Bept 19,
1867. Gilbert Munson Munroe, a fanner of Ann Arbor.
4460. 2Mle BomeeU, b. Feb. 27. 1846, in Ann Arbor; m. May 27,
1878, Lucy Ann Rouse. He is, 1876, a bookkeeper in Ann Arbor.
4451. Bdffar David, b. June 27, 1848, hi Pittsfleld, Mich. ; m. June 8.
1874, Mary Agnes Anderson. He is, 1876, a commercial traveller,
and resides in Ann Arbor.
4462. AUmMO, b. Mch. 6. 1852, in Pittsfleld; there d. of con-
sumption, Jan. 18, 1871, se. 18.
4458. Q^iyrge Eddy, b. Feb. 28. 1854, in Pittsfleld; unm., is, 1876, a
commercial traveller, and resides in Ann Arbor, Mich.
4081.
Mabt Euzabsth NoiLE, dau. of Sylvester Drake, was b. in
Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 27, 1834, and there d. Feb. 1, 1865,
e.80.
She m. Dec. 21, 1857, John Tbsodobi Swathsl, a. of John
Theodore and Harriet Maria (Spellman) Swathe!. He m. (2) Dec.
6, 1865, Mrs. Elizabeth Roy, and la, 1876, the owner of a flouring
mill in Ann Arbor.
4454. Tlmdort Bnwy, b. Bept 20, 1850, in Ann Arbor, and there d. Bept.
80, 1860. s. 1.
4455. Mwry Laum, \ b. Feb. 7, 1861, in Ann Arbor, and there d. Oct
] 0. jreD. 7, 1961, u
( 8, 1861. SB. 7 mos
s. ) b. Feb. 7, 1861, in
4456. Earriet Maria, ) b. Feb. 7, 1861, in Ann Arbor.
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500 DB8CEMDAI9T8 OF TROMAt XOBLB.
4M4.
LxBOT Chablbs Noblb, t. of Sylvester Drake, was b. in Ann
Arbor, Mich., July 24, 1842. He resides, 1878, in Houston, Tex.,
and is master mechanic of the Houston k Texas & R.
He m. Sept 12, 1877, Mabia E. Camfbbll^ formerly of Colum-
bus, O.
40M.
Adbua Catbabinb Noble, dau. of Sylvester Drake, was b. in
Ann Arbor, Mich., April 13, 1844.
She m. Sept 2, 1868, Hon. Noah Wood Cbebtxb, b. in Mohawk
Village, N. Y., July 22, 1839, s. of William and Emeline (Wood)
Cheever. He grad. at the University of Michigan, in 1863, and at
the Law department of the same institution, in 1865. He re-
sides, 1876, in Ann Arbor, and is a lawyer and judge of probate,
haviog entered on the duties of the latter office, Jan. 1, 1873, for
a term of four years.
4457. WaUam S^ioetler, b. Aug. 88. 1868, in Ann Arbor.
4458. Sme$tNoah, b. Bept 8, 1878. in Ann Arbor; and there d. of
typhus ferer. Not. 18, 1875. e. 8.
LiHNJEUS Stltbsteb Noblb, s. of Dr. Alonso Ensign, was b. in
Port Huron, MicL, McL 11, 1821. He is, 1877, a lumber dealer
in Port Huron.
He m. May 26, 1844, Mabt Fowlxb, b. in West6eld, Mass^ Aug.
31, 1824, dau. of Boswell and Lucy (Larabee) Fowler.
CHILDBn.
4459. Augwia Marp, b. May 86. 1845. in Rochester. N. T. ; m. Jan. 84.
1866. Nonnan Day Austin, b. in Norvell, Jackson Go.. Mich.. Apr.
9, 1842, a of and Fanny M (Nelson) Austin. He is. 1877,
a passenger conductor on the Chicago A North Eastern rsilway, and
resides in Port Huron. Mich. Children bom in KorveD. 1. Mina
Louisa, b. Kot. 88. 1866; 8. Cora Augusta, b. Apr. 17. 1868. d. in
Port Huron. Dec. 11. 1872. s. 4.
4460. Xmmm Maria, b. Mch. 6 or 7. 1848. in Port Huron; m. Oct. 85.
1871. Edwin 8. Petit, b. in Port Huron. Sept. 1846. a of Simeon
and Sophia (Girard) Petit He is, 1877. a merchant in PMt Huron.
Children bom in Port Huron. 1. Angel Maud, b. July 81. 1878;
8. Darling Millie (twin), b. July 81. 1878; 8. Maiy Sophia, b. Aug.
85, 1874; 4 Edwin Noble, b. Dec 86. 1876.
4461. ^ank AUnm, b. Apr. 88, 1864.
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BBANOH or MATTHEW. 501
4IM7.
Mabia Sabah NoBLEy dan. of Linnnus Patchin, was b. Apr. 7,
1829.
She m. (1) Sept 11, 1856, Hbnbt Lobd, b. in CoventTy, Conn.,
Feb. 14, 1823, b. of Gardner Lord. He d. Mch. 8, 1858, e. 35.
She m. (2) Jan. 2, 1862, Chablks Ricbmoki). He is, 1876, a
commission merchant in New York city, his P. 0. address being
52 Vesey St.
GHiLDBEiT, — ^none.
4048.
Chablbs laxfKMVB Noble, s. of Linnnos Patchin, was b. in Fay-
etteville (Idanlins), N. Y., Aug. 29, 1831. He is, 1876, a merchant
in Fayetteville, N. Y.
He m. (1) July 18, 1854, Elizabeth Jane Ooodbich, b. in Auburn,
N. Y., Mch. 15, 1831, dau. of Franldin and Jane Goodrich. She
d. in Chicago, HL, Oct. 26, 1865, 8b. 34.
He m. (2) Aug. 13, 1867, Ellen Caboline Hall, b. in Coventry,
Conn., Not. 6, 1839, dau. of Libni and Eliza (Brown) HalL
childrsn bt moFT mabbiaob.
4462. Linnofui Goodrich, b. Bept 18. 1865, in New Lisbon, Wis. ; d. in Chi-
cago, DL, Bept. 21, 1861, s. 6.
4468. F^nmn Chark$, b. Apr. 11, 1857, in Auburn, N. Y.
4464 Minnie Liuie, 'b. June 15, 1862, in Chicago, 111.; and there d.
July 19, 186S, tt. 1 mo.
child bt bbcord icabbiagb.
4465. Bdrvey Bdwa/rdi, b. Aug. 8, 1868, in Coventty, Conn.
4084.
Elnathan Hiobee Noble, b. of Henry, was b. in Burlington,
Vt, Dec. 23, 1815. He is, 1875, a fanner in West ConsUble
(Weetville P. 0.), Franklin Co., N. Y.
He m. FeS. 26, 1840, Etalzna Bbbbt, b. in Weetville, N. Y.,
Aug. 23, 1821, dau. of Philemon and Lucy (Wilson) Berry.
OBILDBKK BOBN Df WEflTTILUB.
4466. SifoUna, b. Jan. 9, 1841; unm., 1876.
4467. Henr^ Elnathan, b. May 9, 1848; m. June 29, 1875, Effle Winchell,
b. Mch. 28, 1857, dau. of George W. and Louisa (Wilcox) Winchell.
In the ClTil war, he enlisted, Aug. 85, 1864, in Co. L, l(Kh Reg. of
N. Y. Artilleiy, and was discharged, June 28, 1865. He realdes,
1875, in Chicopee. Mats., and is by trade a reed-maker.
4468. Oran^ Gaffe, b. June 18, 1845; d. Feb. 12, 1865, s. 19.
4469. AUee, b. Aug. 22, 1847; unm., 1876.
4470. Eelen, b. Aug. 96, 1868.
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4It4.
RAMMot MxwxLL NoBLX, dAiL of Wmm, WIS b. in Winfidd,
Herldiner Co^ N. Y^ July 14, 1816.
She m. Not. 13, 1836, Amasa CABPmm, bu in Hector, N. T.,
Jan. 17, 1814, a. of Hanrey and EiBe (Matthews) Carpenter. He
It bj oocapation a carpenter and joiner, and retides in Havana,
N.Y.
cnLnam.
4471. Bmamm^B., b. Jan. 8, 1888, in Chanimf. N. T.; and there d.
Jan. 19, 188a
447S. BrnmrnmiK. b. Jan. 1, 1840, hi Bouthpoit. K. Y.; m. Jnlj 10,
1878, Oecar J. M crritt, who it now, 1878, a broker In Chicafo, DL
4478. .ilnmA, b. Dec. 80, 1842, in Sonthport, K. T. ; m. Qeorge A.
• Biager, 8d, a eartman of Watldna, K. Y.
4474 Jfary^M, b. May 8, 1845, In Ftat Craek, K. Y ; d. fai l>ix,
K. Y, Much 6, 1881, s. 18.
4478. JCfb JMMeo, b. Oct 8, 1847; m. Kor. 9. 1875. AMn J. Moaher,
abookkeeperof Slmfaa, K. Y
41M.
AumA BaaLaBfoir Nobu^ dan. of Sflaa, waa b. in Winfidd,
N. Y., Apr. 10, 1820.
She m. Aug. 10, 1841, arnranM Thatkb, k in Andorer, MasL,
Sept 28, 1819. He waa brought by hia paienta, when aix montha
of age^ to Oatlin (now Dix), Chemung Co. (now Schuyler Co.),
N. Y., where he reaided untfl Dec, 1883, iriien he removed to
Boekfoid,IIL He waa a blackuith, and d. March 28, 1874, s. 54.
4C7C MmrmiM CMm, b. Jan. 89, 1848; m. Kor. 8, 1889, Comdk Good-
win, ii a mMio4eacher, and Mftdei, 1838, hi Bo^foid. DL
4477. JMirfH^WM, b. Dec IS, 1888; m. Kor. 97, 1874, Carallne Djks.
and k, 1878, a BM^Intat In Boekf Old, DL
41M.
Mancaa Noblx, dan. of Siha, waa b. in IHnfield, N. Y^ March
5, 1824, andd. InHaitwiek, OtMgoOo., N. Y^ Apr. 17, 1887, m. 43.
She m. (1) March 29, 1842, Ai^tuoa CvmAM, b. in Siyden,
Tnmpkina Co^ N. Y., Jan. 27, 1818» & of Jonathan and Lodnda
(Pizley) Cnlbnan. About 1847, he went to Dodge Co., Wisl He
had pKYiooaly been a tanner, but while in Wieoondn he drove a
bakeiy wagon and waa a hone-doctor. From Wiaoonain he went
to Toledo^ O., and on hie way back waa reported to have died, but
ia behoved by aome of hk relativca to be atiD, 1878, afivei
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She m. (2) Jmie 9, 1851 or 1854, Cbablxs S[uceon 7] Benjamin,
b. in Hartwick, N. T., b. of Simeon Benjamin. He was a farmer,
and d. anbeequent to his wife, in Bainbridge, Chenango Co., N. T.
CHILD BT FIB8T MABBIAGB.
447a Orrin OaUin, b. Aug. 25, 1844, in Southport, N. T. ; m Bept 22,
1864, Irene Lurana Rockwell, and resides, 1877, in Rockwell Mills,
Chenango Co. , N. Y. He was f onnerly the owner of a woolen mill,
but is now n traTelling agent, engaged in the purchasing of wool
and the selling of doth.
41M.
Adaunx Celbstia Noble, dan. of Channcey Hill, waa b. in
Veteran, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1836.
She m. Oct 10, 1860, John Downey Wisneb, b. in Benton,
Yatee Co., N. Y., Sept 23, 1836, a. of William and Jane (Dow-
ney) Wianer. He is a farmer. In Dec., 1869, he removed to
Weyer'a Cave, Va., where he still, 1876, reaideB.
CHILDREN BOBN IN TOBBBT, N. T.
4479. Clark NcUe, b. Bept 0, 1861.
4480. George McCUBan, b. Dec. 6,1864.
4481. Wmam, b. Not. 11. 1866.
4482. jr)rank, h. Not. 1, 1868.
4184.
Clabk Amob Noble, a of Channcey Hill, waa b. in Diz, N. Y.,
July 21, 1839. About 1860, he removed to Blissfield, Lenawee Co.,
Mich., about 1863, to Lansing, Mich., where he remained two years,
and subsequently travelled one summer as agent for an insurance
company, and one summer as agent for the sale of patent rights.
He dien removed to Pentwater, Mich., and there resided until the
spring of 1875, when he removed to Crystal Valley, Oceana Co.,
Mich. He ia now a bookkeeper.
He m. Mch. 22, 1862, Lmv BiCBABDe, b. in Crawford Co.,
Peon., dan. of Geo. W. and Mary B. (Shoutz) Richarda.
CfTTTiPBEN BOBN IN PBNTWATBB#
4488. LeoBav, b. Aug. 8, 1878.
4484. Bag Clark, b. June 11, 1875.
41M.
BuBB NoBLiE^ a of Charles Eggleston Eno, was b. in Ebkvana,
N.Y., Sept 16, 1839. He waa educated aa a civil engineer, and from
May, 1862, to Feb., 1866, was employed as first asaiatant engineer
at the Fall Brook coal minea, in Fall Brook, Penn. He then re-
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moved to LeaTenworth, Kan., following his profeenon ap to Sept,
1867, when he was appointed chief clerk in the U. 8. army cloth-
ing and equipage d^p6t, Ft Leavenworth, Kan., which position he
still, 1876, retains. He resides in Leavenworth, three miles dis-
tant from Fort Leavenworth.
He m. Dec. 24, 1862, Hklem Louise Updikx, b. in Enfield,
Tompkins Co., N. T., Sept. 9, 1838, dau. of Lra and Catharine
Gkrrison (Orover) Updike.
GHIIJ>RSM.
4485. OUwd, b. Mch. 86, 1865, in Fall BitMk, Penn. ; and d. in Leav-
enworth, June 22, 1866, ». 1.
4486. Winn, b. Jan. 18, 1867, in Leavenworth. Kan. ; and there d.
July 16, 1867.
4467. Bwrl, b. Aug. 8, 1868, in Leavenworth.
4488. Eden Maud, b. Aug. 28, 1872.
HsMBT AuousTDs NoBLX, s. of ThoTon Augustus, was b. in
Fittsford, Monroe Co., N. T., May 16, 1829. He removed, in
1853, to Akron, O.; in 1856, to Nebraska, opposite the mouth of
the Vermillion river in Dacotah; in 1858, to New Philadelphia,
O.; in 1864, to Akron, 0.; and in 1869, to Monroe, Jasper Co.,
Iowa, where he still, 1877, resides. While in New Philadelphia,
he was a miller, in Akron, a merchant and woolen manufacturer,
and since his removal to Monroe, lowa^ for a time a farmer and
live-stock feeder, but since, a merchant.
He m. Mch. 3, 1857, Mabt Frakcbs Cummins, b. in Brook-
field, Stark Co., O., Sept 24, 1836, dau. of Charles Baird and
Amanda (Henry) Cummins.
4489. John, b. Oct. 9. 1868, in Sioux City, Iowa.
4490. Jsaie, b. Nov. 24, 1861, in New Philadelphia, O.
4491. Thanm Augu»tu$, b Jan. 7, 1864, in New Philadelphia.
4492. Berne, b. July 7, 1865, in Akion; and there d. Aug. 18,
1866, tt. 1.
4498. OkaHsi Bnuy, b. May 20, 1867, in Akion, O.
4194. Jc9ephine, b. June 29, 1878, in Monroe, Iowa.
BnwABn Alvah Noblb, s. of Joseph Bates» was b. in Montrose,
Iowa, Feb. 2,. 1841. He has resided, since abt 1866, in Eanab,
Kane Co., Utah Ter. He is a stock-grower, and has been, 1877,
for ten years, an elder in the Mormon church.
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He m. Jan. 31, 1870, Ahn Jaks Pbal^ b. in St. Loais, Mo.,
dau. of Benjamin Peal, b. Jan. 3, 1825, in Houghton Towers,
Lancashire, Eng., who m. June 15, 1844, Nancy Tumbull, b. July
5, 1822, in Stoclq)ort, Cheshire Co., Eng.
GHILDIUEN.
4485. Mary Jane, b. Oct 20, 1870, in Bountiful, Utah.
4406. Nancy, b. Sept. 19. 1872, in Eanab.
4407. Artmiiia, b. June 17, 1874, in Eanab; d. in Bountiful, Uuh.
4306.
Eliza Thkodocia Noble, dau. of Joseph Bates, was b. on the
desert, five hundred mfles west of the Missouri river, Aug. 12,
1847.
She m. Not. 10, 1866, Edoar Dalbtmple, b. in Bolton, War-
ren Co., N. T., May 25, 1837, son of Luther and Sally (Ham-
mond) Dalrymple. He resides, 1876, in Bountiful, Davis Co.,
Utah Ter., and is a farmer and elder in the Mormon church.
crildbeit.
4408. Mary EUta, b. July 4, 1871, in Bountiful; and there d. Aug. 11,
1872, s. 18 mos.
4400. Jimph Edgar, b. Jan. 12. 1878, in Bountiful
4500. Brastu$ Bnow, b. May 81, 1876, in Bountiful; and there d. Nov. 28,
1876.
4IM7.
Bkkjamik Noble, s. of Joseph Bates, was b. in Salt Lake City,
Utah Ter., July 31, 1840. He is a carpenter and joiner, and
resides, 1876, in Bountiful, Utah.
He m. May 6, 1872, Bacbbl Lee, b. in Grantsville, Utah Ter.,
Dec. 25, 1853, dau. of Andrew Lee, b. in London, Eng., Sept.
14, 1817, who died in Salt Lake City, March 11, 1863, and Char-
lotte Dinwoodie, b. in Wanenton, Lancashire, Eng., Nov. 25,
1822, who d. in Salt Lake City, Apr. 4, 1867. [They were mar-
ried Nov. 26, 1849.]
4501. MaryAdaUns, b. Feb. 15, 1878, in Bountiful.
4502. OhariotU Ltonara, b. Mch. 18. 1875, In Bountiful; and there d. Nov.
1, 1875.
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SECOND GENBRATION AND CHILDREN.
D£8CENDAin*8 OF MARK NOBLE, BON OF THOMAS.
e.
Mask Noble, a. of ThomaSy was b. in Westfield, Mass., abt
1670, aad there d Apr. 16, 1741, m. abt 71. He was a fanner,
and was choaen, 1718, "aorveyor for town, county and ooontrey
roada," in 1720, constable, and in Dec, 1722, in connection with
Capt. Aihley, Joaeph Dewey, and Israel Dewey, was *' choaen to
dignifie the aeata in the meeting house, which dignification the
townamen confirmed by a voat" He waa choaen tithingmim,
Mch. 8, 1725. On the 8th of April, 1^41, only nine days pre-
vioua to hia death, he executed a will or deed, giving hia property
to hia aons, John and Noah Noble. To thia inatrument he added
hia mark, in a tremulous hand, being evidently too feeble to sign
his name, as he had done to a deed in 1732. This deed or will,
which waa in exiBtence in 1852, aeema never to have been recorded
or proved, and ia not now to be found.
He m. 1698, Mabt or Mebct Mabbhall, dau. of Samuel and
Rebecca (Newberry) Marahall of Northampton, Haas. Her birth
ia not to be found on the Northampton record. The marriage
record givea her the name of Mary, while her father, in hia will,
calla her Mercy. On the 2dd Dec., 1703, ahe entered into a atate
of fellowahip with the Weatfield churcL She d. May 12, 1733.
CHTTiPKICN BOBK IH WB8TVIXLD.
4608. yoah, b. Mch. 6, 1699; d. Oct. 7, 1708, ». 4
4S04. Mary, b. Dec. dO, 1701; m. John Barber.
4506. A^aa, b. July 7, 1704; m. Jonathan Miller.
4606. John, b. Dec. 21, 1706; m. (1) L. Bush; (3) £. Remmlngton.
4607. Miriam, b. Jan. 4, 1710; m. Ebenezer Bush.
460a Noah, b. May 28, 1718; m. Sarah Barber.
THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Mabt Noble, dau. of Mark, waa b. in Westfield, Maaa.,.Dec.
20, 1701. She joined Westfield church, June 29, 1735.
She m. prob. in 1735, John Babbxb of Springfield, Maaa., to
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BBAVCH OF UAB3L 607
whom she was published, Sept 20, 1735. He is said to have re-
sided in that part of Springfield which is now, 1876, Agawam.
OHILDBEN.
4900. SOence, b. Mch. 7, 1788; prob. m. Jan. 8. 1768. Thomas Barker.
4510. Ahner, b. Dec. 4, 1780; prob. m. (1) Aug. 11, 1768, Martha Coolej;
(8) Jan., 1766, Sarah Allen.
Abigail Noble, dan. of Mark, was b. in Westfield, Mass., July
7, 1704.
She m. Jan. 9, 1729, Jonathan Millsb of West Springfield,
Mass., b. Aug. 16, 1698, s. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Keep) Miller.
Jonathan Miller d. Nov. 10, 1756, 8b. 58.
CHILDBSN.
4511. Shcda, b. Oct 8, 1729; m. June 16, 1747, Titus Sykes of 8uf-
field, Ck>niL
4512. Jacob, b. Aug. 18,1781; m. Sarah Rockwell, and d. hi West
Springfield, Mass., Oct 26, 1766, m. 25.
4618. Inraa. b. ; d. at Lake George, K. T., Aug. 22,
1756.
4614 IhnM, b. ; d. Sept 19, 1786.
4515. Abigaa, b. ; m. Jacob Flower of Feeding Hills (West
Springfield).
4516. Eeber, b. Aug. 26, 1789; bl Sarah Alden. He was a physician
in Westmoreland. N. H., and there died.
4617. Am, b. abt 1741 ; m. (1) I>ec 12, 1765, Tabitha Severance
of West Springfield, Msss., who d. Sept, 1775, ». 85; (2) Eunice
SsTery of West Springfield, Mass.; (B) Asenath Luddington of
West Springfield, Msss., who d. Nor. 6, 1845, s. 80. He d. in
West Springfield, Sept 14, 1824, s. 88.
45ia JSmoOan, b. Mch. 81, 1745; bl Jan. 12, 1768, Mary Bolton of Ghes-
* ter, Msss., snd removed to the ^'Ctonesee country."
4519. AMa, b.
4M6.
John Noblb, s. of Mark, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec. 21,
1706, and d. in Sonthwick, Mass., Mch. 3, 1776, e. 74. He was
one of the first settlers, in that part of Westfield, which, in 1770,
became Southwick, Mass., removing thither about 1734. He there
resided in the village of Longyard, on the same place where his
great-grandson, John Leroy Noble, now, 1877, lives. He joined
Westfield church, April 11, 1736, but having become a Separate,
was cat off, Sept 5, 1750. He subsequently preached to the
Separate sodsfty in Westfield. After their meeting-house was
taken down, abt 1775, and their meetings discontinued, he joined
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the Baptist chuieh in SufBeld, Conn. I^ hia will, dated March 20,
1771, he named his wife, Elizabeth; sons, Joeiah, Eli, John, Amos,
^ and Timothy; and daughters, Elizabeth Loomis and Eunice.
He m. (1) July 10, 1735, Ltdia Bush, b. March 5, 1711, dau.
of Ebenezer Bush of Westfield. She united with Westfield church,
April 11, 1736.
He m. (2) Aug. 28, 1746, Elizabbth RBmoNQTON, b. in Suffield,
Conn., ^ug. 22, 1718, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Dudley)
Remmington. She m. (2) Capt Jonathan Renunington of Suf-
field, to whom she was published, Feb. 6, 1778, and d. Aug. 2,
1791, e. 73.
GBZLDBEH BT FIK8T XARRIAOE.
4520. Amot, b. Dec 8, 1785; d. Mch. 90, 1758.
4591. J<mah, b. Not. 10, 1787; m. Oliye Hill.
4592. EU, b. Oct. 16, 1780; m. 0) B. CampbeU; (9) E. FoUett.
4528. John, b. Hay 94, 1748; m. (1) T. Curtis; (9) L. Pratt
OmLDBEN BT BBOORD MABRIAOB.
4594. EUtdbeth, bapt. July 10, 1748; d. in infancy, being accidentally
scslded.
4595. EUtabeth, b. Jsn. 98, 1750; m. Enos Loomia.
4596. Buniee, b. abt. 1759; m. Thomss Campbell.
4597. AmM, b. Apr. 1756; m. May 10, 1780, Abigsil Hanchett, b.
Hay 10, 1757, dau. of Esra Hanchett. He bad brown hair and
hazel eyes, and was of medium height. He was a farmer, in South-
wick, snd there d. Dec. 5, 1884, s. 78. She d. in Southwick, Aug.
19, 1886, e. 60. No chUdren.
4598. Timathif, b. Apr. 8, 1758; m. Bally Taylor.
4MT.
MiBiAM NoBLB, dau. of Mark, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
4, 1710, and there d Dec. 14, 1753, m. 43. She joined Westfield
church, March 19, 1727, but haying become a Separate, was cut ofE,
Sept 5, 1750.
She m. June 23, 1735, Ebbnbzbh Bush, b. in Westfield, June 2,
1713, s. of Ebenezer Bush. He joined Westfield church, March
19, 1727, but was cut off as a Separate, Sept 5, 1750.
OHIIiDRlPT BOBN IN WB8TFIBLD.
4599. Eannah, b. Not. 18, 1787.
4680. Ruth, b. Mch. 14, 1741.
4581. Mary, b. Aug. 9, 1748.
4589. Bbeneter, b. Not. 94, 1745.
4588. Stephen, b. Aug. 19, 1746.
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Noah Noble, s. of Mark, was b. in Westfield, Mass., May 2S,
1713, and there d. abt. 1781, e. abt. 68. He joined Westfield
church, 1741, but having become a Separate, was cut off, Jan. 3, 1750.
He resided on the same place where his grandson, Elisha Noble,
afterwards lived. He was a farmer.
He m. Jan. 17, 1737, Sarah Barber of Springfield, Mass. She
was prob. b. Dec. 4, 1715, dau. of John and Sarah (Smith) Bar-
ber. She d. of pleurisy, July 6, 1797, ». 82.
children.
4584. Ahigaa, b. Dec. 19, 1787; ro. Joel Bartlett.
4585. Oad, b. Aug. 25, 1780; m. Catharine Noble.
4586. Mark, b. Nov. 9. 1741; m. Ann Drake.
4587. Zenas, b. Nov. 80, 1748; m. (I) H. Jones; (2) M. Granger.
4588. Jeruifia, b. Dec. 18, 1745; m. Ephraim Munson.
4589. Joel, b. Feb 29, 1748; d. ft. 15 or 16.
4540. iSarah, b. June 80. 1750; m. Amasa Strong.
4541. Phinem, b. ; m. Tamar Miller.
FOURTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Jobiah Noble, s. of John, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Not. 19,
1737, and d. of a cancer, in Pownal, Yt, May 28, 1818, sb. 80. In
company with his brother Eli, he removed, as early as Nov., 1766,
to Pownal. He is said to have served in the French and Indian
war, and also in the American revolution. He was a farmer.
His farm is now, 1858, occupied by Anderson Barber.
He m. Oct. 29, 1765, Olive Hill, who d. of apoplexy, Dec. 4,
1816, SB. 77.
CHILDREK BORK IK POWKAL.
4542. XiM^, b. Not. 2, 1706; m. Isaiah WaUace.
4548. Sarah, b. Feb 26, 1708; del Levi Leach.
4544. Miriam, b. Nov. 18, 1709; m. Charles Kettel.
4545. QUre, b. Jan. 7, 1771 ;.m. Benjamin Pitcher, and d. without
issue, in Pownal, Mck, 1835, «. 04.
4546. Either, b. Hch. 8, 1772; m. Joseph Gardner, and removed to
New Lisbon, N. Y. Children. 1. Rufus; 2. Betsey; 8. Tryphena.
4547. Merqf, b. Nov. 8, 1TT3; d. Mch. 6, 1776, ae. 2.
4548. Anna, b. Jan. 20, 1775; d. S<*pl. 0, 1781. «. 6.
4540. Mereif, b. June 9, 1776; m. Benjamin Follet; s. of the second
wife of her uncle Eli Noble, and removed to Enosburgh, Vt., and
thence to Ohio, where she d. near Cleveland, abt. 1838, ». abt. 57.
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4550. Jimiah, b. Feb. 8, 1778; m. Elizabeth Kiles.
4551. Trtphena, b. Maj 22, 1781; m. Ralph Riusell. and had one chUd,
whe d. before being named. She d. in Pownal, Sept 14, 1852,
». 71.
4552. Oum, b. Nov. 14, 1779; d. s. 16.
MM.
Capt Eu Noble, s. of John, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Oct.
16, 1739, and d. in Pownal, Vt., Dec., 1827, m. 88. His grave-
stone, among other inaccuracies, states that he d. Feb. 13, 1826, e.
60. He was a soldier in the last French and Indian war, and was
among those surrendered at Fort William Henry. While others
were being massacred, he was seized and led away by two Indians,
who held him fast by the wrists. As he walked on without mak-
ing any opposition, he was soon left to the care of one Indian.
Watching his opportunity, as they were about to pass a log, Noble
permitted the Indian to go before him, and then wrenching his
arm from his grasp, fled in the opposite direction. Being a man of
uncommon agility, he was able to make good his escape, and in
due time reached his home in safety. He was, 1758, a soldier
under Capt. Selah Barnard.
He removed, as early as 1766, to Pownal, Vt, of which town he
was a selectman, in 1777. He is said to have held a commission at
the battle of Bennington, though not to have been in the engage-
ment He was appointed a justice of the peace, Oct. 20, 1778, an
office which he retained, for eighteen years. Whether the above
was his first appointment, has not been ascertained. He was rep-
resentative, in 1778. His will, made Nov. 28, 1825, was proved
Apr. 2, 1828. His wife, Elizabeth, was his executrix. His eyes
were blue, and he was about five feet and ten inches in height He
was a farmer.
He m. (1) Feb. 27, 1760, Ruth Campbell, dau. of Robert and
Mary Campbell of Southwick. She d. Dec. 24, 1783, e. 42.
He m. (2) abt 1787, Mrs. Elizabetb Follbt. She was b. in
Westfield, Mass., July 12, 1743, dau. of Martin and Elizabeth
(Dewey) Dewey of Westfield, Mass., and Amenia, N. Y. [She m.
(1) Mch. 8, 1764, Eliphalet FoUet^ who was killed at the battle
and massacre of Wyoming, Penn., July 3, 1778. By him ahe had
at least five children, viz.: Benjamin; Martin D., b. July 11, 1761;
Eliphalet; Charles, b. July, 1766; and James.] She probably
joined the Bapt church in Pownal, Vt, June 1, 1794. She d. in
Cambridge, Vt, abt 1832, e. abt 89.
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CHILDREN BT FIRST M ARRIAOB.
4568. Margaret, b. nbt. July, 1760; m. (1) Joshua Carpenter; (2) D. Eldred.
4554. Ahner, b. Dec. 25, 1761; m. (1) £. Boltwood; (2) M. Downs.
4555. Lifdia, b. ; m. Nathan Eldredge.
4556. Aiohd, b. ; m. (i) P. Wallace; (2) H. Adams.
4557. PMp, b. ; m. John Blanchard, resided in Clari-
don, Yt., and bad certainly one dau., Bally.
4558. EU, b. ; m. Eunice Wilcox.
4559. Buth, b. abt. 1774; m. Asahel Green, who d. Aug., 1884.
She resided in Swanton, Yt., and "though she had no children of
her own, brought up many children, and was a friend to the father-
less and needy." She d. Apr. 12, 1851, s. 77.
4560. Buidah, b. ; m. William Johnson.
4561. StiMn, b. ; m. Charles Bennett.
4562. Huniee, b. ; m. Joel White.
4663. AthM, b. ; m. Polly Scott.
4564. John, b. May 5, 1781; m. Sally Stanton.
4565. Bobert, b. July 8, 1788; m. (1) 8. Phelps; (2) E. Scofield.
M93.
JoHK NoBLB, 8. of John, was b. in Southwick, Mass., May 24»
1743, and d. in Pownal, Vt, Feb., 1828, se. 84. After Apr. 14,
1767, he removed to Pownal. He is said to have served in the
French war. In the Revolutionary war, he was chosen, July 26,
1775, second lieutenant of Co. I, of the original regiment of
''Oreen Mountain boys," of which Seth Warner was at first lieu-
tenant-colonel, and soon after colonel. He was chosen, Nov. 7,
1785, a selectman in Pownal. His farm is owned and occupied,
1877, by Abraham Morgan.
He m. (1) Thankitjl Cvbtis, dau. of James Curtis.
He m. (2) abt. 1807, Mrs. Lois Elwcll, dau. of Silas Pratt.
She d. in Pownal, Mch., 1849, ae. abt. 80.
CHiLDBEN , — ^none.
Elizabeth Noble, dau. of John, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Jan. 23, 1750, and d. in Granville, N. Y., Apr. 13, 1821, sb. 70.
She m. Oct 20, 1768, Enos Looms, b. Dec. 2, 1741, s. of Ben-
jamin and Elizabeth (Smith) Loomis. He removed from South-
wick to Westfield, Maas., and thence, abt 1800, .to Granville,
Washington Co., N. T., where he d. Dec. 2, 1817, sb. 76. He was
a farmer.
-CUILDRBN.
4566. Eunice, b. Sept 20, 1769; m. Jan., 1780, Henum Rising. He
removed to Warren, Yt, where she d. Jan. 80, 1887, ae. 67.
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4567. Afa, b. Maj, 1772; m. Jan. 14, 1708, Alexander Riaing of
Soathwick, and d. Feb. 10, 1809. ». 86.
456a Aaron, b. Oct 27, 1776; m. Nov. 27, 1800, Abigail Hayward,
reaided in North GranTille. N. Y., and d. Aug. 11, 1852, ». 75.
4569. Warham, b. ' 1778; m. Hannah Simonds, reaided in Pom-
peii, Gratiot Co., Mich., and d. May 11, 1861, se. abt. 88.
4570. Enoi, b. 1780; m. Abigail Stebbina of Belchertowo,
Ifaae. He removed, al>out 1838. to Coldwater, Mich., and d. abt.
1859, se. abt. 79.
4571. JToMf, b. 1774; m. Abigail Btebbins of Cumminglon,
Maas., and d. while on a visit in Canada.
4572. ChariotU, b. 1782; m. Isaac Doty, resided in White Lake,
OakUnd Co., Mich., and d. 1847, se. abt. 65.
4578. AmoB, b. 1784; d. Dec. 11, 1790. .
4574 NMe, i b. July 16, 1790; d. Apr. 1, 1791.
4575. OKfUtrn, ] b. July 16, 1790; d. Feb. 16, 1802.
4596.
Eunice Noble, dan. of John, was b. in Soatbwick, Mass., abt.
1752, and there d. Jan. 2, 1789, sb. 37.
She m. prob. 1771, Gapt. Thomas Camfbell, to whom she was
ptb., Nov. 6, 1771. He was b. Bee. 25, 1747, a. of Robert and
Mary Campbell of Soatbwick. He m. (2) Eezia Owen, and d. in
Sonthwiek, Mch. 15, 1833, sb. 85. He was a farmer.
. CHILDBXN BOltK IK SOUTH WICK.
4576. JBUiabeth, b. Sept 20, 1772; m. 1802, David Fowler, andd. in South-
wick, Mch. 20, 1845, m. 72. He was a farmer and cattle^ealer.
4577. XtMf, b. Oct. 29, 1774; m. Jan.. 1798, Walter Fowler, and d. in
Trenton, N. T., Aug. 11, 1871, c. 96.
457a Ihmoi, b. Oct. 18, 1776; m. Oct., 1805, Mrs. Dolly Wait, nSe
Gates, and d. in Truzton, N. T., Oct 29, 1844, e. 68. He was a
fanner.
4579. JTdftfe, b. Ifch. 27 or 29, 1779; m. Apr. 9, 1809, Lucy Miller, and
d. in Westiield, Mass., Mch. 26, 1858, se. 78. He was a farmer.
4580. Horaee, b. Apr. 24, 1781; m. abt Not. 25, 1807, Lucretia Weller,
and d. in Southwick.
4581. Ju&Un, b. Sept 7, 1788; m Apr., 1818, Ahnira Utley. He was
a merchant in Southwick, and d. July 19, 1828, e. 44.
4582. Am, b. Sept 28, 1785; m. Sally Strickland. He was a copyist
In Utica, K. T., where he d. June, 1888, s. 52.
4588. Chad, b. Dec. 29, 1787; d. the same day.
4584. BufUee, b. May, 1789; d. June 9, 1789.
4996.
TtMOTBT Noble, b. of John, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Apr. 8,
1758, and there d. of apoplexy, Mch. 3, 1827, sb. 68. He served
out two drafts in the American revolution. At the evacuation
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of Ticonderoga, having more baggage than he could carry, he
foolishly threw away his rations^ and was in consequence obliged
to fast for three days. He was chosen the first deacon of the
Baptist church in Southwick, constituted in 1806, and retained the
ofSce until his death.
He had brown hair and hazel eyes, was of mediam height, thin
in flesh, and mild in disposition. Between him and his brother
Amos, there existed a wonderful attachment, not unlike that of
Damon and Pythias, in ancient story. From their father they
inherited a farm of four hundred acres, on condition of paying
some debts and small legacies. This they never divided, but held
all things in common, and were seldom seen apart. While work-
ing in the field, if anything called one of the brothers to the house,
the other was sure to accompany him. How much happier would
this world be, if children of the same father always manifested a
similar affection for each other !
He m. May 29, 1783, Sally Taylor, b. July 11, 1764, dau. of
Phinehas and Mercy (Wells) Taylor of Southwick. She d. Aug
22, 1842, e. 78.
CHILDBEK BOBH IH BOUTHWICK.
4585. BeUey, b. Oct. 6, 1788; m. Elijah Spear.
4586. Ruth, b. May 11^ 1786; m. Jonathan Hays.
4587. BurUce^}. Nov. 1, 1789; d. June 18, 1790, s. 7 mos.
4588. Horace, h. Oct. 15, 1791; m. DoUy Smith.
4589. SaHy, b. July 29, 1794; ra. Gamaliel Fowler.
4590. John, b. Oct. 27, 1801; d. Aug. 22, 1803, s. 1.
4591. Mm, b. Apr. 27, 1806; m. (1) M. Avery; (2) R S. Bailey.
Abigail Noble, dau. of Noah, wa^ b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec.
19, 1737, and d. in Westhampton, Mass., Feb. 15, 1809, e. 71.
She m. Joel Babtlett of Westhampton, Mass., b. Oct. 14, 1736,
who d. Sept. 15, 1808, e. 72.
CBILDBBN BOBN Dl WESTHAMPTOK.
4592. Joel, b. Sept 2, 1766.
4598. Noah, b. Nov. 28, 1768 ; m. Katharine Withered of Chesterfield,
Mass., b. May 8, 1772.
4594. Ahigaa, bapt Sept. 18, 1771; m. Mch. 7, 1810, Alexander Riring of
Southwick, Mass.
4595. Bdher, bapt Dec. 12, 1778; m. [Tboma8?] Thorp of Southampton,
4596. Bhoda, bapt Aug. 11, 1776; m. Mch. 20, 1790, her cousin, Amasa
Strang, Jr., of Westhampton, and d. Jan., or June 28, 1818, m. 41.
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4ftM.
Gad Noble, b. of Noah, was b. in Westfield, Maas., Aug. 25,
1739, and there d. Mch. 9, 1823, tB. 83. He was among the
drafted men who, in the American Revolntion, went Sept., 1776,
to New York, for two months. He resided about one mile east
of Westfield centre, on the road toward Springfield, was a farmer,
and also kept a tavern.
He m. Mch. 8, 1764, Cathabike Noble, b. May 1, 1744, dau.
of Samuel and Catharine (Fowler) Noble of Westfield. She d.
Jan. 23, 1810, ae. 65.
CHILDBEK BORK IB WESTFIELD.
4597. Lucy, b. Apr. 29, 1766; m. Enoch Busb.
4598. Calharine, b. June 2, 1769; m. (1) R. Backet; (2) A. Bush.
4599. Gad, b. June 20, 1771 ; m. Lavinia Granger.
4600. Ejioeti, b. Mch. 5, 1778; m. Caroline M. Smith.
4601. Nacmi, b July 81, 1776; d. Apr. 80, 1777. ». 1.
4602. Eiyah, b Mch. 9, 1778; m. Sally Noble.
4603. BlMa, b. Sept. 15, 178U; d. Sept. 17, 1780, c. 2 days.
4604. Elitha, b Mch. 8, 1782; m. Anna Lewis.
4606. Naomi, b Aug. 81, 1784; m. Chester King.
Mark Noble, s. of Noah, was b. ' in Westfield, Mass., Nov. 9,
1741, and d. in Granville, N. Y., Oct., 1822, e. 80, He was a
blacksmith, and removed, abt. 1767, from Westfield ta Granville,
Mass., and after a residence of about ten years, returned to West-
field, whence he removed to Granvill^ Washington Co., N. Y.
Under Capt James Noble, he enlisted in Col. £aston*s regiment,
marched to Canada May 10, 1775, and continued in the service,
until Dec. 3, 1775.
He m. Ann Dbake, who d. May, 1824, e. 78.
ohildbsk.
4606. Jod, b Feb 26, 1766; m. Naomi Loomis.
4607. Merey, b Sept 6, 1767; resided in Westfield, and d.
unm.. Oct., 1860, c 98.
4608. ChM, b. ; d. young.
4609. Bef^amin Drake, b abt. 1770; m. Mary Phelps.
4610. Slifah, b Oct 14, 1772; m. (1) M. Drake; (2) E. Hulett.
4611. Anne, b. ; m. Conklln, and removed
to the West.
4612. Jfoah, b. ; m. Elisabeth Ward.
4618. Lifman, b. Mch. 17, 1779; m. Mary Drake.
4614. BaUy, b July 10, 1780; m. Elijah Noble.
4615. Jtmah, b. 1782; d. June 29, 1782, s. 2 mos.
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4616. Mark, b. May 14, 1788; m. Suoannah Bush.
4617. DaM, b. ; drowned in Tionesta, Venango
Co., Penn., abt. 1851.
Zehab Noble, i. of Noah, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov. 30,
1743, and d. in Washington, Mass., Mch. 31, 1813, ». 69. He
was a blacksmith, and as early as 1769, removed to Pittsfield,
Mass., and thence, as early as 1771, to Washington, Mass. In the
latter town, he for numy years kept a public house. He was, in
1788, a delegate from Washington to the Massachusetts Ck>n8titu-
tional convention. Administration on his estate was granted to
his son William, Apr. 6, 1813, and the estate was appraised at
$3,241.08.
He m. (1) Apr. 22, 1769, Hannah Jonbb, b. in Westfield, Mass..
Dec. 12, 1747, dau. of Hessekiah and Ann (Dibble) Jones. She
d. Jan., 1791, e. 43.
He m. (2) Nov., 1791, Mrs. Mabgabet Obanoeb, b. in West-
field, Mass., Oct 21, 1746, dau. of Israel and Elizabeth (Miller)
Noble. She removed to and d. in Huron, Wayne Co., N. Y.,
May 25, 1838, e. 91.
ohildbbn by fibst mabbiaoe.
4618. Saul, b. Dec. 30, 1769; m. Margaret Lee.
4619. Sarah, b. Jan. 28, 1773, in Washington; m. Beoajah Millard,
and d. In Casenovia, N. Y., 1810. Children. 1. Clarissa; 2. Lura;
8. Zenas.
4620. Hanwih, b. Jan. 11, 1774; m. Anson Chamberlain.
4621. OUw, b. Feb. 8, 1776; m. Eli Chamberlain.
4622. Wmam, b. Feb. 2, 1778; m. Maiy Smith.
4628. ChArie9, b. Mch. 18, 1780; m. Susannah Lull. •
4624. ChadoUe, b. Feb. 12, 1782; m. Nov., 1800, Obadiah Sprague of
Washington, Mass., and removed to Mich.
4625. Mary, b. June 24, 1784; m. Sept., 1804, Enos Blossom, removed
to the " Genesee oountiy/' and d. 1806.
4626. AJmer, b. July 18, 1786; d. Sept 7, 1786.
4627. Ha/rtey, b. Sept. 28, 1787; d. July 24, 1789, s. 1.
4628. Clarma, b. Apr. 4, 1790; d. Sept 2, 1791, ae. 2.
4689. Jamei,^ b. ; d. e. 6 mos.
CHILD BT nOOMD KABBIAQE.
4680. Harwy, b. July 4, 1792; m. Sanh Brooker.
4MS.
Jbbubha Nobub, dau. of Noah, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec.
18, 1745, and d. in Bristol, Vt, Dec. 26, 1825, e. 80.
She n^ Enouiif Mvnson, Jr., of W^etfield, Mass., to wbom she
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516 DBSOKNDANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE.
was published Aug. 3, 1766. He removed, abt. 1786, to Wil-
liamstown, Mass., and thence in Dec., 1790, to Bristol, Vt' He
d. at the house of his dau. Samantha, in New Haven, Vt, Aug.,
1809.
CHZLDRBH.
4681. NoUe, b. Dec. 90» 1770; m. Dec. 24, 1798, Betsey Foiman. He
was a nailor, lumberman, and fanner, and d. in Bristol, Vt, Nov.
27, 1851, SB. 80.
4632. BphnUm^ b. 1772; m. 1796, Betsey Spencer. He was a
blacksmith and merchant, and d. in New Haven, Vt, Sept., 1822.
4688. Hiram, b. ; m. Pease, removed, abt. 1802,
. to Ohio, and thence to Shelby, Tippecanoe Co., Ind., where he fol.
lowed boating, and d. abt. 1858.
4634. OUw, b ; m. abt 1787, Elijah Thomas, and d. in
Bristol, Yt., 1831. He was a farmer.
4685. Jemtika, b. ; m. abt. 1798, Asa .Freeman, resided in
Madrid, N. T., and d. in 1888. He was a shoemaker.
4686. BaUy, b. ; m. abt. 1800, Cornelius Hodges, re-
moved to Ashtabula Co., C, and d. in 1885! He was a farmer.
4687. SamarUha, b. ; m. 1804, Alplieus Jewett, and d. in
New Haven, Yt., July, 1800. He was a blacksmith.
M60.
Sabah Noble, dau. of Noah, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June
30, 1750, and d. in Westhampton, Mass., June 9, 1823, sb. 72.
She m. Nov. 16, 1774, Axasa Strono, b. July, 1749, b. of Bela
and Eunice (Alvord) Strong. He resided in Westhampton, Mass.,
and d. May 25, 1825, sb. 75.
CHILDBBN.
4688. LoU, b ^t. 22, 1775; m. May 6, 1824, Elias Parsons of Ches-
terfield, Mass., and d. Mch. 22. 1842, e. 66.
4689. Amoia, b June 12, 1777; m. (1) Mch. 2 or 20, 1779, Rhoda BarUett;
(2) May 11, 1819, Nancy Lyman. In 1837, he removed from West-
hampton, Mass., to Huntsburg, C, where he d. Mch. 28, 1849,
e. 71.
4640. AMhd, b. Oct 15, 1779; m. Nov. 25, 1802, Abigail Baker of Haw-
ley, Mass., and d. in Huntsburg, O., Oct. 5, 1855, s. 75.
4641. J^^, b. Nov. 5, 1781 ; m June 9, 1809, Timothy Baker of Haw-
ley, Mass., and d. July 25, 1827, se. 45.
4642. NMb, b. Dec. 15, 1788; m. Nov. 12, 1807, Maiy Easton, and d.
in Huntsburg, O., May 29, 1857, se. 78.
4648. Sarah, b. July 14, 1787; d. Sept 18, 1815, se. 28.
4644. Hartey, b July 28, 1789; m. (1) Feb. 11, 1818, Lydia Burroughs;
(2) Mrs. Ruhamah Tucker; (8) Mrs. Nancy Easton. He removed
to Huntsburg, O., and there resided, in 1871.
4645. Naney, b. Oct 26, 1792 or 1795; m. Dec, 1, 1814, Peabody BarUett
pf riaiiifield, Mass,
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4541.
Phikxib Noble, b. of Noah, was b. in Westfield, Mass., removed
to Williamstown, Mass., as early as 1777, and thence to the state
of New York.
He m., according to a nephew, Tahab Milleb« The town
records of Westfield, Mass., however, show that Phineas Noble of
Wiiliamstown, Mass., and Anna Ck)m8tock (per. b. Jan. 2, 1759,
dan. of Ichabod and Margaret Gomstock), were pub. Aug. 21,1 777.
OHILDBEN BOBN Of WILUAM8TOWN.
4646. Anna, b. Aug. 25, 1781.
4647. Sarah, b. Dec. 26, 1788.
FIFTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
4»4SI.
LucT Noble, dau. of Josiah, was b. in Pownal, Vt., Nov. 2,
1766, and d. prior to Apr. 28, 1804.
She m. IsATAU Wallace.
CHILDBBN.
4648. Kdbk, b. ; removed to New Lisbon, N. Y.
4649. Baimon, b.
4650. Amtm, b.
4651. Baxa, b.
4652. Clarima, b. ; m. Lemuel Pratt.
4M3.
Sabah Noble, dau. of Josiah, was b. in Pownal, Vt., Feb. 26,
1768.
She m. Levi Leach of Somers, Conn.
OmLDBEK.
4658. KiMe, b.
4654. Luman, b.
4655. EUhu', b.
4656. Harvey, b.
4657. Trjfphena, b.
MiBiAM Noble, dau. of Josiah, was b. in Pownal, Vt, Nov. 18,
1769.
She m. Chables Kettel, who removed to St. Albans, Vt.
CHILDBBN.
4658. Earthy, b.
4659. Ira, b.
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4fM0. Akah, b.
4661. Ohariei, b.
4662. JMte, b.
b.
JoaiAH NoBLB, 1. of JoBiah, was b. in Pownal, Vt, Feb. 8,
1778, and there d. of small-pox, Oct. 18, 1848, sb. 70.* He re-
sided on bis father's homestead.
He m. EuzABCTH Nilbs, b. in R. I., March 18, 1777, dau. of
Spencer Niles. She d. in Pownal, March 31, 1852, m. 75. By
her will, dated April, 1849, she left all her property to her son
Spencer Niles, whom she at the same time constituted her ex-
ecutor.
CHXZiDBBN.
4664. Amot, b. June 29, 1801; d. Oct. 18, 1802, •. 1.
4665. Bmign, b. Dec. 20, 1802; m. (1) A. Duncan; C^) .
4666. Amjf, b. May 18, 1804; d. Jan. 14, 1884, ae. 29.
4667. (km Em, b. Sept 4, 1806; m. Ophelia Birdsey.
4668. Spencer Nike, b. Mch. 12, 1809; m. July 14, 1886, Busan Grandall,
b. in Berlin, N. T., June 2, 1811, dau. of Noyes P. Grandall. He
remoTed, Apr. 1, 1854, from Pownal to Bennington, Vt, and thence
in KoT., 1854, to Westmoreland (P. O. LoweU), Oneida Co., K. Y.
Children. 1. Olire AulitU, b. June 17, 1887; 2. Sarah Jane, b.
Sept .28, 1889; 8. Elbinia Sophronia Lucena. b. Apr. 21, 1845; 4
George Washington, b. Dec. 14, 1847; 5. Julia Eeda Emeline, b.
Apr. 12, 1851.
4669. AmM, b. Kot., 4, 1811; m. a) B- WhitUe; 9) £. Austin.
4670. Norman,^ b. Feb. 18, 1814; m. Lydia Hurlburt, dau. of Simeon
Hurlburt', and removed to Newstead, Erie Co., K. Y. Children.
1. Simeon Hurlburt, d. ; 2. Sarah Abigail; 8. Cordelia Ann;
4 Sophronia; 5. Elisabetb; 6. Philomelia; 7. Elijah Ward.
4671. awrdk, b. Sept 18, 1816; d. Aug. 19, 1819, 0. 2.
4672. Joeiah H., b. May 26, 1818; d. Mch. 20, 1885, e. 16.
4678. ElOiu, b. Mch. 28, 1820; d. Mch. 10, 1885, m, 14
4MS.
MABaiBR NoBLB, dau. of Eli, was b. in Westfield, Mass., abt.
July, 1760, and resided in Bennington, Vt.
She UL (1) Joshua Cabpbntee, b. Aug., 1758, s. of Jeremiah
and Elittbeth (Reynolds) Carpenter. He d. in Bennington, Vt,
Dec 19, 1794, n. 36, and administration 6n his estate was
granted, July 14, 1795, to ElC Noble, and Margaret Carpenter, his
widow.
She m. (2) Dakixl Elbhbd, who prob. d. May 20, 1820, ». 71.
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CHILDBBN BT FIB8T MABRIAGB.
4674. Maribee, b. abt 1780; m. (1) Austin Dimick; (3) Jonas Bil-
lings, and d. in West Allegany, N. Y., Dec., 1854.
4676. EU, b. abt 1782; m. 0) LoTina Cushman; (2) Julia
Oraiy, and d. in EagleTille, O., Jan. 8, 1888, in Mth year.
4676. B^fnM$. b. Dec. 27, 1784; m. 0) Jan. 16, 1814, Maiy NUes; (2)
Dec. 16, 1828, Hannah Niles. He was a fanner, and d. in Pownal,
Vt, Aug. 81, 1862, ». 77.
4677. Both, b. abt 1785; m. Munfrod Eldred, and d. Sept. 21,
1810, in 84th year.
4678. Mary, b. Dec 18, 1787; m. Clark McGowan, and d. in Pownal,
Jan. 80, 1822, sb. 84.
4679. Margaret, b. 1790; m. John Kiles, Sen., and d. in Shafts-
buiy, Vt, c abt 86.
4M4.
Abheb Noble, b. of Eli, was b. prob. in Southwick, Mass., Dec.
25, 1761, and d. in Bennington, Vt, Nov. 25, 1829, ». 67. He
was a farmer, and, until his removal to Bennington, resided in Pow-
nal, Vt., on the east aide of the main road from Pownal Centre to
Bennington, abont one mile north of the church. The house is
still standing, 1877, and owned by Mrs. Sylvanus Towslee. During
the American revolution, he was several times called into the
service of his country. He was about five feet and ten inches
in height, and had light blue eyes and light brown hair.
Having unwisely become security for a friend by the name of
Choate, who afterwards failed, he was obliged to give up all his
real estate in Pownal, and remove, in 1823, to the farm of his
wife in Bennington. A violent death, however, awaited him, the
particulars of which are given in a Bennington newspaper of De-
cember, 1829:
"Melancholy accident On the 25th ult, Mr. Abner Noble of this
town, aged sixty-eight years, was found dead in the highway. The par-
ticulars of the accident which deprived him of life, and the condition in
which be was found upon the highway, are these. He was driving an oz-
team attached to a wagon loaded with wood, which he probably proposed
drawing to this village for market. His team was found quietly standing
in the road, and he lying upon his face between the wheels, the after
wheel passing upon his shoulder, which, as the ground was a little
descending, confined him as he lay, and, as no assistance was near, prob-
ably smothered him. Mr. Noble was an honest man, and one of the most
industrious^ throughout Ids whole course of life.
" The bereaved widow, about 11 years since, lost her first husband, under
a providence as sudden and unexpected. Her first husband was precipi-
tated tnm the mme wtffon, on the night remembered and designated as
the 'dark night of 1818,' down the bold bank of the Safford mill-pond.
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in thiB town, into its watere, and drowned. Surely the lesson to her is
singularly striking, ' in the midst of life, we are in death.* "
He m. (1) Jan. 1, 1795, Estbeb Boltwood, b. in Amherst^
Mass., Feb. 14, 1762, dau. of William and Mary (Sheldon) Rolt-
wood. She d. in Pownal, Jan. 1, 1820, sb. 58. The inBcription on
her gravestone in the cemetery at Pownal Centre is as follows:
<< In memory of | Esther Noble, wife | of Abner Noble | who
died, Jan. 1, 1820 | in the 57 year | of her age.
Completely shone through every scene of life,
A tender parent, and a virtuous wife.
Though her loved form lies mouldering in the tomb.
In happier climes her kindred virtues bloom.'*
He m. (2) May 5, 1820, Mrs. Melktiah Downs, b. Oct 24, 1772,
dau. of Jonathan and Abigail (Safford) Scott She m. (1) Jesse
Downs, b. in Bennington, 1771. [He was a farmer, and d. in Ben-
nington, Nov. 26, 1818.]
CHILDREN BT FIRST MARRIAGE BORN IN POWNAL.
4080. WaUam BdUwood, b. Sept 10, 1795; d. Sept. 18, 1705, se. 8 days.
4081. Clariua, b. June 12, 1700; d. unm., in Pownal, Oct 15,
1815, K. 19. Her gravestone at Pownal Centre, bears the following
inscription: "In memory of | Miss Clarissa, daughter | of Mr.
Abner and Mrs. | Esther Noble, who, | died October 15th A D. |
1815 sged 19 years, 4 | months and 8 days.
Clarissa, the young, the gentle and the gay.
When called by Jesus, could no longer stay;
Heaven lent her to us, but for nineteen years.
Then called her home and left her friends in tears."
4082. WWiam BoUwood, b. Jan. 18, 1798; m. Candace Downa
4088. SU, b. Jan. 8, 1800; was never married. His brother
Wm. B. writes, "He left my house in Barry, K. T., in July, 1837,
stopped with Ensign Noble, and wheA he left, said. If he did not
find work, he-should go on to Buffalo, and thence to the Wellington
canal in Canada. He was never more heard from, and is supposed
to have been murdered, or to have died suddenly."
4084. JfrfMf iSMdem, b. Feb. 22, 1805; was a farmer, in KnowlesviUe,
Orleans Co., K.T., and d. unm., Oct. 18, 1881, sb. 90.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of Eli.
She m. Nathan Eldbedob of Williamstown, Mass.
CHTIiDRlBN.
4685. Buffi, b. ; m. Aaron Deming, and removed to Pots-
dam, N. T.
4080. Fothf* b. ; m, James Qorbiu, aad resides, 1877, iq
WiUiwoitowR,
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BRAKCH OF IL4BK. 521
4687. 8u$anna, b. ; m. Dec. 81. 1807. Charles Niles of Arling-
ton, Vt. resided in White Creek. N. Y.. and d. abt. 1876.
4688. Bmben, b. ; m. Semantha Tyler, was a fanner in
Williamatown. and there died.
4M6.
A&AHBL Noble, a. of Eli, removed to Shoreham, Vt. He d.
while in the U. S. aervice, daring the war of 1812, in Sacket*8
Harbor, N. Y., June, 1813.
He m. (1) Nov. 10, 1785, Phbbe Wallace, dau. of Nathaniel
Wallace of Pownal, Vt She d. in Shoreham, Vt.
He m. (2) Haitnah Adams.
CHILDREN.
4688. Beta WaUace, b. Mch. 24. 1786; went to ^ea. in 1812. and was never
heard from.
4600. Buth, b. Sept. 80. 1787; m. (1) Stephen Cooper, who d. in
Geneseo. N. Y. ; (2) Lemuel Cook.
4601. .Daniel, b. Oct 28. 1788; d. 1791.
4692. IfdM. b. Apr. 7. 1791; m. 1809. and d. in Peru. 0.. Nov.
16. 1851. ae. 60.
4698. Phebe, b. Nov. 29, 1792; m. July 5. 1812. Gardner P. Ben-
nett, s. of Dea. Benjamin Bennett of Pownal. and resided. 1899, in
Peru. O.
4694. JMOah, b. Aug. 2, 1794; m. Oct, 1812. Nathan Pkmtt of
Cambridge, N. Y., and d. Mch., 1854. He d. Feb., 1852.
4695. Orange, b. Oct. 21, 1796; m. Lovisa Rowley, resided in
Wysoc, Bradford Co.. Penn., and d. 1848. He had among others a
dau., Jane £., who m. Snover. and resided, 1865, in Lock
Haven, Penn.
4696. AMd, b. June 18, 1796; drowned, 1806.
4697. Saekel, b. Mch. 24. 1800; m. 1818, Dewey Duncan, and d.
Sept 24, 1854, m. 54. He resided in Lockport, N. Y., and d. Sept.
7,1855.
4698. Bliaabeih, b. Apr. 8, 1802; m. Cornelius Plowman, and re-
moved to Bradford Co., Penn.
4M8.
Eu Noble, a. of Eli, resided in Franklin, Vt., and d. Aug. 24,
1807.
He m. EuKiOE Wilooz.
4699. SaU^, b. ; m. Alson Judd of Franklin, Vt
4700. WaUtm, b. ; m. Laura Barber of Bwanton. Vt He
redded in 1889, in Berkshire (P. O., Enosburgh Falls). Vt
4701. EU, b. Bept 17, 1807; m. May 27, 1826, Elisabeth Notemyre.
He WM a f vmer, Md reeided in North Troy, V t (JbUdren. 1.
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Mary Elisabeth, b. Mch. 8. 1827, m. Reuben Brown of Troy, Vt ;
2. William, b. Oct 9, 1828, d. July 6, 1829; 8. Eli W., b. Oct. 9,
1880, a blacksmith in BerkBhire, Vt, m. Oct 9, 1858, Harriet E.
Wilder.
M60.
fiuLDAH NoBLB, dau. of Eli, d. in Swanton, Vt
Sha m. WiLUAM Johmbon.
CHTTiPRKW.
4702. WaUam, b. ; m. Almira Hapgood, resided in Fairfield,
Vt, where he died.
4708. EU, b.
4704. MarUn, b.
4700. BUphaXet, b. ; m. Mrs. Almira Johnson, and removed to
Fairfield, Vt
4706. BeUty, b. ; m. William London, and d. in 8t Albans,
Vt
4707. Bdton, b. ; m. , and settled in Swanton,
Vt, having inherited the farm of his aunt, Mrs. Ruth Oreen.
4M1.
SusAK Noble, dau. of Eli, d. in Cambridge, Vt
She m. Chablbs Bennett of Pownal, Vt., who removed to
Cambridge, Vt
CHILDBEN.
settled in Cambridge, Vt
d.
settled in Cambridge, Vt
4708. MOm, b.
4709. 0<w, b.
4710. EU, b.
4711. CharUi, b.
4712. Orange, b.
4718. An9on, b.
4MSI.
Eunice Noble, dau. of Eli, d. in Swanton, Vt
She m. Joel White, who d. in Swanton, Nov., 1^4.
CHILDBBN.
4718a. JS^fiMr EdgarNMe, b. Aug. 1, 1804; m. Ann Maria Sears, and/e-
moved to Richford, Vt
4714. John, b. Dec., . 1805; m. Hannah Janes, and d. in
Richford, Vt, Mch., 1852, se. 46.
4715. Calcin, b. Oct 18, 1808; m. Malvina Smith, and re-
sided, 1800, in Highgate, Vt
4716. JuUa, b. Mch. 80, 1812; m. Hermon Powell of Rich-
ford. Vt
M63.
Abhbbl Noble, a. of Eli, removed, in 1820, from Pownal, Vt,
to Shelby, Orleans Co., N. Y., and there d. Jan., 1827.
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BRANCH or MABK. 523
He m. Mrs. Pollt Soott, b. in Hard wick, Mass., dau. of Maj.
Samuel and Beulah (Fay) Billings. She m. (1) Martin Scott, who
d. in Charleston, S. C. She d. in Bennington, Vt, Feb. 20, 1861,
in her 89th yr.
CHILD BORN IN POWKAL.
4717. WUliaM Boltwood, b. Hch. 1, 1818; m. Ann Jackson.
4904.
John Noble, s. of Eli, was b. in Pownal, Vt., May 5, 1781, and d.
in Oakland, Mich., Dec. 29, 1864, sb. 83. In the War of 1812, he was
drafted for three years* service. He removed, in March, 1813, from
Pownal, Vt., to Spaflford, Onondaga Co., N. Y., and on the 7th of
May, 1830, to Farmington, Oakland Co., Mich. He was a farmer.
He m. June 6, 1806, Sally Stanton, b. in [Exeter 7] R I., Mch.
21, 1788, dan. of John and Mary (Sherman) Stanton. She d. in
Farmington, Mich., Feb. 6, 1872, sb. 83.
CHILDREN.
4718. Sabra, b. Apr. 27, 1807, in Pownal. Vt. ; d. unm. in
Spafford, N. Y.. Apr. 7, 1682, ». 24.
4719. Ruth, b. June 5, 1809, in Pownal; m. Oct 16, 1880,
David Glaspie, b. in MarceUus, N. Y., s. of Henry Glaspie, and d.
in Washington, Mascomb Co., Mich., Oct. 29, 1841, ». 82. Chil-
dren. 1. Saberak, b. Dec. 19, 1880, m. Feb. 22, 1848, Clinton Bowie,
a fanner of Washington, Mich. ; 2. Betsey, b. Apr. 6, 1882, in
Spafford, N. Y., m. Mch. 25. 18S5, Lucien Clark of Oxford. Mich.
She d. in Metamora, Mich.. July 2. 1864. ae. 88; 8. George, b. Nov.
17. 1884. m. Ahnira Miller, and d. in Oxford, Mich.. July 19. 1868.
e. 2a
4720. Jfarif, b. Dec. 29, 1811. in Pownal; m. Jan. 8, 1888.
Joshua Gladden. He resides, 1877. in Oxford. Mich. Children.
1. Sarah; 2. Chauncey Eli.
4721. Ludtmiek Btanion,h. Oct 5. 1818. in Spafford, N. Y.; m. (1) H.
H. Whiting; (2) H. Gibson.
4722. AMh€l Qreen, b. May 11. 1816. in Spafford; m. Apr. 21. 1841.
Busan Lanphear Cole. b. in Foster. R. I., dau. of Eaton and Polly
(Lewis) Cole. Ko children. He is an Eclectic and Botonic physi-
cian. He resided in Oxford. Mich.. 1841-48; in Addison. Iklich.,
1848-65; in Waterford. Mich.. Mch.. 1865-Dec., 1865; in Pontiac.
Mich., 1865-70; and since the latter date, up to 1877. in Waterford.
Mich., his P. O. address being Drayton Plains. Mich.
4728. Samua, b. Jan. 19. 1817. in Bpafford; d. Feb. 6. 1817, a?.
17 daya
4724. Sarah Ann, b. June 21. 1818; m. James G. Bnyder.
4725. Clarima, b. Apr. 2, 1890; m. Oct 4. 1842. her brother-in-
law. David Glaspie of Oxford, Mich.
4726. Bumn, b. Feb. 8. 1822, in Bpaiford; m. John Glaspie,
who d. Jan. 81. 1868. She had one child.
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524 DB80KNDAKT8 OF TH01CA8 KOBLE.
4787. Margaret, b. Dec. 5, 1828, in Spafford ; and there d. Oct. 10,
1844, 88. 18.
4728. John Andrew, b. Apr. 16, 1827, in BpaiTord; in. Sept. 2, 1849,
Beolah Gibeon, and d. in Farmington, Mich.. July 29, 1851. ». 24.
4729. Chaunoey Mohan, b. Apr. 10. 1829, in Spafford; m. May 28, 1853,
Mn. Bulah Noble, wid. of hia brother, John A. He aeltled as a
fanner in Farmington, Mich.
4780. Qtcrge, b. Apr. 9, 1881, in Spafford; and there d. Aug.
27, 1881, 88. 4 moB.
4Mft.
Robert Noblb, i. of Eli, was b. in Pownal, Vt, July 8, 1783,
and d. in East Franklin, Vt., July 24, 1860, ib. 77. He removed,
abt 1806, from Pownal, Vt., to West Berkahire, Vt., and contin-
ued until hia death, owner of the farm which, two yeara previous
to his removal, he bought in that town, although, in 1850, he re-
moved to East Franklin, an adjoining town.
He m. (1) Feb. 18, 1808, Sabah Phelps, b. June 15, 1786,
dau. of William and Sarah (Phelps) Phelps of Rupert, Vt. She
d. in Berkshire, Vt., Feb. 23, 1844, ». 58.
He m. (2) Oct 1, 1848, Mrs. Busa SconsLn, b. in Hancock,
Mass., Jan. 6, 1793, dau. of Capt. Simeon and Esther (Mason)
Martin. She m. (1) Oct. 6, 1811, Jesse Scofield, who d. Oct 23,
1828. She d. in Dunham, C. E., Sept 24, 1866, aa. 72.
CHILDBBN BORH Of bbrkshirb.
4781. Syleetter Oampbea, b. Kov. 18, 1808; m. Kancy Chaplin.
4782. Sarah Maria, b. Apr. 28, 1810; m. Hiram Darling.
4788. Stm, ) b. Apr. 12, 1812; d. same day.
479Sa.I>avghUr, ) b. Apr. 12, 1812; d. same day.
4784. Jane, b. Dec. 28, 1818; m. Harvey Olmstead
4786. Buth L„ b. Apr. 24, 1816; m. Charles A. Leavens.
4786. Mary Ann BeifnMM, b. Bept 28, 1819; m. Nelson Vincent
4787. imu, b. Dec. 28, 1821; killed by the caving of a
sand-bank, Nov. 15, 1889, «. 18.
478a JuUaAnn, b. Dec. 10,1828; m. Oct 15, 1848, Aaron
Deming, s. of Aaron and Ruth (Eldred) Deming. He is, 1876, a
farmer, in Wichita, Ean. Children. 1. Julia Ann, d. s. 10; 2.
Edgar D., b. abt. 1854, killed by Indians, Mch., 1878, ae. 19; 8.
M^, b. abt 1856; 4. Robert, b. abt 1858; 5. Julia, b. abt. 1861.
4740.. WUUam Ph£lpe, b. Apr. 28, 1828; m. Ifaicia E. Fletcher.
Bbtsst Noble, dau. of Timothy, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Oct 6, 1783, and d. in Seville (Guilford), 0., Apr. 5, 1866, sb. 82.
She removed, in 1829, from Southwick to Seville.
She m. Feb. 4, 1807, Eluah Spbab, b. in SufBeld, Conn., Dec.
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16, 1779, B. of Elijah Spear. He d. in Oswego, N. Y., Oct., 1813,-
m, S3. In the War of 1812, he enlisted abt. Mch., 1813, in the
25th Regiment He was a blacksmith.
CHILDREN.
4741. Chauneey, b. Mch. 18, 1808, in Southwick; m. (1) June 8. 1882,
Caroline Stewart; (2) July 20, 1843, Mrfe. Nancy Marilla Barrett.
He is, 1877, a Justice of the peace, in Seville, O. '
4742. Betwy, b. Aug. 6, 1809, in Suffield, Ck>nn. ; m. Dec. 10, 1882,
Dr. George Hartshorn. She resides, 1877, in Mason City, la.
4743. 8aUy, b. Dec. 15, 1810; m. Jan. 10, 1838, Levi Nye, and d. in
Guilford, 0., June 16, 1855, se. 44. He is a farmer.
4744. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 13, 1813, in Southwick; m. Feb. 14, 1889, James
Alexander Bell, and d. in Guilford, O., Aug. 21, 1871, s. 57. He
resides, 1877, in Medina, O. He has been for four years a member
of the Ohio House of Representatives, aqd for four years, 187(K-74;,
a member of the Ohio Senate.
4»S6.
Ruth Noble, dau. of Timothy, was b. in Southwick, Mass., May
11, 1786, and d. in Milton, Wayne Co., O., Oct. 27, 1853, ss. 67.
She m. Fef>. 16, 1809, Jonathan Hat, b. in Rupert^ Vt, Oct.
16, 1782, 8. of Jonathan and Anna (Noble) Hays. The aon
dropped the final s in his name. He remoyed, in the spring of
1815, from Rupert, to Truzton, Cortland Co., N. Y., and in 1828,
to Milton, Wayne Co., O., where he d. July 28, 1864, ss. 81. He
was a farmer.
CULLDBEK.
4745. Barah Ann, b. May 18, 1810, in Rupert, Vt ; ul (1) Sept. 1,
1829, John Loomis, a farmer of Milton, Wayne Co., O. ; 0^) Mch.
29, 1843. Charles Newton, a farmer. They reside, 1877, in Seville, O.
4746. Eunice Abigail, b. Apr. 4, 1812, in Rupert; m. Jan. 8, 1837, David
Ault, a tailor and farmer. They reside, 1877, in Chatfleld, Minn.
4747. WaU^, b. July 14. 1814, in Rupert; m June 12, 1857, Mar-
tha Jane Pollock, b. May 20, 1823. He was a physician, and d. in
Seville, O., Nov. 20, 1873, SB. 59.
474a QrimoMNMe, b. Apr. 12, 1817, in Truxton, N. Y.; m. May 1,
1861, Emily J. Hawley. He is a fanner, and resides, 1877, in Mad-
ison (Wyoming P. O.); James Co., Iowa.
M8S.
HoBAOE NoBiiB, i. of Timothy, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Oct
15, 1791, and there d. Apr. 23, 1872, ». 80. He was a firmer,
and resided upon the same place in Southwick, where his grand*
father, John Noble, had resided, and where his son, John Leroy
Noble, now, 1877, lives.
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526 DIflOKNDANTS Or THOMAS NOBLE.
He m. Feb. 14, 1816, Dollt Smith, b. in Hartland, Conn., July
29, 1799, dan. of RniBell and Lncy (Gates) Smith. She d. in
Southwidc, Aug. 21, 1868, m. 71.
CHILDBXN BORH IK SOUTH WICJL
4749. WmiamAnufi, b. Feb. 25, 1817; m. a)£UssA. Cook; (2)Mn.
JuUaA.8. Noble.
4760. AdaUne CvrdeUa, b. May 21, 1819; m. Sidney Birge.
4751. Frederick LowUui, 1 b Aug. 24, 1822; m. Julia A. 8. Warner.
4752. FM^CB$ Lotita, >b. Aug. 24, 1822; m. (1) Judson R Phelps; (2)
J Daniel Johnson.
4758. OkarUiBimn, b Dec. 25, 1824; m. (1) Stella Y. Hinchman;
(D Bophronia A Hinchman.
4754. Ma/rgartt Maina, b Jan. 29,1827; d. in Southwick, Apr. 80,
1889, m, 12.
4755. Nm/^m BmiUh, b. Mch. 6, 1831; m. Sarah L. Pepper.
4756. JMn, b. Not. 5, 1882; d. in Southwick, Dec. 5, 1882.
4757. Lunnf* b. Oct 80, 1886; d. in Southwick, Sept 80,
1887, 0. 11 mos.
4758. Aim, b. Sept 22, 1888; d. in Southwick, Apr. 20,
1889, 0. 6 mos.
4759. Min Lvray, b. Oct 4, 1840; m. Mary £. Wetherby.
4ft89.
Sally Noblk, dau. of Timothy, was b. in South wick^ Mass.,
July 29, 1794, and there d. May 2, 1837, ». 42. Her tombstone
besfs the following epitaph:
" She's left no timid infant train,
To mourn without a guide;
Three little ones she claims aboTe,
That lie here side by side.
Sufficient thii to ssy of her.
Meekly she lived, in pesce she died.'*
She SL Not. 12, 1823, Dea. Oamausl Fowlbb of Suifield,
Conn. He was b. in Suffield, Dec. 9, 1796, s. of Bildad and Mercy
(Sikes) Fowler. He m. (2) Blizabeth Humiston, dau. of Isaac
Humiston of West Springfield, Mass. He resided in Suffield, on
South street^ about one mile from the centre of the town, and d.
July 7, 1865, m. 68.
4760. Qetfrg^ UTewUm, b. Dec. 8, 1824; d. July 80, 1829, m. 4.
4761. (brnsUa Maria, b. Oct 7, 1820; d. Mch. 7, 1827, ». 5 mos.
4762. QamaM. b Feb. 2, 1828; d. Aug. 15, 1880, m, 2. *
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BRAKCH OF MARK. 527
John Noble, b. of Timothy, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Apr.
27, 1803. He removed, in the spring of 1827, to West Suffield,
Conn., where he still, 1878, resides. He is a man of native refine-
ment, a very intelligent farmer, and was representative to the Gen-
eral Assembly of Connecticut, in 1852.
He m. (1) July 9, 1826, Mabt Avert, b. in Groton, Conn., Mch.
4, 1809, dan. of James and Mercy (Allen) Avery. She d. May
28, 1834, e. 25.
He m. (2) Mch. 5, 1836, Eunice Stark Bailbt, b in Groton,
Conn., July 3, 1808, dau. of Nathaniel and Bethana (Stark)
Bailey.
CHILDREN BT FIRST MARRIAOE BORN QC WEST SUFFIELD.
4708. Mary Jennet, b. Sept. 10» 1828; d. in West Buffleld, Sept.
25, 1886, ae. 8.
4764. Henry Stilett Seymour, b. Feb. 17, 1882; m. Augusta W. Brooks.
CHILDREN BT SECOND MARRIAOE BORN IK WEST SUFFIELD.
4765. John Welle, b. May 8. 1889; d. in West Suffield, Sept
27, 1889, SB. 10.
4766. Mary, b. Jan. 8, 1841 ; d. in West BufBeld, Sept. 7,
1859, m, 18.
LuCT Noble, dau. of Oad, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Apr. 29,
1766, and d. in Turin, N. Y., June 30, 1834, sb. 68.
She m. Mch. 15, 1787, Enoch Bush, b. May 17, 1767, s. of
Zechariah and Mary (Falley) Bush. He was a blacksmith, and
removed, Mch., 1801, to Turin, N. Y., where he d. Aug. 29, 1849,
SB. 82.
children.
4767. BOand, b May 17, 1787; d. Jan. 26, 1791, ». 8.
4768. EUeta, b. Feb. 10, 1789; resided for a time in Turin,
but d. unm., in SextonviUe, Richland Co., Wis., July 16, 1808,
S.74.
4769. Roland, b. Mch. 12, 1798; m. Aug. 6, 1817, Harriet
Phelps, and removed to Sextonvillc, Wis. He was a fanner.
4770. Maria, b. June 11, 1797; m. Dec. 90, 1830, Chester
Sacket, and resides, 1876, in Turin.
4771. MaUlda, b. Nov. 6, 1798; m. Oct 20. 1819, William
Hubbard, and resides, 1876, in Richland Centre, Wia
4772. MeUaaa, b. Aug. 25, 1800; m. Jan. 1, 1827, Enoch C.
Johnson, removed to Copenha^n, N. T., and d. ,
Am, Frederick Henry, b. Nov. 22, 1802; m. Jan. 28, 1885, Olive
Sacket, and d. Apr. 1, 1861, ». 56.
4774. Cathanne EUiobeth, b. Aug. 19, 1807; m. Nov. 11, 1842, Worthy
Garter.
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528 DESCBNBANTB OF THOMAB NOBLK.
Cathaeixe Noble, dftu. of Oad, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June
2, 1769, and there d. May 18, 1813, m. 43.
She m. (1) Jan. 30, 1794, Rotal SACKET,b. in Westfield, Mass.,
June 12, 1769, s. of William Sacket. He was a farmer, and d. in
Weatfield, May 5, 1804, m. 44.
She m. (2) June 3, 1806, Amos Bush, b. in Westfield, a. of
Amos Bush* He d. in Westfield, Mch. 10, 1810.
CHILDBSK BT FIRST XABBIAGE BORK IN WESTFIELD.
4775. Mmund, b. Mch. 28, 1795; m.* Not. 20, 1822, Ann Eentner, resided
in Brooklyn, O., and d. abt. 1871, m. abt. 76.
4776. Chstier, b. Dec. 20, 1796; m. Dec. 20, 1820, his cousin, Maria
Bush, and resided in Turin, K. T., where he d. June 16, 1848,
e. 51.
4777. Maria, b. Dec. 2, 1799; d. in Westfield, Noy. 17, 1801, m. 1.
CHILDREN BT SECOND UARRIAOE BORN IN WESTFIELD.
4778. Maria, b. ; d. in Westfield, Nov. 18, 1807, having
been accidentally shot
4779. Lueif, b. May 8, 1808; m. Sept 6, 1827, Rev. James Shepard,
a clergyman of the Methodist l^isoopal church, who d. May 22,
1855, in Charlestown, Mass. Bhe resides, 1876, in Webster, Mass.
4780. Amo9, b. May 2, 1810; m. Miller, and removed to Beaver
Dam, Dodge Co., Wis.
4ftM.
Oad Noble, s. of Gad, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June 20,
1771, and d. in Turin, N. Y., Mch. 14, 1839, m. 67. He removed,
abt 1819, to Turin, N. Y. He was a farmer.
He m. Feb. 28, 1793, Lavinia Obakoer, b. Nov. 22, 1771, dau.
of Eli and Margaret (Noble) Granger. She d. Oct 6, 1838, e. 66.
CHTLDBEK.
4781. Metekiah, b. Nov. 1, 1798; m. Apr. 2, 1822, Electa Richmond, b.
In Cummington, Mass., July 12, 1799. He removed to Marquette,
Marquette. Co., Wis. Children. 1. Richmond, b. in Stafford,
N. Y., Nov. 22, 1828; 2. John Hezekish, b. Mch. 15. 1831. in
Delay, N. Y. ; 8. Galen, b. Apr. 8, 1834. in Btafford, N. Y., d. Nov.
5, 1889, in Turin, N. Y.; 4. Phebe Maria, b. Apr. 20, 1837, in
Btafford, N. Y.; 5. Carlton Vilerette, b. Apr. 24, 1842, in Oreig.
N. Y.
4782. Oariua, b. July 19, 1795; m. Oct. 11, 1815, Elon Bates, and
removed to Belfast, N. Y. *
4788. Wi Qranger, b. Feb. 21, 1798; m. (1) Mch. 2, 1819, Sophia Clai^, b.
July 12, 1801. She d. from bleeding at the nose, Jan. 6, 1842, m,
41. He m. (2) Jan. 28, 1842, Lucy Root, who d. of consumption,
July 20, 1846, m. 42, He m. (8) Mch. 18 or May 80, 1847, Betsey
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Mallory, b. June 17, 1804, dau. of Daniel 8. and Sally Mallory.
He was a whip-maker and carpenter. He d. of acute rheumatism,
June or July 80, 1851, ae. 58. Children. 1. Loretixo, b. June 4,
1822, d. Feb. 1, 1826, s. 8; 2. Maryette, b. Jan. 21, 1830, d. May 8.
1832, fle. 2; 8. Lucy Sophia, b. Aug. 10, 1848, m. May 80, 1869,
Charles B. Smith of Westfield, a carver, b. abt. 1845, in Salem,
N. H.; 4. Maryette, b. Jan. 8, 1845, d. Dec. 8, 1846, se. 1; 5. Mar-
thaette (twin), b. Jan. 8, 1845, d. Sept. 80, 1845; 6. Orange Scott,
b. May 11, 1846, d. July 11, 1846, se. 2 mos.
4784. Luey, b. Oct 20, 1800; d. Dec. 28, 1802, se. 2 mos.
4785. Leittr, b. Jan. 25, 1802; d. Sept. 10, 1808, SB. 1.
4786. Lester, b. Nov. 24, 1804; d. num., Nov., 1886, oe. 82.
4787. James, b. Jan. 21, 1806; m. May 1, 1886, Matilda Dings, b.
Apr. 19, 1816, dau. of Jacob Dings, and is, 1876, a farmer in Turin,
N. T. Children. 1. Ezra Aymer, b. July 8, 1887; 2. Elizabeth
Ann, b. July 22, 1844; a Malvina Maria, b. Nov. 19, 1847.
4788. 8mmanl>etcey,h. Sept. 21,1807; m. (1) ;fan. 1, 1888, Martha Aus-
man, b. 1818, dau. of John Ausman. She d. Oct 81, 1846, se. 28.
He m. (2) Apr. 4, 1847, Maria Ausman, b. 1827, dau. of John Aus-
man. He is, 1876, a butcher, in Turin, K. T. Children. 1. Still-
man Munroe, b. Dec. 21, 1842; 2. John Gad, b. Nov. 20, 1844; 8.
David Warren, b. Oct 8, 1846; 4. EU Dewey, b. Apr. 28, 1850.
4789. ZenasWashinffUm,}), Aug. 14, 1810; m. Dec. 81, 1885, Elvira Dean,
b. Jan. 18, 1817. He is, 1876, a farmer in Montague, Lewis Co.,
N. Y. Children. 1. Lovina L., b. Feb. 11, 1837, d. Feb. 18, 1889.
SB. 2; 2. Charles L, b. June 17, 1839; 8, Cornelia J., b. May 1,
1848; 4. James H., b. Oct. 24, 1845, d. Mch. 15, 1846; 5. Myron
H., b. May 8, 1848, d. Dec. 84, 1850, se. 2; 6. Marvin M., b. Jan.
26, 1851.
4600.
Enoch Noble, s. of Gad, was b. in Weetfield, Mass., Mch. 5,
1773, and d. in Richmond, Vt, Jan. 29, 1856, m. 82. He resided
in Bzistol, Conn., 1795-1800; Hardand, Conn., 1800-1806; Rieh-
mond, Vt, 1806-56. A man of untiring industry, both as a fanner
and blacksmith, he brought up his children respectably, impi-essing
upon their minds lessons of industry and economy, .which they will
never forget. He was generous, hospitable, eminently social in
his habits, and of unquestioned integrity. Never tied to party, he
invariably voted for the candidate, in his opinion, best fitted for the
place, without regard to his political sentiments.
.Actuated by a strong love of country, in the War of 1812, he
was one of the first volunteers; was in the battle of Plattsburg,
and performed service at Sackett*s Harbor, for which he received
a pension. The story is told of him, that when on the way to
Plattsburg, some one asked him, *' How long do you intend to stay 7 "
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"Stfty," was his answer. "I shall staj as long as a Briton
remains to invade our soil."
FoQowing the faith of his parents, at the age of twelve years he
united with the BaptiBt church, but subsequently embraced the
doctrine of universal salvation. He retained his mental faculties
unimpaired until the dose of his long life (a).
He m. Nov. 18, 1795, Cabolikb Matilda Smith, b. July 17,
1771, dau. of Col. Seth Smith of New Hartford, Conn. She d.
Aug. 8, 1849, m, 78.
CHILDBEN.
4790. Amuretk Smith, b. Mcb. 8, 1800; m. (1) Ruth Murray; (3) Susan
Patrick.
4791. Warkam, b. Sept. 88, 1802; oommeDced theatody of medi-
cine with Dr. Seth Cole of Richmond^ Vt, completed the asme in
New York city, and there commenced practice, in company with
Dr. William C. Hickok, fonneriy of Burlington, Vt. He d. unm.,
in New York dty, Aug. 8, 1826, m. 87.
4792. Amelia, • b. Aug. 8, 1805; m. David A. Mumy.
4798. Altnuo, b. June 8, 1800; m. Rboda Murray.
4794. QirtfUne Mamda, b. Dec. 1, 1811; m. George K. Wskefleld.
4795. Maria, b. Apr. 7, 1817; m. James H. Edwards.
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46M.
Eluab Noble, s. of Oad, was b. in Westfield, Maas., Mch. 9,
1778, and there d. July 27, 1841, m, 68. He was a farmer.
He m. July 30, 1797, his cousin, Sallt Noble, b. July 10, 1780,
dau. of Mark and Ann (Drake) Noble of Westfield. She d. Mch.
3, 1833, m. 52.
CHiliPWlPf BOBH IK WESTFIELD.
4796. Boardman,h, Dec. 8 or 9, 1797; d. Sept 6, 1808, m. 6.
4797. Eiram, b. Nov. 17, 1799; d. the same day and hoar with his
brother Boardman, Sept 6, 1808, se. 8.
4798. KaUita, b. Nov. 16, 1801; d. Aug. 80, 1808, m. 1.
4799. Baafdman,h, Sept 17, 1804; m. Elizabeth Colton.
4800. KaMa, b. June 8, 1808; d. Feb. 24, 1809, m. 8 moe.
4801. aram, b. Mch. 28, 1810; m. (1) Emeline Perkins of Southwick,
liass., to whom he was pub. Aug. 2, 182a She d. Nov., 1842.
(a) Shortly after the death of hift llrst-bom child in infancy, Enoch
Noble adopted as his son, Lemuel Thompson, b. in Bristol, Conn., July
17, 1791, a of Reuben and Miriam (Carrington) Thompson. He m. Nov.
11, 1888, Eliza Allyn Hall. He resided. 1888^88, in Clatemont, K. H.;
and from 1888 untO his death, in Rochester, K. T., where he kept, for sev-
eral years, prior to 1848, the Eagle hotel. He d. Dec. 24, 1861, «. 70.
Child. Caddie, b. in Rochester, K. Y., who m Oct 11, 1868, Hon.
Charles Loring Whitman of Farmington, Conn.
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He m. (2) Mn. McNaughton. He was a whip-maker, and d.
in Westfleld, July 21 or 23, 1846, m, 86. CbUdren. 1. Ealista, b.
Aug. 24 or 28, 1829, d. Oct 16, 1842, se. 18; 2. Cordelia, b. Nov. 12,
1880, reddeB, 1877, in WeslHeld; 8. Lucy Ann, b. June 10. 1882, m.
Charles Hull, and resides, 1877, in Binghamton, N. T. ; 4. Almena
Jay, b. May 15, 1884; 5. Elvira, b. Apr. 7, 1886, resides, 1877, in
Binghamton, N. T. ; 6. Hhton, b. Nov. 16, 1887, m. (1) Elizabeth
Smith, dau. of William and Caroline Smith, and is, 1877, a farmer
in Port Crane, N. T. ; 7. Elijah, b. May 4, 1888, d. Jan. 81. 1880.
4802. SaUjfAnn.h. Oct. 25, 1812; m. John Lee.
Elibha Noblk, b. of Oftd, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch. 8.
1782, and d. in Rockville, Will Co., 111., July 30, 1846, m, 64. He
was a farmer, and while in Westfield, occupied the homestead of
his father.
He m. Abna Lewis, b. abt 1787, dau. of Augustus Lewis of
Haddam, Conn. She d. in Westfield, Mass., Apr. 10, 1831, ae. 45.
4802a. Catharine, b. June 20, 1800; m. (1) Joeiah Qoddard of Rockville, lU.
[He m. (2) Huyck, and d. Aug. 20, 1858.] Child. Joeiah.
4808. Gad, b. June 20, 1811, in RusseU, Mass.;m. Apr. 4, 1886,
Adeline Koble, b. Mch. 14, 1810, dau. of Benjamin Drake and Mary
(Phelps) Noble, and removed abt 1845, to Rockville, HI. Children
all bom in West Springfield, Mass., except the youngest, who was
b. in Rockville. 1. Charles Tryon, b. Sept 15, 1887; 2. Mary Ann,
b. May 24, 1840, m. Jan. 18, 1858, Jaxed W. Johnson. ChUd.
Jared Stephen, b. Dec 27, 1859; 8. Wesley Augustus, b. Nov. 4,
1841; 4. Lewis Gad, b. Sept*4, 1844; 6. George Heniy, b. May 7,
1846.
4801 Av^fuitus, b. Oct 8, 1814; m. Apr. 25, 1889, Waity Ann Lewis, b.
in Westfield, June 9, 1819, dau. of James Lewis. He is a whip
manufacturer in Westfield.. Children. 1. Francis Augustus, b.
Aug. 11, 1846, d. unm., Feb. 21, 1869, m. 22; 2. Harriet Ann, b.
Apr. 11 or 15, 1849, m. May 8, 1871, Charles F. Kneil of Westfield,
b. abt 1849, a of John and Frances (Bush) KneiL
4805. SIMa, b. Oct 16, 1817; m. Not. 28, 1839, Dorcas Ann Brown,
and removed to Joliet, Will Co., HI. No issue.
4806. Ifaihan, b. Sept 20, 1820; m. Sept 19, 1842, Priscilla Sibley, dau.
of Esekiel Sibley, and removed to West Springfield, Masa
4B07. OkoHei, b. Mch. 1, 1825; m. Oct 14 or 24, 1849, Mary Jane
Tracy, b. Aug. 9, 1888, and removed to Mich. Children. 1. Nathan
Ellsworth, b. July 8, 1850, in RockviUe, Bl., d. Oct. 2, 1857; 2.
Thomas Orrin, b. July 1, 1852, d. Sept 12, 1857; 8. Clarissa PriscUU,
b. Oct 8, 1857.
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532 DK8CKKDANTB OV THOMAS NOBLE.
4«0ft.
Naomi Nobls, dau. of Oad, w«b b. in WestBeld, Mass., Aug. 31,
1784, ftnd there resided until after the death of her husband, when
she removed to Richmond, Vt. She d. in Turin, N. T., May, 1865,
n.80.
She m. Jan. 13, 1803, Cbbsteb Eiko, b. Mch. 2, 1781, s. of Capt
Silas and Sallj (Noble) King of Westfield. He d. Sept. 6, 1824,
m. 43. He wss a fanner.
CHILDBEN BORH IK WSSTFIBLD.
4808. Benr^, b. June 86, 1808; m. Sept. 18, 1827, Maria Phelps, was a
blacksmith in Westfield, where he d. 1860.
4809. Xoble, b. Mch. 8, 1805; m. Jan., 1827, Sophronia Richards, was
a fanner, and d. in Turin, N. Y., 1867.
4810. Botand, b. Apr. 2, 1810; m., 1884, Sophia Goodrich, and d. in
Buffleld, Conn., Dec. 81, 1841, ae. 81.
4811. Oatharind, b. June 10, 1816; m. Sept. 25, 1888, Addison Fowler, and
d. in Turin, N. Y., Apr. 6, 1886, m, 20.
46M.
Joel Nobls, s. of Mark, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb. 26,
1766, and d. Apr. 14, 1836, m. 70. He removed, in 1797, from
Westfield, to Granville, N. Y. He was a farmer, and resided in
the northwest part of the town, six and a half miles from the
centre, on the road from West Granville village to' Whitehall^
N. T.
He m. Feb. 7, 1791, Naomi Looms, b. in Westfield, Dec. 14,
1768, dau. of John and Silence (Hajes) Loomis. She d. in Dres-
den, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1829, e. 60.
CHiliPRRK.
4812. Dau., b. 1791; d. ^pt 15, 1791, ». 6 mos.
4818. OUw, b. Aug. 10, 1792, in Westfield; m. James Holcomb.
4814. Dau,, b. 1794; d. May 26, 1794, m. 8 mos.
4815. Am, b. Apr., 1795; d. May 19, 1795, s. 8 weeks.
4816. Lucif, b. May 11, 1796, in Westfield; m. Mch. 10, 1880, Oliver
Leech Steeie, b. in Gloucester, R L, Mch. 1, 1808, a of Caleb
Bteere, Jr. He was a carpenter and Joiner, and settled in Dresden,
N. Y. Child. Lucy Ann, b. May 7, 1888.
4817. OkarUi, b. Apr. 1, 1798, hi Grsnville; m. Ann Waters.
48ia Boland, b. Apr. 7, 1800; d. Oct 1, 1809, e. 9.
4819. CharioUe, b. Feb. 14, 1802, in GrsnyiUe; m. Sidney Hull.
4820. Ckdvin, b. June 80, 1804; d. May 81, 1808, ae. 8.
4821. Alvin, b. Mch 17, 1806; d. Mch. 28, 1807, s. 1.
4822. JM, b. Apr. 10, 1807; d. Oct 7, 1809, e. 2.
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4828. Kaomi, b. Feb. 6, 1800, in QranviDe; m. (1) Oct. 18, 1888, Jon-
athan Gillette, a farmer of Tinmoutb. Vt., b. Dec. 10, 1810, 8. of
Philemon Gillette; (2) Sept. 80, 1840. Levi Rowley Cad well, a shoe-
maker, b. July 27, 1812, 8. of Amos Cadwell of Albany, K. T. He
removed to Dresden, N. Y. Children. 1. Fanny Francis, b. Oct.
20, 1888, m. Dec. 15, 1850, John Waters Carter, and settled in
Dresden; 2. Oscar Fitxerland, b. Oct 80, 1887.
4824. Bii7ier, b. Sept. 22, 1812; m. Aug. 5, 1885, Gardner Brown, a
blacksmith in Tinmouth, Vt., b. July 29, 1814, s. of William Brown.
Children. 1. Lorama, b. Apr. 11, 1887; 2. Naomi, b. July 81, 1880;
8. Elihu, b. May 10. 1848; 4. Charles, b. May 12. 1847; 6. Esther,
b. July 15, 1848.
4«09.
Benjamin Drake Noble, a. of Mark, was b. abt. 1770, and re-
■ided in Westfield, where he d. of paralysis, Jan. 19, 1851, ae. 81.
He m. Dec 80, 1801, Mart Phelps, b. abt. 1782. She m. (2)
Mch. 21, 1852, Samuel Knox of Russell, Mass., b. in Blandford,
)., a of Nathan Knox.
4825. Benfamin Drake, b. abt. 1804; m. Sept 21, 1851, Eliza Caswell,
b. in Russell, Mass., abt. 1820. He is a fanner, and settled in Rus-
seU, Mass.
4826. O^nthia, . b. 1806; m. 1880, Elisha Bhurtleff of
Russell.
* 4827. Bannah^ b. 1808; m. 1881, Joshua Bibley, and le-
moved to Belchertown, Mass. Children. 1. Loren, b. Jan., 1888,
d. Oct, 1888; 2. Lorenzo, b. Nov., 1884; 8. Fidelia, b. Oct, 1886,
d. Oct, 1889; 4. Maiy, b. Aug., 1889; 5. Wilbur F., b. 1844; 6.
Benjamin, b. 1849.
482a Addine, b. Mch. 14, 1810; m. Apr. 4, 1886, Gad Koble. b.
June 20, 1811, a of Elisha and Anna (Lewis) Koble.
4829. Mram Ame$, b. 1818; it. and removed to HI.
4880. Henry BpaphroB^h. 1815; unm., prob. killed in Africa,
where he was, when last heard from.
4681. SoUmon King, b. Feb. 20, 1820; m. Feb. 12, 1845, Busanna Wil-
liamson, b. July 11, 1820, dau. of Robert Williamson of Philadel-
phia, Penn. He removed to Mantuno, Kankakee Co., Dl. Chil-
dren. Boardman Henry, b. Dec. 8, 1845; 2. Benjamin Jacobs, b.
June 24, 1850; 8. Rhoda Adeline, b. Aug. 10, 1858; 4. Oliver Dow,
b. Bept 21. 1857.
4882. Mercy Ann, b. Feb. 11, 1826; d. in West Springfield, Masa,
1888, m. 18.
4«10.
Elijah Noblb, b. of Mark, waa b. Oct. 14, 1772. He resided
for many years in Westfield, Mass., but^ in 1856, lived in Water-
ford, Crawford Co., Penn. He was a steelyard manufacturer.
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534 D18GENDAJITB OF THOXAfl MOBLB.
He m. (1) Apr. 7/L800, Mkbcy Drau, b. 1772, dau. of Moses
and Mary (Shepard) Drake. She d. in Westfield, Mass., Aug. 14,
1856, m. 84.
He m. (2) Electa Hvlktt, dau. of John Hulett.
Cim.milBW BT FXBST MARRXAGB.
4888. Maretta, b. Feb. 1, 1800; m. lHor. 5, 1844, Eurota Thorp, b.
May 25, 1790, a of Samuel Thorp. He is a farmer, and settled in
Lee, Mass. Children. 1. Barah Jane, b. Sept. 20, 1846; 2. Mary
Emma, b. Aug. 25, 1848.
4884. Slifah, b Jan. 24, 1807; m. Sept. 21, 1882, Beulah Bobbins,
b. in Sturbridge, Msss., June 15, 1807, dan. of Asa and Louisa
(Simmons) Bobbins. He was a house-painter, and resided from
18S7, unto his death, in Lapeer, Mich. He died without issue, Apr.
18, 1874, se. 67.
4885. Daniel Drake, b. Dec. 1, 1808; m. Apr. 7, 1881, his cousin, Bosan*
nah Noble, b. Feb. 11, 1812, dau. of Mark and Susannah (Bush)
Noble. He is a farmer, and resides, 1877, in Tionesta. Forest Co.,
Penn. She d. 1858. Children. 1. Susannah, b. Jan. 16, 1882; 2.
Loren, b. July 8, 1884; 8. Mark, b. Aug. 10, 1886; 4. Mary, b May
22, 1889; 5. Julia Ann, b. Oct. 11, 1841; 6. Emeline, b. May 8,
1845; 7. William S., b. May 17, 1848; 8. Christiana, b. Nov. 20.
1858; 9. Louisa, b. July 20, 1856.
4886. SaUy, b. July 24, 1810; d. m. abt. 15.
4887. Lorififf, b. Feb 10, 1812; m. Bussell of Springfield,
Mass. Children. 1. John; 2. Hiram; and perhaps others.
CHILDBXK BT flBCOKD MABBIAOB.
4888. OUw, b. ; m. George Tufts, and has had thir-
teen children.
4889. Maria, b. . ; m. Fhinehas Elderkin, and d. abt.
1867.
401 3.
Noah Noble, b. of Mark, d. in Southwick, Mass., Dec. 14, 1856,
as. 85.
He m. prob. 1799, Elizabbth Wabd of Weatfield, Mass., to
whom he was pub. Jan. 20, 1799.
ohildben.
4840. JBUm, b. ; m. Peter Waggoner of Westfleld.
4841. Daniel, b. ; raided. 1858, in GianviUe, N. Y.
4«18.
Ltmak Noblb, b. of Mark, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch. 17,
1779, and d. in Northampton, Mass., Feb. 8, 1850, ss. 70. He re-
moved, in 1818, to Northampton, where he remained about eigh-
teen years; thence to Granville, N. Y., where he remained eight
years, and then returned to Northampton. He was a farmer.
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BBANCH or MARK. 535
He m. Mch. 5, 1801, Mart Drake, b. Sept. 27, 1785, dau. of
Moses and Mary (Shepard) Drake of Westfield. She d. in Chaska,
Minn., Oct. 18, 1857, e. 72.
CHILDREN.
4812. Jvlia, b. May 20, 1801; m. Benjamin Clark.
4848. Mary, b. Mch. 27, 1808; m. HoTace Oark.
4844. Unifii, b. Dec. 19, 1805; m. Elmina Pomeroy.
4845. CyrmDviigU, . b.'May 6, 1806; m. (1) R. Phelps; 02) C. Slack.
4846. Joel, b. Mch. 80. 1808; m. Almira Woodward.
4847. Henry King, b Nov. 26, 1814; m. (1) O. Hitchcock; (2) M.
Watson.
^^7a.Efneline Shepard, b. Oct. 16. 1821, in Westflcld; m. Apr. 10, 1841,
Samuel Jones, Jr., of Westfield, and d. without issue in North-
ampton, Feb. 20, 1842, se. 20. He m. (2) Rose of Granville,
Mass. He was a fanner in Qranville, and there d. :— .
Mark Noble, s. of Mark, was b. May 14, 1783, removed «in
Apr., 1814, to Venango Co., Penn., and d. in Tionesta, Venango
Co.. Penn., Feb. 14, 1852, ae. 68. He was a farmer.
He m. Mch. 5, 1805, Susannah Bush, b. Feb. 1, 1786, dau. of
Joseph Bush. She d. in Tionesta, Oct 18, 1862, ae. 76.
CHILDREN.
4848. Sarah, b. Sept. 5, 1806; m. (1) Sept. 15. 1822, John Range;
(2) May 16, 1881, John Sherwood. She removed in 1862, to Wis.,
and d. Sept. 80, 1886, m, 80. .
4848. Henry, b. Sept 12, 1808; m. May 20, 1881, Christiana McAr-
thur, and d. in Wia, Oct. 15, 1856, ae. 48. He was a farmer, and
had twelve children.
4850. Lyman, b Jan. 7, 1811; d. 1811, m. 1 mo.
4851. Boeanndh, b. Feb. 11, 1812; m. Apr. 7, 1881, Daniel Drake Noble,
8. of Elijah and Mercy (Drake) Noble.
4852. SuMnnah, b. Aug. 2, 1814; m. June 10, 1828, Henry Cornish,
and had twelve children.
4858. Joteph Bush, b. Nov. 28, 1816; m. Catharine Smith, and d. July 22,
1855,18.88. He had six chUdren.
4854. Caiuta, b. Mch. 5, 1810; mi John Ault, and resides, 1877, in
Tylersburgh, Clarion Co., Penn.
4855. JuUa Ann, b. May 4, 1821 ; m. 1844, George Wood. She d. Mch.
1, 1855, ai. 88. She had ten children.
4856. John, b. July 81, 1828; m. a) Esther Haskell: (2) Rachel
Johnson. He was a lumberman, and died in Venango Co., Penn.,
Nov., 1862, ae. 89. He had five children.
4857. Mark, b. Jan. 22, 1826; m. Lydia Sellers, and resides, 1877,
In Oalesbnrg, 111.
4858. Baehel, b. Apr. 16, 1829; m. William M. Cameron, and re8ide>,
1877, in New Castle, Penn.
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636 DSiCBIVDAMTS OF THOMAS KOBLB.
Saul Noblb, b. of Zenas^ was b. Dec. 30, 1769, and resided,
suooessively in Paris, Rome, Floyd, Paris, and Floyd, N. Y., where
he d. of dropsy, Aug. 31, or Oct 3, 1847, m. 77. He was a black-
smith.
He m. 1795, Maboaret Lsb, b. Aug. 9 or 12, 1767, dan. of
Daniel and MoUy (Stevenson) Lee. She d. in Floyd, N.«Y., Sept
28 or 30, 1848, «. 81.
dTTIiDBBW BOBR IN FLOTD.
4859. Hannah, b. Aug. 12, 1796; m. Oct 16, 1816. Abel Moulton. b.
Sept. 1, 1792, a of Stephen Monlton of Floyd. He was a farmer,
in Karcy, N. Y. She d. Dec. 12, 1884, m, 88. Children. 1. Eliza
Ann, b. Sept. 12, 1817, m. Apr. 28, 1847, Thomas Murphey, a far-
mer of Paris; 2. Rozilla, b. Jan. 8, 1819, d. unm., Aug. 18, 1850,
se. 81; 8. Chester, b. May 1, 1820, m. Sept 22, 1847, Catharine
Rudy, and d. in Wis., Feb. 20, 1855, s. 84; 4. William, b. Dec. 15,
1822, m. 1846, Harriet , and is a farmer in Kansas; 5. James,
b. July 5, 1828, m. July 8, 1848, Sophia Coons, settled in Sauquoit,
N. Y., and is a peddler; 6. Roxcy, b.' Aug. 81, 1825. m. Jan. 28,
1848, Ira D. Chamberlain, a farmer of Harcy; 7. Betsey, b. Mch.
19, 1828, d. Mch. 20, 1889, m. 11; 8. Mary £., b Jan. 20, 1880, m.
Mch. 4, 1850, Frederick B. Hunt, a farmer of Nunda, N. Y. ; 9.
Orin P., b. Dec 19, 1882, m. Mch. 28, 1858, Caroline Phillips, a
merchant in Sauquoit, K. Y. ; 10. Charlotte, b. Sept 4. 1888, d.
June 11, 1844, se. 10; 11. Hannah, b. Not. 29, 1884, m. Dec., 1854;
Laban Bice, a cooper of Trenton, N. Y., and d. Jan. 28, 1855, m,
20; 12. Thomas, b. Apr. 80, 1888.
4860. Amanda, b. June 4, 1798; m Jan. 26, 1818, James Barnes, b. in
Kewington, Conn., May 5, 1796, a of William and Margery (Bart-
lett)Bamea They removed to Rutland, ChauUuqua Co., K. Y.
Children. 1. Alpha, b. June 8, 1828, m. Dec 28, 1847, Sarah L.
Bigelow; 2. Calista Amanda, b. Mch 28, 1826, d. May 8, 1846, m, .
20; 8. Roxcy L., b. Mch. 19, 1829, m. June 16, 1847, Thomas J.
Arnold: 4. Deles Noble, b. Jan. 28, 1881, m. Feb 2, 1859, Caroline
Wflson. He grad. in 1858, at the Scientific School of Union College,
was, 1860, the engineer of the ParkriUe & Grand RiTer R R, and
resided in Quindaro, Mo.
4861. Samantha, b. Oct 2 or 22, 1799; m. R [Charles?] Tibbets, and d.
in Lenox, K. Y, June 7, 1887, m. 88. Children. 1. Julia, m.
Daniel Do^ of Rome, N. Y.; 2. Joseph; 8. Robert; 4. Alanson.
4862. Cksiter. b. Aug. 11, 1801; d. July 7, 1805, m, 8.
4868. MaiOda, b. Apr. 10, 1808; m. Hamlin Corbin of Paris, and d.
Mch 11, 1860, e. 56. Children. 1. Electa, d.; 2. John, d.; 8.
Polly, d.; 4. Roxcy; 5. Jane; 6. Sophia; 7. Sarah; 8. George W.
4864. AuNy, b Feb. 11 or 17, 1805; m Oct 10, 1828, Sahnon Lord of
Richmond, Penn., and d. Oct. 11 or 15, 1829, se. 24. Child. Jo-
seph, b. June 11, 1829, d. Jan. 1, 1880.
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4865. AlaMon, b. Aug. 88, 1806; m. May 4, 182[8?]. Eliza Hannahs, b.
in Litchfield, Conn., Feb. 17, 1808, dau. of Jonas Hannahs. He
was a farmer and removed abt. Sept., 1815, from Floyd, N. Y., to
Beloit, Wis., and d. in Turtle. Wis.. Dec. 10, 1805. m, 57. Chil-
dren. 1. Ann Janette, b. Oct. 4. 1826. d. June 17, 1850. m. 28; 2.
Delos. b. Mch. 1, 1829, d. Aug. 7, 1880, e. 1; 8. Harriet, b. Oct. 21,
1881. d. May 19, 1885, SB. 8; 4. Hiram D., b. July 22, 1888. d. ; 5.
Elhanan. b. June 16, 1885. d. May 8, 1889. se. 8; 6. Emma. b. Nov.
16. 1886; 7. George, b. Oct 18, 1888; 8. Minerva, b. Sept. 14. 1840.
m. L. £. Smith, and resides. 1877, in Cresco, Iowa; 9. Eliza, b.
June 19, 1842; 10. Frances D.. b. Jan. 25, 1844; 11. Fanny M., b.
Aug. 25, 1845. '
4866. A%. b. Dec 11. 1808; d. June 18, or July 6, 1814. s. 5.
4867. Minerva, b. July 18, 1811 ; m. (1) Oct. 20. 1840, Ebenezer Watson
of Portage, Livingston Co., N. T., who d. May. 1848; (2) 1853.
Daniel Bliss. She d. of dropsy of the heart, in Beloit, Wis.. Sept.
6, 1854, m. 48.
4e30.
Hakkah Nobls, dau. of Zenas, was b. in Washington, Mass.,
Jan. 11, 1774, and was living in 1857.
She m. Feb. 10, 1796, Anson CnAicBEitLAiN, b. June 5, 1772, s.
of Joel Chamberlain. After the birth of his children, A. Cham-
berlain removed from Washington, Mass., to Madrid, N. Y.
CHILDBXN BOBN IN WABHIKGTOK.
4868. Onamtu, b..Sept. 10, 1796; m. Sept. 18, 1822, Sarah Mc-
Knight, and resided, 1857, in Madrid, N. T.
4869. Anmm, b. Dec. 12, 1801; m. Feb. 15, 1828, Betsey Mc-
Knight, and d. Mch. 21, 1851, ». 49.
4870. Baiph, b. Feb. 24, 1804; m. Oct. 29, 1840, Martha Mc-
Knight.
4871. ffo9ea Wmiam, b. Sept. 20. 1814; m. (1) Dec. 28, 1844. Mar}' Ann
Myres; (2) 1846, Eliza Myres, and redded, 1857, in Delaware, O.
4M1.
Olive Noble, dan. of Zenas, was b. in Washington, Mass., Feb.
3, 1776, and d. in Madrid, N. Y., 1842, ss. 66.
She m. Feb. 25, 1801, Eu Chamberlain, b. Mch. 25, 1778, s. of
Joel Chamberlain. Between 1815 and 1818, he removed from
Washington, Mass., to Madrid, N. Y. His children were all bom
in Washington, except Joel E., who was born in Madrid.
CHILDBSH.
4872. Phebe, b. Feb. 24, 1802; m. May 25, 1866, Peter Ormsby, and re-
moved to Louisville, N. T.
4878. Charlof, h. Nov. 28, 1808; m. (1) Oct. 5, 1881, Louisa Sears; (2)
Dec. 8, 1846, Miranda ; (8) Oct 28, 1849, Luica M. Small.
4874. i\%, b. Sept. 5, 1806; d. Mch. 17. 1818, m, 7.
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538 DB8CKNDAKTS OF THOMAS KOBLB.
4875. 8arah, b. June 4, 1800; m. May 14, 1838, Elijah Sean.
4876. BUUman, b. June 2, 1810; m. Dec. 28, 1844, Sarah Barber.
4877. ffarvey, J^, jgll.
4878. Minerva, )
4879. JohnK, b. Feb. 4, 1816; m. Feb. 20, 1840, Mary Irish, and re.
moved to Canton, K. T.
4880. Joa R, b. Jan. 6, 1819; d. June 20, 1837.
4633.
William Noble, b. of Zenas, wash, in Washington, Mass., Feb.
2, 1778, and d. in Fittsfield, Mass.. May IJl, 1869, s. 91. He
resided in Washington, Mass., until 1832, when he removed to
PittsMd.
He m. Sept., 1800, Mabt Smith, b. in Washington, abt. 1779,
dau. of William and Polly (Sloane) Smith of Hartford, Conn.,
and Washington, Mass. She d. in Pittsfield, June 9, 1847, se. 67.
childbbn bobn in washibotok.
4882. Mary, b. Apr. 1, 1802; m. Jan. 17, 1822, Horace Herrick,
b. in Worthington, Mass , May 14, 1796, s. of Isaac Herrick, and
settled in Pittsfield. Ko issue.
4888. WiUiarn, b. Sept. 28, 1804; m. (1) D. R. Holcomb; (2) P. Al-
derman; (8) R Grant.
4884. John Smith, b. May 81, 1807; m. Mary Ann Granger.
4885. James, b. Not. 28, 1809; m. (1) A. 8. Martin; (2) £. A.
Smith.
4886. Fiative P^oie, b. Jan. 15, 1818; m. Lucy Foot.
4887. Norman, b. Feb. 15, 1816; m. (1) £. F. Gordon; (2) A. Fam-
ham.
4888. Benry, b. Sept. 29, 1822; m. Clarissa Tracy.
4889. Martha, b. Mch. 4, 1825; d. unm., In Pittsfield, Oct. 12,
1859. fle. 84.
4698.
Charlsb Noblx, 8. of Zenas, was b. in Washington, Mass.,
Mch. 13, 1780, and d. in Madrid, N. Y., June 13, 1837, m. 57.
He removed, abt 1819, from Washington, Mass., to Madrid.
fie m. June 4, 1808, Sdsankah Lull, b. in Monson, Mass., Mch*
30, 1785.
CHn«DBXN.
4890. Oramel, b. Dec. 29, 1808, in Washington; d. Oct. 6, 1888, m. 24.
4891. Mhf, b. Jan. 24, 1809, in Washington.
4892. Zenae, b. Feb. 9, 1811, in Washington; d. Dec. 25, 1855, e. 44.
4898. CharUi, b. May 10, 1817, in Washhigton; m. Mch. 6, 1848, Ar-
Tilla Potter, and d. July 4, 1847, m, 30. ChOd. Charlotte, b. Nov.
8 1845.
4894. Charlotte, b. May 20, 1820, in Madrid; d. Aug. 26, 1840, e. 20.
4895. AnmOem, b. Aug. 18, 1822, in Madrid; d. Apr., 1842, e. 19.
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BmAKOH OF MARK. 539
Hasyst Noblk, 8. of Zenas, was b. in Washington, Mass., July
4, 1792, and removed to West Gaines, Orleans Co., N. T. He was
a carpenter.
He m. Feb. 2, 1813, Sarah Brooksr, b. Feb. 2, 1794, dan. of
John Brooker of Torringf ord, Conn.
CHILDREK.
4896. Benry Qranger, b. June 21, 1815; m. 1840, Mary Ann Hilton, b. in
Albany, N. T. He rerooved to Royalton, Niagara Co., N. Y.
ChOd. William Adrian, b. July, 1842, d. June, 1844, e. 1.
4897. Jamu Warren, b. Apr. 20, 1817.
4898. Hartty, b. Oct. 1, 1822; m. 1850, Harriet McQuin, b. in
Carlton, Orleans Co., N. T., 1881, and settled in West Oaines.
Child. Frank Granger, b. Mch. 22, 1851.
4899. Emay CIaris$a, b. Nov. 21, 1820; m. Sept. 14, 1848. George R.
Andrews, b. in Henrietta.' N. T., Feb. 1, 1819, s. of George and
Rebecca (Stevens) Andrews, is a carpenter and Joiner, and settled in
Clsrkson. N. T. Children. 1. Mark Wilber, b. Sept. 19. 1848, d.
May 20, 1850, se. 1; 2. Dwigbt Wilson, b. Mch. 18, 1850; 8. George
Henry, b. Feb. 8, 1868.
4900. WiUtam Wa$on, b. Jan. 28, 1830; m. 1852, Betsey Smith, and set-
tled in West Gaines.
SIXTH OENEBATION AND CHILDREN.
46M.
Ekbion Norls, a. of Josiah, was b. in Pownal, Vt., Dec. 20,
1802. He resided for a tame in Newstead, N. T., whence be re-
moved to Gk>odrichTille, Gtenesee Co., Mich.
He m. (1) Jan. 22, 1826, AMAin>A Duncan, dan. of John Doncan
of Pownal, Vt.
He m. (2) •
CHILDRXN.
4901. JBUm. b. ; UL .
4902. Sarah, b.
4906. Wmam, b. ; m. ^.
4904. XtMy, b.
4905. Ed/forJoiiah, b. Jan. 21, 1889; m. Apr. 90, 1868, Sarah E. Noble.
4M7.
OzBM Hill Noble, a. of Joaiah, was b. in Pownal, Vt, Sept. 4,
1806, was employed on the canal, and d. in Illinois, Aug., 1853,
SB. 46.
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&40 DBSOBKDAim OF TBOlU.8 NOBLt.
He ID. Apr. 27, 1833, Ophelia Bibdbet. b. Jan. 15, 1811, dau.
of Philo and Eunice (Watkins) Birdsej of Woloott, Wayne Co.,
N. Y. At last account, she, together with her children, were
residing in New Geneva, Whitesides Co., HI.
CHILDBBK.
4806. Amy Jane,}).
4807. Bgt$ey, b.
4808. AUnuo, b.
4808. CharUi, b.
4810. (hem, b.
Amos Noblb, b. of Josiah, was b. in Pownsl, Vt, Nov. 4, 1811.
He resides in Pownal, where he is a fanner. He is deaf and
duQib.
He m. (1) Ruth Whittle, b. in Pownal, Feb. 1, 1821, dau. of
William and Margaret (MiUer) Whittle. She d. Feb. 18, 1853,
•.31.
He m. (2) Ekilt Austin of Beedsboro', Vt
CHILD BY FIB8T XABBIAOE BORN IN POWNAL.
4811. Th&mas (hem, b. Not. 11, 1846; m. Oct 81, 1865, Jiaiy Maria Ban-
nister, b. in Pownal, Apr. 5, 1848, dau. of Lyman and Minerva £.
Bsnnister. He now, 1877, resides in Pownal, and is a carpenter.
Child bom in PownaL Charles Frederick, b. July 88, 1866.
CHILD BY SECOND XABBIAOB BONN IN POWNAL.
4812. Ruth, b. abt Jan., 1898.
4«S9.
William Boltwood Noblb, s. of Abner, was b. in Pownal, Vt,
Jan. 18, 1798. H^ removed, Apr., 1824, to Barry, Orleans Co.,
N. Y., and reUded there until abt 1839. During the next fifteen
years, he lived in the towns of Shelby and Ridgeway, N. Y. In
Apr., 1854, he removed to Onondaga, Ingham Co., Mich., where
he still, Feb., 1878, resides.
He m. Sept 13, 1820, Candacb Downs, b. Dec. 25, 1801, dau.
of Jesse and Meletiah (Scott) Downs of Bennington, Vt.
CHTliPKBN.
4818. Ma/ry SUteMh, b. Kov. 27, 1882; m. William 0. Dunlap.
4814. Ltmiea, b. Nov. 18, 1825; m. David Vanauker.
4816. CUmeea, b. Mch. 26, 1827; m. Joseph Dunlap.
4810. DafM Dowtu, b. Mch. 25, 1881; m. Mary £. Green.
4817. WiOiam Martin, b. Apr. 80, 1888, in Bany ; d. unm., Oct 22, 1858,
B. 26. He was a f srmer.
4818. Ahner Skddon, b. Aug. 18, 1885; m. Busan A Hunt
4819. John BoUwood, b. Nov. 2, 1841; m. Sarah Campbell.
4820. men AmeUa, b. July 80, 1846, in Bany; d. July 2, 1848, m, 1.
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4717.
WiLUAJC BoLTwooD NoBLS, B. of Ashbel, was b. in Pownal, Vt,
Mch. 1, 1818. He has resided from his youth up to the present
time, 1875, in Bennington, Vt
He m. Sept. 11, 1841 or 1842, Ann Jackson, b. in Shaftesbury,
Vt., Jan. 8, 1820, dau. of Increase and Sarah (Frost) Jackson.
CHILD BORN IN BENNINGTON.
4921. Fanny Maria, b. July 10, 1847; m. Jan. 8, 1867, Nelson Otis Wilcox,
b. in Bennington, Aug. 6, 1847, s. of Dr. Silas and Susan (Edson)
Wilcox. In the Civil war, he enlisted as drummer in Co. A, 4th
Vt. Reg., and served, for four years, until the close of the war.
Children bom in Bennington. 1. Henry Silas, b. May 16, 1869, d.
Jan. 11, 1871 or 1872; 2. WilUe Koble, b. Feb. 28, 1871; 3. Battle
Edson, b. Not. 19, 1874.
4T91.
LuDowioK Stanton Noblb, s. of John, was b. in Spafford, Onon-
daga Co., N. Y., Oct 5, 1818. In 1837 he removed to Oxford,
< )akland Co., Mich., where he has continued to reside up to the
present time, 1877. He is a farmer.
He m. (1) Aug. 20, 1837, Habbixt H. Whitino, b. 1815. She
d. in Oxford, Mich., July, 1841.
He m. (2) 1843, Hannah Gibson, b. in Pembroke, N. Y., Oct.
5, 1821, dau. of Adams and Harriet (Holcomb) Gibson.
CmLDBXN BY FXBST XABBIAOX.
4922. Ruth EUta, b. Aug. 28, 1888; m. Alphonzo Thompson. He Is,
1877, a market gardener in Oxford, Mich. They have two sons and
two daughters.
4923. John, b. Oct 15, 1840; m. Harriet Burlingame. Previ-
ous to the Civil war, he spent several years in the gold regions and on
the plains cf the West At the beginning of the war, he enlisted
in an Iowa regiment, and served through the war, participating in
the battles of Shiloh and Vicksburg, besides many others of less
note. Since 1867, he has been totally blind from inflammation in
his eyes, brought on by his exposures in the army. He is, 1877, a
farmer in Iowa. Children. Two sons and one daughter.
OmLDBBN BT SBOOND MABXIAOB.
4A21 WaUam Eenry, b. May 96, 1846; m. 1864, Nancy Barber. ChUd.
• Daughter. He is, 1877, a farmer in Addison, Oakland Co., Mich.
4926. Qwrge O., b. Dec. 18, 1860; d. June 20, 1858, c. 2.
4926. J&rmns Q., b. July 28, 1868; m. Mary Haynes. He U, 1877, a
farmer in Addison, Oakland Co., Mich.
4927. Laura, b. June 24, 1857.
492a .FhifO;, b. Feb. 26, 1861.
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4794.
Sarah Akn Noblb, dau. of John, wm b. in Spftfford, N. T.,
June 21, 1818.
She m. July 4, 1840, Jamvs Gasdncb Sntdcb, b. in Sandy Creek,
Oswego Co., N. v., Apr. 19, 1814, s. of Henr}' and Rachel (Dun-
lap) Snyder. He was a farmer, and resided, 1841-45, in Boylston,
Oswego Co., N. y.; and from 1845 until his death, in OiJdand,
Oakland Co^ Mich. He d. Feb. 28, 1865, s. 50.
CHZLDBHH.
4020. FranoU Marion, b. Mch. 8, 1841, in Bpaffoid, K. T. ; m. July 10.
1864, Elura Amelia Ormsby, and remoTed to Oakland, Mich. He
is a fanner.
4080. Siuan Adelaide, b. May 8, 1844, bi Boylston, N. T. ; m. July 8,
1862, Herrick Bromley* They reside, 1877, in Oakland, Mich. He
is a farmer.
4081. Euffene KMe, b Nov. 17, 1849, bi OaUand, Mich. In the Civil
war. he enlisted, June 80, 1862, in Co. F, 17th Mich. Reg., was
taken prisoner, Not. 8. 1868, and d. of stanration in the prison at
Andersonville, Ga., Mch. 84, 1864, m. 18.
4082. Camus Stanion, b. Dec 81, 1850, in Oakland; and there d. Feb. 6,
1894. «. 8.
4088. SUaOeraUUne, b. June 10, 1898, in Oakland; and there d. June
27, 1898, fle. 2 weeks.
4084. Sarah miiabM, b. May 21, 1896, in Oakland; m. June 29, 1871.
Burt'Bramley. They reside. 1877, in Olive, Clinton Co., Mich.
He is a farmer.
4089. Ina BMabOe, b. Sept 1. 1890. in Oakland.
4781.
Stltbstbb Campbkll Noblb, 8. of Robert, was b. in Berkshire,
Vt, Nor. 18, 1808, and d. in St. Albans, Vt, Sept 10, 1870. m.
61. He was a farmer in Franklin, Yt, until Jan., 1863, when he
remoyed to St Albans, Vt, and from that time until his death,
was a wholesale flour and grain merchant
He m. Apr. 15, 1832, Navot Chaplin, b. in Berkshire, Vt, Mch.
9, 1813, dau. of Aaron and Martha (Hale) Chaplin. She resides,
1876, in St Albans, Vt
CBTTiPHEW BOBH IK nAHKIJK.
4086. Orcdia Maria, b. Feb' 39, 1888; m. Sept 18. 1866. George WiUiam
Barnes, b. in Rutland. Vt, Jan. 17, 1883. s. of Comfort and Allura
(Buck) Barnes. He is. 1876, a merchant in 6t Albans, Vt Child
bom in St Albans. Allura, b. Aug. "0, 1879.
4»^. Marcia ChrdeUa, b. Jan. 8, 1889; m. Feb. 21, 1896, George Edmund
Fobs, b. in Derby, Vt, June 1, 1881, s. of Samuel and Amanda
(Bangs) Foss. He is, 1876, a merchant in St Albans, Vt Children.
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BRAWCB OF MARK* 543
1. Eugeoe Noble, b. Sept. 21, 1858, in Berkshire, Vt ; 2. George
Edmund, b. July 2, 1868, in ^ksbire, Vt.
4988. Happykmia, b. Mch. 9. 1887; m. Mch. 18. 1862, Malcolm Loc-
ton Chandler, b. in St. Armand, C. R, Jan. 14, 1887, a. of Harlan
and OliTe (Hibbard) Chandler. He is a produce dealer. She d. in
East Franklin, Vt., Aug. 28, 1868, «. 26. No children. He m. (2)
Oct 8, 1866, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lawrence, nie Lovegrove.
4989. Guy ChapUn, b. Oct. 9, 1889; m. Jerusha 11. Dewey.
4940. Nancy Miranda, b. Sept. 4, 1848; d. in Franklin, Vt, Feb. 24,
1845, se. 17 mos.
4941. 8yhe$Ur (JampbeU, b. Feb. 6, 1846; a commission merchant, resides
unm., 1877, in St Albans.
4942. WmUBobert, b. Aug. 16, 1852; d. in Franklin, Jan. 28, 1856.
4948. Sarah EUia, b. Feb. 7, 1855.
4944. ChaHe$ Plidpi, b. May 6,1858.
4T89.
I
Sabah Mabia Noblb, dau. of Robert, was b. in Berkshire, Vt.,
Apr. 23, 1810.
She m. Feb. 11, 1832, Hibam Dabuno, b. in Hancock, Vt, Dec.
1 1, 1805, 8. of Levi and Charlotte (Bowman) Darling. He is, 1875,
a farmer in West Berkshire, Vt
CHILDBEK BOBK IK WEST BBBKSHIBE.
4945. Bhud NMe, b. Dec 7, 1882; m. July 29, 1878. Mrs. Mary
Rebecca Cliiford. .He was for many years a United States sur\'eyor.
During the Civil war, in 1862, he entered Co. E, 8th Reg. Minn.
Vols., was subsequently transferred to 18th U. 6. Colored Inf., and,
in 1866, honorably discharged. Since 1872, he has resided in T^ash-
ington, D. C, and is now, 1876, engaged in mining and real estate
speculations.
4946. Bmily Orlana, b. Dec. 29, 1884; ro. Sept 25, 1857, Zaccheus
Aylmer Phelps. He is, 1875, a farmer in £ast Franklin, Vt.
4947. Imriffiram, b. Dec. 17, 1886; was a farmer, and d. in Lodi,
Wis., Aug. 1,1855,«. 18.
494a Mary Jane, b. Oct 15, 1889.
4949. Sarah Maria, b. Not. 15, 1841; m. Not. 27, 1869, Samuel How
ard. He is, 1875. a farmer in Milton, Vt
4950. LetiEawan, b. Aug. 81, 1848; in the Civil war, wap mustered
into the service, Sept. 1, 1862, in 10th Vt Reg., and d. of typhoid
fever, in Brandy StoUon, Va., Mcli. 10, 1864, «. 18.
4951. JuUa Adelaide, b. Feb. 18, 1850.
4962. JohnPhelpe, b. Feb. 18, 1858; is, 1875, a surveyor, in West
-Berkshire, Vt
4958. FhreneeAmeUa, b. Mch. 19, 1855.
Jakb Noblb, dau. of Robert, was b. in Berkshire, Yt, Dee. 28,
1813.
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544 DESCENDANTS OF THOMA6 HOBLB.
She m. Jan« 15, 1840, Harvkt Olmstbad, b. in St. Armand,
G. E., July 20, 1814, s. of EHeasaiaiid Bhoda (Hurlbort) Olmstead.
He is, 1875, a farmer in East Franklin, Vt
CHILDREN BORN IK PRANKLIN.
4054. Hann&al Eoft, b. Apr. 5, 1841; a farmer, resides, unm., 1877, in
Franklin.
4955. WiUiam Phelps, h. Feb. 19, 1844; m. Aug. 21. 1867,Philura Amanda
Whitney, and is, 1875, a merchant in St. Albans, Vt
4056. Marif Ann, b. Oct. 15, 1847; d. Jan. 80, 1852, a, 4.
4857. Hameif Babert, b. Oct. 10, 1858; m. Oct. 25, 1876, Phebe Adele
Pearson. He is, 1877, a farmer in FranUin.
4858. Merrm Bates, b. May 10, 1857; d. June 20, 1857, se. 5 weeks. .
47M.
. Ruth L. Noble, dau. of Robert^ was b. in Berkshire, Vt, Apr.
24, 1816.
She m. May 7, 1840, Charles Avakdo LEAyENs,,b. in Berkshire,
Vt, Aug. 4, 1816, 8. of Penuel and SaUy (Cross) Leavens. He
removed, in 1846, to Waukesha, Wis., and in Apr., 1849, to Neenah,
Wis., where he is now, 1877, a merchant
CHILDREN.
4959. ChaHu WMs, b. Jan. 27, 1841, in Berkshire, Vt; m. Nov. 80,
1860, Irene Hussey. He was a merchant in Neenah, Wis. , and there
d. Oct 29, 1874, m. 88.
4960. Oranao Pienud, b. Mch. 81, 1845, in Berkshire, Vt ; d. in Waukesha.
Wis., Oct. 8, 1846, m. 18 mos.
4961. JuUa PauUne, b. Dec. 27, 1846, in Waukesha. Wis.
4962. Bmma Oiuta, b. May 2, 1850. in Neenah; d. Aug., 1850.
4968. Marjf Em, b. Jan., 1854, in Neenah; d. Apr. 8, 1855.
4964. JTaty, b. Feb. 28, 1856, in Neenah.
4965. Em Kit^, b. Sept. 28, 1859, in Neenah.
4966. Chartes, b. Sept 18, 1860, in Neenah.
4TM.
Mart Ann Reynolds Noble, dau. of Robert, was b. in Berk-
Bhire, Vt, Sept 28, 1819, and d. in St Armand, C. K, Nov. 14,
1846, ». 27.
She m. Dec. 23, 1842, Nelson Vincent, b. Mch. 17, 1819, s. of
Leonard and Julia Ann Vincent He m. (2) Jan. 8, 1850, Mary
Ann O. Reynolds. He is, 1876, a farmer in St Armand, C. £.
children born in ST. ARMAND.
4967. JuUa Ann, b. Dec. 6, 1848; d. June 20, 1844, s. 6 mos.
4968. Nchle Nelstm^h. May 7, 1845; m. Nov. 15, 1868, Mafy Elisabeth
Polden. He is, 1875, a farmer in St Armand, C. £.
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4740.
WiLUAM Fhslps Noblb, 8. of Robeit, was b. in Berkshire, Vt.,
Apr. 23, 1828. He is, 1875, a fanner in East Franklin, Vt.
He m. Jan. 23, 1850, Mabcia Ebmina Fletcher, b. in West
Berkshire, Vt, Feb. 11, 1828, dan. of Isaac and Dorinda (Day)
Fletcher.
CHXLDBEN.
4989. Marp Ann, b. Feb. 19, 1852, in West Berkshire; m. Jan. 24,
1871, William Armstrong, b. In St. Armand, C. £., Feb. 8, 18-6. s.
of Alexander and Jane (Chaffee) Armstrong. He is, 1875, a farmer
in West Berkshire, Vt.
4970. Willis Bobert, b. Mch. 6, 1858, in West Berkshire.
4071. Xaiie EmUna, b. Feb 8, 1882, in East Franklin, Vt
4972. Carrie Marda, b. Oct 29, 1886, in West Berkshire.
4740.
WiLUAM Amos Noble, s. of Horace, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Feb. 25, 1817^ He is a fanner, and resides, 1877, in Southwick.
He m. (1) Apr. 12, 1838, Euza Ann Cook, b. in Otis, Mass.,
Jan. 21, 1818, dan. of John Milton and Dorcas (Case) Cook. She
d. in Southwick, May 15, 1874, ». 56.
He m. (2) Apr. 27, 1875, Mrs. Juua Ann Sakah Noble, b. in Suf
* field, Mass., Nov. 2, 1822, dan. of Isaac and Sarah (Phelps) War-
ner, and widow of his brother, Frederick Lovatus Noble.
CHILDBEN BY FIB8T MABBIAOE BOBN IN SOUTHWICK.
4978. Homer Amat, b. Apr. 17, 1845; m. Apr. 27, 1864, Maiy Anna
Temple, h. Jan. 1, 1845, dan. of Rev. John Hermon and Margsret
(Adams) Temple. He is a farmer. Children. 1. Margaret Eliza,
b. Oct. 4, 1865, in Btepney, Conn. ; 2. Btella Sarah, b. Mch. 5, 1872,
in Southwick.
4974. George BlMa, b. Jan. 5, 1851; m. Apr. 5, 1876, Elisabeth
Maria Webb, b. in Southwick, Apr. 15, 1852, dau. of Albert Frank-
lin and Maiy Ann (Terrett) Webb. He is a farmer, and removed,
1876, to Anamosa, Iowa.
4975. Charles WHUam, b. Feb. 27, 1857. He is a farmer, and resides,
1877, with his father.
AoAUNB CoBDBUA NoBLB, dau. of HoFSce, was b. in South-
wick, Mass, May 21, 1819, and there d. Oct 3, 185i;0. 32.
She m. Apr. 4, 1837, Sibnbt Bibob, b. in Suffield, Conn., Aug.
29, 1812, 8. of Eli and Charlotte (Barnard) Birge. He is a far-
mer, and resided in Suffield, Conn., 1812-37; in Feeding Hills
(West Springfield), Mass., 1837:-40; Southwick, Mass., 1840->53;
and Westfield, Mass., 1853 to the present time, 1877. He m. (2)
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Oct 15, 1854, Harriet Elizabeth Loomia, b. Nov. 12, 1827, 4bxx.
of Moaes and Dency (Smith) Loomia.
CSILDRER.
4876. ChaHoiU, b. 1888, in FeecUng Hills; d. Apr. 4.
1889, m. 4 mo§.
4977. Margaret Maria, b. Feb. 86, 1840, in Wettfleld: m. May 88, 1860,
Lyman William Phelps of Westfield. He resides, 1877, in Weat-
ileld, and is ticket-master of the Northampton & New Haven R R
4878. Sidniy, b. 1841, in Bouthwick; d. July 81, 1842.
4879. Sidney, b. 1848. in Bouthwick; d. Aug. 81, 1848.
4980. France Loeiea, b. Nov. 15, 1845, in Bouthwick; m. Apr. 5, 1870,
Asa Gitto Welch Smith. He is a powder manufacturer, and lealdes,
1877, in Reading, Penn.
4881. AdaUns Corddia, b. Oct 8, 1851, in Bouthwick; unm., 1877.
4701.
Frxdebick LovATua Noblb, a. of Horace, waa b. in Bouthwick,
Maas., Aug. 24, 1 822, and d. in Tariffville, Conn., while there on
buaineea, Nov. 22, 1857, e. 35. He waa a peddler, and reaided
in Southwick.
He m. Apr. 23, 1851, Jdua Anh Sarah Wabnbb, b. in 8uf-
field, Conn., Nov. 2, 1822, dau. of laaac and Sarah (Phelpe) War^.
ner. She m. (2) Apr. 24, 1875, her husband'a brother, William
AmoB Noble of Southwick.
GHELDREN BOBK IR BOUTHWICK.
4982. Frederick Laeatue, b. Mch. 12, 1854; d. in Bouthwick, June 7, 1889.
4888. Frank WOlmr, b. May 12, 1856; resides, 1877, with his mother,
in Bouthwick.
Frakcbs Lovisa Noble, dau. of Horaoe, waa b. in Southwick,
Maaa., Aug. 24, 1822.
She m. (1) Apr. 3, 1845, Dea. JunaoK Root PHXLPa, b. in Suf-
field, Conn., July 17, 1818, a. of Israel and Mercy (Stevens) Phelpa.
He waa a fanner, and resided, 1845-55, in Castle Creek, Broome
Co., N. Y., and then removed to Southwick, Maaa., where he d.
Apr. 10, 186}, ss. 42, from the effect of wounds received by the
fall of a bam, which he was assisting to take down.
She m. (2) Mch. 28, 1863, Dahisl Johnbox, b. in Southwick,
Mass., Sept 10, 1807, a. of Abner and Betaey (Oatea) Johnson.
He is, 1877, a farmer in Milton, Wayne Co., 0., hia P. O. address
being Amwell, Wayne Co., O. *
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CBILDRXN BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
4064. Sarah AddUne, b. July 15, 1846, in Castle Creek, N. Y. ; m. Apr.
26, 1864, Lorenzo Augustus Loomis. He is, 1877, a fanner, in
Westfleld, Medina Co., O.
4985. Borate John Koble, b. Apr. 27, 1850, in Castle Creek, N. Y. ; m. May
25, 1871, Martba Evelyn Holoomb. He is a fanner, and resides,
1877, in Bouthwick.
4886. LowUui JudBon, b. Apr. 27, 1850, in CasUe Creek, K. Y. ; and
there d. Jan. 25, 1855, «. 4.
CHILD BT IBOOND MARRIAOB.
4987. Arthur LiteruM, b. Jan. 10, 1864, in Milton. O. ; d. May 27, 1865.
Charlkb Edwin Noblx, b. of Horace, was b. Dec. 25, 1824.
He was a student for five yean at the Ckinnecticiit liiterary Insti-
tute, in SuflSeld, Conn., and from 1847-51, taught schoola in Mor*
ristown, and Dover, N. J. Having in the spring of the latter
year accidentally formed the acquaintance of Zebadiah Beach Bas-
ainger, chief engineer of the Morris k Essex R. R., he was by
him induced to join a corps of engineers, who were about to make
a survey for extending that road across the state of New Jersey.
In the employ of that company he continued until 1857, passing
through tiie various 'grades ^m rodman to chief assistant engin-
eer. He was appointed, in 1857, chief engineer, on the Jackson-
viUe k Alton R. R., since called the Jacksonville branch of the
Chicago k Alton R. R. Soon after the commencement of the
Civil war, work on the above road having been suspended, in
1862, he returned to New Jersey, as superintendent of the Morris
k Essex R. R., and completed the extension from Newark to
Hoboken, and from Hackettstown the western terminus to Phil-
Kpsburg, opposite Easton on the Delaware. In Aug., 1867, he
left the last-named railroad and took charge of the Sussex R. R.,
as chief engineer. While engaged on this road, he made surveys
through all the valleyaof Sussex and Warren counties, from Bel-
videre to the New York state line, on the Walkill, although but
a small portion of the routes were constructed. In the month of
McIl, 1870, through the influence of William E. Dodge, Moses
Taylor, and other New York directors of the Sussex R. R., he
went to Texas, and during his five years connection, as chief en-
gineer, with the International k Great Northern R. R., constructed
between four and five hundred miles of railway. The "panic'*
dosing their work, in 1874, he returned to Morristown, N. J., and
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porchMed a home in the town where twenty-seven yean before
he had eommeneed hk work at achool-teacher. Hia timely, gen-
erona, and nneolidted Bubecription to the Noble Oenealogy, has
greatly enoouraged the compiler, in his second endeavor to print
this book. He waa b. in Sonthwick, Mass.
He m. (1) June 15, 1854, Stblla Vibginia Hinohxan, b. in
New York city, Feb. 29, 1832, dan. of Guy Maxwell and Susan
(DeCamp) Hinchman. She d. in Dover, Morris Co., N. J., Mch.
22, 1862, m. 30.
He m. (2) May 11, 1865, Sophbonia Augusta HnromfAH, b. in
Dover, N. J., Jan. 31, 1839, dan. of Ouy Maxwell and Susan
(DeCamp) Hinchman.
OBILDREK BT 1TB8T KABBIAOB.
4988. Matv mnekman, t. June 90, 1855, in Dover, K. J.; d. in Newark.
N. J., Bept 90, 1855. m. 4 mos.
4989. 8umn Mfushman, b. Nov. 92, 1858, in JerseyvUle, 111. ; and there d.
Bept 92, 1859, ae. 4 mos.
4990. John mnehman, * b. Feb. 96, 1862, in Dover, N. J.
CHZLDBEN BT BBCOXD KABBIAOB.
4991. 8taia mnohman, b. Mch. 19, 1866, in DenviUe, N. J.
4999. ZouiM ESnekman, b. Dec. 10. 1868, In DenviUe. N. J.
4998. CkartM Mwin, b. June 16, 18n, in Dover, N. J.
4994. Horace, b. Nov. 91, 1878, in Tyler, Texas; and there d.
Dec. 15, 1878, «. 8 weeks.
4995. Wmamakephaird,\},MtLj 14, 1875, in MorrUtown.
4996. Gu^ mnehman, b. Oct 91, 1876, in Moiristown.
47M.
Nbwtoh Smith Noblb, V of Horace, waa b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Mch. 6, 1831. He removed, in April, 1855, from Southwick to
Anai^^^^^ Jones Co., Iowa, where he continues to reside, 1877.
He is a railway contractor.
He m. Jan. 25, 1852, Sabah Laubabttb Pbppbb, b. in South-
wick, Sept 9, 1830, dau. of Thomas Hart and Lauraette (Sackett)
Pepper.
CHIUD BOBH IB SOUTHWICK.
4997. San, b. Sept 92, 1854; d. in Bouthwick, "Bept 98, 1854.
47M.
JoBH Lkbot Noblb, s. of Horace, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Oct 4, 1840. He is a &rmer, and resides, 1877, in Southwick, on
the farm where his great-grandfather, John Noble, redded.
He m. Aug. 8, 1866, Mabt Sluabbth Wbthbbbt, b. in South-
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Wick, Apr. 6, 1850, dau. of Horace and Charlotte (Porter) Weth-
erby.
CHTT.DREK BORN Of 80UTHWICK.
4998. Horace Auguitine, b. Mch. 4. 1867.
4999. John Leray, b. Kcb. 25, 1872; d. Aug. 8, 1872, «. 4 mos.
6000. Iwi DoUy, b. Feb. 26. 1874.
Henbt Stilbb Sxtmoub Noble, a. of John, was b. in West Suf-
field, Conn., Feb. 17, 1832, and there d. Nov. 11, 1877, s. 45. He
served an apprenticeship at whip-maldng, and for several years
worked at that trade. He was from 1859 until his death, a far-
mer in West SofiSeld.
He m. Nov. 22, 1859, Augusta Wabd Bbooks, b. in East Hart-
ford, Conn., Aug. 31, 1834, dau. of Peter and Emily Fay (Wood-
ward) Brooks. She is a graduate of the State normal school at
Westfield, Mass.
5001. AUce Maude, b. Feb. 20, 1861, in Westfield.
5002. Henry Erting, b. Apr. 8, 1864, in Westfield; and there d. Sept.
80, 1865, «. 1.
6008. J<^n WUbur, b. Feb. 28, 1866, in West Suffleld.
5004. Harru WOU, b. Jan. 26, 1870, in West Suflleld.
5005. Berne LtmUe, b. Oct 1, 1871, in West Suflleld.
5006. WaUer Courtney, b. May 20, 1878, in West Suffleld.
4TM.
Capt. Ahubbth SvrrH Noble, a of Enoch, was b. in Bristol|
Conn., Mch. 3, 1800. He resided in Richmond, Vt., until 1837, in
Hinesburgh, Vt, 1837-65, in Rutland, Vt., 1865-1869, and in Ches-
ter, Vt, from 1869 to the present time, 1876.
He m. (1) Sept 5, 1826, Ruth Mobbat, b. in Williston, Vt,
Jan. 24, 1808, dau. of Calvin and Ruth (Allen) Murray. She d.
in Richmond, Vt, Feb. 26, 1827, m. 19.
He m. (2) Oct 28, 1829, Susan Patbick, b. in Hinesburgh,
Vt, Feb. 18, 1808, dau. of Daniel and Susan (McClave) Patrick.
She d. in Cheater, Vt, Mch. 1, 1875, m. 67.
GEZLDBXH BT SBOOHD KABBIAOE.
6007. DanUlPiiMck, b. Aug. 12, 1880, in Richmond, Vt; d. in Hines-
bujgh, Vt, Aug. 12, 1888, «. 8.
6008. Buih Maria, b. June 20, 1882, in Richmond, Vt ; m. Apr. 9,
1850, George Clinton Bid well, b. in Btarksboro', Vt, Nov. 17, 1826,
a of Cyrus and Asenath (Peck) BidweU. He has been a merchant,
but is now, 1876, a fanner in Chester, Vt Children. 1. Carlos
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550 OB8CENDA19TB OF THOMAS NOBLK.
Noble, b. Oct 27, 1850, in Hinesburgh, Vt, resides in Springfield,
Vt. ; 2. Emma Asenath, b. July 18, 1852, in Monkton, Vt , m. Sept.
10, 1874, Amos Letlie Proctor, s fsnuer in Rockinghsm, Vt. ; 8.
Abbie Susan, b. July 28, 1864, in Monkton, Vt. ; 4. Herbert Daniel,
b. June 29, 1857, in Monkton, Vt. ; 5. George Smith, b. Jan. 8, 1865,
in Rutland, Vt; 6. Olive Ruth, b. Apr. 28, 1867, in Rutland, Vt.;
7. Ralsey Carroll, b. June 21. 1871, in Rockingham, Vt ; 8. Hector
Eugene, b. Mch. 12, 1874, in Rockingham, Vt
5009. Henry Smith, b. Oct. 8. 1845, in Hinesburgh, Vt ; m. Mch. 14,
1871, £dna Jane Chaffee, b. in Rochester, Vt. Aug. 12, 1846, dau.
of John and Rose (LoweU) Chaffee. No children. He pursued his
preparatory studies at the Green Mountain Institute, South Wood-
stock, Vt, under the tuition of William R. Shipman, 1861-1868,
under J. J. Lewis, 1864-1805, and graduated with honor at Tufts
College, 1809. He studied medicine with Doct. D. W. Hazel-
ton of Cavendish, Vt, and at the College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, in New York city, where he graduated, 1871; was house
physician at the City Hospital, Hartford, Conn., for a year, and
has since, up to the present time, 1876, practiced his profession in
Chester, Vt
Dr. Wabbam Noble, s. of Enoch, was b. in Hartland, Conn.,
Sept. 28, 1802, and d. in New York city, Aug. 3, 1826, e. 23.
He commenced the study of medicine with Dr. Seth Cole, in
Richmond, Vt, completed the same in New York city, and there
commenced the practice, of his profession in company with Dr.
William C. Hickok, formerly of Burlington, Vt He was never
mftrried.
Amelll Noblx, dau. of Enoch, was b. in Hartland, Conn., Aug.
3, 1805, and d. in Sacramento, CaL, Feb. 23, 1869, >b. 63.
She m. Jan. 20, 1865, Datu) Allen Mubbat, b. in Williston,
Yt, Mch. 5, 1802, a. of Calvin Murray. He is a farmer in Wil-
liston, Vt
CEZLDBBH BOBK IK WILLXSTOH.
0010. WarhamyoUe, b. Aug. 18, 1827; m. Mrs. Ellen BhaUuck, dau.
of T. A. Chittenden, son of Got. Martin Chittenden of Williston,
Vt At the breaking out of the Civil war, he was a merchant in
Greensboro', Oa. He was pressed into the Confederate service, and
lost all his property. He is now, 1876, town clerk and postmaster
of Williston. Vt
5011. LemuM Thompfon, b. Bept 18, 1829; m. Apr. 14, 1864, Miranda K
Chase, and is, 1876, a farmer, at Laurel Creek farm, in San Mateo,
Cal.
5012. OaMnAlomo, b. Mch. 88, 1882; m. Nov. 7, 1872, Orilla Mc-
Lellan, and is a farmer, at Laurel Creek farm, in San Mateo, Csl.
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<M)18. CaroUfuAmdia, b. Apr. 88, 1884; d. Oct., 1887.
9014. CaroUne Amelia, b. Dec. 18, 1887; m. (1) May M, 1857. Silas
Whitcomb of Richmond, Vt ; (2) George B. Wright, a clyil engin-
eer in Minneapolis, Minn.
9016. George IkeUon, b. Aug. 28, 1889; m. Laura Gunning. He is,
1876, a grocer in Ban Francisco, Cal.
0016. BoUin David, b. Dec. 88, 1849; unm., is, 1876, a farmer in
Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
9017. Maria JBUta, b. Nov. 19. 1847; d. Not. 9, 1867, e. 19.
Alomzo Noble, s. of Enoch, was b. in Richmond, Vt., June 3,
1809. He was a merchant, first, in Milton, Vt., and after the
autumn of 1836, in Battle Creek, Mich. This place, which is now,
1875, a city of seyen thousand inhabitants, was then a settlement
containing but two framed houses. The first brick chimney in the
place was built by him. He has been mayor of the city, and post-
master of Battle Creek for nine years. He has now, 1876, retired
from actiye business.
He m. Oct. 21, 1833, Rhopa Mubrat, b. in Williston, Vt., June
. 12, 1812, dau. of Calvin and (Allen) Murray of Williston,
Vt.
OmLDRSV.
0018. ffOenBUubeth, b. July 27. 1884, in KUton; m. June 25, 1857,
Abraham Tollea Metcalf, b. Feb. 26, 1881, in Whitestown, N. Y..
8. of Darid and Mabel (Tolles) Metcalf. He was a dentist in Utica,
N. Y.. in partnership with Henry R. White, M. D., then at Kala-
mazoo, Mich., next at New Orleans, La., in company with Antonie
P. Dostie, who was murdered in the Mechanic Institute in that city,
for speaking against secession. Dr. Metcalf himself was arrested
for high treason, but, through the aid of influential friends, suc-
ceeded in escaping from the state. He now, 1876, resides in
Kalamazoo, Mich., and was representative in the Michigan legisla-
ture, in 1875 and 1876. Child. Alonzo Noble, b. Apr. 5, 1858. in
Kalamazoo, Mich., d. Sept. 21, 1872, «. 14, in Battle Creek, Mich.
5010. Ahnto nompton, b. July 22, 1886, in Williston, Vt. ; m. May 24.
1870, Elizabeth Oleason. b. in Webster, Micb., dau. of and
Elvira (Houghton) Gleason. He graduated at Cincinnati Commer-
cial College, in 1857, and resides now, 1876, in San Francisco, Cal
Children b. in San Francisco. 1. Harry Alonzo, b. Apr. 8, 1871; 2.
Nelson Wakefield, b. May 25, 1872; 8. Helen, b. May 16, 1875.
5090. Warham Murrajf, b. Sept. 24, 1888, in Milton; m. May 22, 1856,
Anna Maria Thurlow, b. in Calais, Me., dau. of Moody £. and
Martha C. (Hutchinson) Thurlow. She d. in Battle Creek, Mich.,
Feb. 5, 1875. Child. Warham Moody, b. Oct 6, 1870, in Rock-
land, Me. He grad. at Cincinnati Conunercial College, in 1858,
and is, 1876, an accountant in Battle Creek, Mich.
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552 DEflONDAiraS OF TH0MA6 MOBLB.
5031. CkirMne Mdndana, b. Mch. 24, 1842, in BatUe Creek; and there d.
Aug. 20, 1844.
6022. Osarge Henry, b. May 28, 1847, in BatDe Creek; and there d.
Dec 24, 1856, «. 9.
5028. AUee Maria, b. July 1, 1850, in Battle Creek; and there d.
Feb. 10, 1851, fle. 7 moe.
5024. Lilian Lauue, b. Mch. 1, 1858, in Battle Creek; and d. Dec.
22, 1878, m. 20.
47»4.
Cabouke Matilda Noble, dau. of Enoch, was b. in Richmond,
Vt, Dec. 1, 1811.
She m. Dec. 6, 1832, Gbobob Nelson Waxetield, b. in Williston,
Vt., Jan. 18, 1806, s. of Simeon and Mary (Brown) Wakefield.
He was a farmer aad blacksmith in Williston, Vt, ontU 1857, when
he removed to Battle Creek, Mich. In 1872, he was mayor of
Battle Creek. He was a real estate dealer and was employed in
the settlement of many estates. Daring the Civil war, he was
for three years an army contractor. He d. in Battle Creek, Mch.
i2, 1877, m. 71.
chud.
5025. Jane Maria, b. Nov. 6, 1888, in Williston, Vt ; m. Oct. 7, 1852, .
Zopha Thiers Slater, M. D., b. in SktervUle, N. Y., Dec. 12. 1821,
s. of Thomas and Mary (Thiers) Slater. He graduated in 1847, at
Laporte Medical College, Laporte, Ind., and in 1840 commenced a
successful practice in Battle Creek, Mich. , where he d. Jan. 19, 1876,
«. 54.
47M.
Mabia Noblb, dan. of Enoch, was b. Apr. 7, 1817, in Richmond,
Vt, and d. in Winooaki Falls (Colchester), Vt., June 1, 1872,
as. 55.
She m. Aug. 25, 1837, Jambs Hilliabd Edwabds, b. in Mont-
pelier, Vt, Mch., 1812, s. of Jonathan Edwards. He is a skilful
machinist, of the firm of Edwards k Stevens, and resides in
Winooski Falls (Colchester), Vt He has been representative
from Colchester, in the legislature of Vermont
childbeh.'— none.
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BoABDiCAK Noblb, s. of Elijah, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept
17, 1804, and d. in Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan. 15, 1864, m. 59.
While a resident of Westfield, he was a whip manufacturer,
and for a number of years, selectman. After leaving Westfield,
in 1843, he resided for about six months in Centreville, Ind., and
in Sept, 1845, removed to Grand Rapids, where he was a merchant
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until about 1852, and subeequently, a dealer in lumber, hides, and
furs.
He m. Sept. 12, 1827, Elizabeth Colton, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Bee. 11, 1806, dau. of Zadock and Huldah (Langdon) Colton.
She resides, 1877, with her son Albert D., in Grand Rapids, Mich.
CHILDBEK BORN IK WESTFIELD.
5026. Warham Boardman, b. Aug. 20, 1828; ni. Theresa A. Turner.
5027. Albert Dewitt, b. June 18, 1888; m. Esther £. Pierce.
4903.
Sallt Akn Noble, dau. of Elijah, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct 25, 1812. She removed, Mch. 2, 1869, to St. Paul, Minn.,
and thence to Grand Rapids, Mich., where she now, 1877, resides.
She m. Aug. 11, 1831. John Lee, b. July 12, 1805, s. of Samuel
and Rachel (Shepard) Lee. He was a whip maker and farmer.
He removed, June, 1853, from Westfield, Mass., to Chaska, Minn.,
and there d. Sept. 4, 1857, s. 52.
CHILDREN.
5028. Clarima Ann, b. Jan. 5, 1882, in West Springfield, Mass. ; m.
Nov. 26, 1850, Edwin Oakley Newton, and d. Aug. 25, 1858, s. 26.
He is, 1877, a carpenter, in Southwick, Mass.
5029. CaroUne MatOda, b. May 28, 1886, in Canton, Conn.; m. May 27,
1858, Linus Alexander Clapp. He is, 1877, a clerk in Grand Rapids.
5060. John Linui, b. Oct. 16, 1888, in Westfield, Mass. ; m. Oct. 27,
1861, Emeline Shepard Noble, b. July 18, 1840, dau. of Joel and
Almira (Woodward) Noble. He is, 1878, a mason in St. Pftul,
Minn.
4S18.
Olive Noble, dau. of Joel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug. 10,
1792, and d. Jan. 13, 1853, >b. 60.
She m. Aug. 2, 1811, James Holcomb of Granville, N. Y. Be
waa a carpenter and joiner.
5081. EMia Ann, b. ^ ; m. her cousin, Charles Noble.
5062. EHher, b. ; m. Lewis Fowler, and remoTed to Shel-
bume» Lee Co., Dl.
5068. Benry, b. ; removed to Shelbume, Lee Co., Dl.
There were eight other children.
4Siy.
Chables Noble, s. of Joel, waa b. in Granville, N. Y., Apr. 1,
1798. He removed to Dresden, N. Y.
He m. Feb. 13, 1820, Ann Watebs, dau. of John H. Waters of
PittBf ord, Vt
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CHZLDBBM.
5084. Cahin, b. Dec. 27, 1820; m. Apr. 8, 1850, Ruth Aon CoaIs,
b. Kch. 81, 1881. ChUdren. 1. Martha Ann, b. Jan. 20, 1851; 2.
Jfary Jane, b. July 14, 1858; 8. George Henry, b. Not. 25, 1855.
5065. mram, b. Mch. 17, 1822; m. Mch. 19, 1851, AlmiraC. Peck,
dau. of Adoniram Peck of Ferriaburgh, Vt.
5086. CharUtf, b. Dec. 20, 1828; m. 1848. his cousin, Eliza Ann
Holcomb, dau. of James and Olive (Noble) Holcomb. He removed
to Shelbume, Lee Co, 111. Children b. in Dresden. 1. Ann Eliza,
b. June 14, 1848; 2. Julia Erming, b. Nov. 20, 1850.
5087. Joa, b. Jan. 8, 1827.
5088. WaUam, b. May 4,1881.
5089. John Crouch, b. Mch. 18, 1885.
5040. l>oeior Wilbur, b. June 4, 1888.
5041. Jane Ann, b. Nov. 8. 1842.
Charlotte Noblb, dau. of Joel, waa b. in Granville, N. Y.,
Feb. 14, 1802 [1803].
She m. Sept 22, 1825, Sihney Hull, b. in Grown Point, N. Y.,
Aug. 16, 1805, B. of Heman and Elizabeth (Utter) Hull. He ia a
farmer, and resided, after marriage, in Dresden, N. Y., for eleven
years; in Brown, Knox Co., C, for fourteen years; in Henry Co,,
O., for three years; and since then, up to 1858, in BristolviUe,
Barry Co., Mich.
5042. Barriet, b. July 6, 1827, in Granville, N. Y. ; d. in Brown,
O., June 15, 1848, se. 15.
0048. JOuabethAnn, b. May 10, 1820, in Dresden; m. Nov. 28, 1851,
Wm. Match, a fanner in Henry Co., O.
5044. Beman, b. May 10, 1881 ; d. Mch., 1881, «. 8 weeks.
6045. ffinwse, b. Feb. 10, 1882. in Dresden; m. June 10, 1854,
Elizabeth Sanders. He was, at last account, a farmer in Barry Co.,
Mich.
•004S. Boratio, b. Dec. 1, 1888, in Dresden; m. Apr. 20, 1854,
Barah Lanafrank. He was, at last account, a fanner in Barry Co.,
Mich.
5047i IHana, b. Oct 1, 1885, in Dresden; m. May 10, 1858,
Isaac Powell, a fanner in Barry Co., Mich.
6048. MoU$9a, b. Apr. 10, 1889, in Brown, C; d. June 10, 1841.
6040. 8idnejf FS^neu, b. June 14, 1841, in Brown.
6050. C^mtmntine, b. Mch. 15, 1848, in Brown; m. Apr. 5, 1856, Car-
man Tobias, a farmer in Barry Co., Mich.
6061. Laura, b. May 2, 1845, in Brown.
4S49.
Julia Noble, dau. of Lyman, was b. in Westfield, Mass., May 20,
1801, and d. in Northampton, Maaa., Jan. 10, 1838, ss. 36.
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She m. Nov. 18, 1823, Bknjaicik Clabk, b. in Northampton,
Maas., a. of Benjamin and Sybil (Bartlett) Clark. He m. (2)
Ahnira Phelpa. He is, 1877, a farmer in Adrian, Mich.
CHZLDRBK BORN IN WEBTBAMPTOV, MABB.
0082. Mary, b. Not. 20,1824; m. 1845, William Warner. He
is a carpenter, and resides, 1877, in Ooventryyille, Chenango Co.,
N. T.
5068. Ber^amin Sumner, b. Apr. 1, 1828; m. July 5, 1858, Abby Lyman
Clapp. He is, 1877, a carpenter in Haydenrille (Williamsburg),
6054. /«tti^n», b. Jan. 12, 1828; d. in Northampton, Mass.,
Oct. 7, 1884, flB. 6.
4813.
Mabt Noblx, dau. of Lyman, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch.
27, 1803, and d. in Northunpton, Mass.
She m. Aug. 29, 1826, Horace Clabk, b. in Northampton, Mass.,
a. of Joel and Achsah (Steams) Clark. He was for forty .years a
botanic physician, and d, in Westfield, Mass., Apr. 19, 1877.
childbbn bobn cr hobthamptoit.
6056. Linus Dtnght, b. July 16, 1827; m. Mary Jane King. He is a
brass-moulder, and resides, 1877. in BondTille (Palmer), Mass.
6056. WtUiam Auttin, b. May 10, 1831; d. Kov. 16, 1836, s. 6.
6057. AUen 8team», b. Apr. 13, 1833; d.
6068. Lyman NMe, b. May 18. 1835; m. Martha Ann Bteams. He
resides, 1877, in Westfield, Mass. , and is editor of the WulfiM Times
and New-LetUr.
6069. WiBiamAueHn, b. Apr. 6, 1838; d. nun.
6060. JuUa Maria, b. Jan. 7, 1840; d. Not. 3, 1851, s. 11.
6061. HcTooe PhUander, b. Dec. 80, 1842; m. Flora Porter, and is, 1877,
deik in a store in Westfield, Mass.
6062. Mary Jane, b. Feb. 22. 1845; d.
6063. BueanAugueta, b. Not. 23. 1848; d. unm., in Northampton, Mch.
11, 1871, flB. 22.
4ft44.
Linus Noblb, s. of Lyman, was b. in Westfield, Masa., Dec. 19,
1805. He is a carpenter, and resides, 1877, in Northampton,
Mass.
He m. Nov. 4, 1833, Elmina Pombbot, b. in Easthampton, Mass.,
Nov. 20, 1812, dan. of Orange and Huldah (Boyd) Pomeroy.
CHILDBXN BOBN Dl HORTHAXPTOV.
6064. ZtniM PMMfcy, b. Apr. 15, 1838; m. July, 1868, Harriet Louisa
Parker, b. in Tuckerton, N. J., dau. of Joseph and Elisabeth
(Cranmer) Paiker. He is, 1877, a tinner in Atlantic City, N. J.
Children. 1. Herbert Parker, b. July 24, 1870, in Williamsburg,
Maas. ; 2. Frank Oeoige, b. Sept. 20, 1872, in Northampton, Mass.
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5065. Arthur Boyd, b. Dec. 80. 1840; m. Apr. S8. 1870, Lucy Ann
Moore, b. in Eaatbampton, Mass., Jan. 4, 1852, dau. of Charles and
Hnldah (Stockwell) Moore. He is, 1877, a farmer in Northampton.
Children bom in Northampton. 1. William Arthur, b. Feb. 28
1871; 2. Lena Mabel, b. Sept. 10, 1878; 8. Huldah Ehnlna, b. Dec.
8, 1876.
5066. EenryKing, b. Feb. 20, 1848; m. Apr. 8, 1869, Maiy Ellen
Wilson, b. in Northampton, Mass., Aug., 1848, dau. of Ephraimand
Mary (Hayden) Wilson. He is a machinist, and resides, 1877, in
Bpringfield, Mass. No chUdren.
5067. J^aUk SUmina, b. Jan. 0, 1848; umn., 1877.
Ctbub Dwioht Noble, b. of Lyman, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
May 6, 1806. He ia a carpenter, and rendea, 1877, in Northamp-
ton, Mass.
He m. (1) Sept 5, 1828, Roxaka Phelpb, b. in Eaathampton,
Mass., 1805, dau. of Elijah and Jaditb (Hall) Phelpe. She d. in
Northampton, Feb. 10, 1839.
He m. (2) Sept 25, 1839, Ctvthia Slack, b. in Northampton,
Mass., Nov. 12, 1812, dan. of William and Cynthia (Searle) Slack.
CHILDBEK BT FIB8T MAJUOAQB BOBH DC KORTBAMPTOV.
5068. Martha MeUnia, b. Dec. 7, 1829; m. (1) Jan., 1854, Rufus Hos-
mer, b. in Groton, Yt ; (2) Apr. 8, 1860, Benjamin Franklin Mor-
rison, a of Benjamin and Martha Moirison, and resides, 1877, in
Qroton. Yt Bhe has no chUdren.
5069. Judith Amanda, b. Nov. 27, 1881; m. May 19, 1857, Emory Mun-
yan, b. Northampton, Mass., Mch. 20, 1886, a of Onen and Busan
(Bardwell) Munyan. He is a machinist, and resides, 1877, in Esst-
hsmpton. No children.
5070. Orovner Wright, b. Jan. 21, 1884; d. in Northampton, Oct 1, 1889.
5071. Adaiita M€9$enger, b. July 2, 1886; m. Sept 89, 1869, Charles Levy,
b. in London, Eng., Feb. 11, 1880, s. of Jacob and Elisabeth Levy.
He is a cigar-maker, and resides, 1877, in Northampton. Child.
Edwin Dwight b. Apr. 18, 1872, in South Hadley, Mass.
CHILDBXK BT BOOKI) MABBIAOX BOBH DT BOBTBAMPTQK.
5072. Qfotmer Wright, b. Sept 12, 1840; d. in Northampton, Nov. 8,
1857, «. 17.
5078. Bdwin Bannister, b. June 28, 1844; m. July 14, 1870, Emma Theo-
doria Warner, b. in Willhunsburg, Mass., Apr. 5, 1845, dan. of
Lewis and Lucy Selina (Thorp) Warner. He is a car-builder, and
resides in New Haven, Conn. No children.
5074. BOen Brag, b. Aug. 19, 1847; d. in Northampton. Aug. 1,
1849, «. 28 mos.
5075. SaenmitaMh, b. June 25, 1850, in Northampton; m. June 1.
1876, Dexter Beals, b. in Goshen, Mass., abt 1850, a of Dezterand
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BBANGH OF MABK. 557
Julia (Packard) Beals. Child. Mabel Cynthia, b. June 18, 1877.
He it a market gardener, and resides, 1877, in Easthampton, Mass.
* 4t4«.
JocL Noble, b. of Lyman, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch. 30,
1808, and d. in Chaska, Minn., Nov. 20, 1861, ». 53. He resided
^ for a time in Dresden. N. Y., whence he removed to Northampton,
Mass., thence, in May, 1856, to Minneapolis, Minn., and, in 1857,
to Chaska^ Minn. He was a farmer.
He m. Nov. 1, 1829, Almiba Woodwabd, b. in Hebron, N. Y.,
July 22, 1810, dan. of Allen and Abigail (Hulett) Woodward.
She resides, 1878, in Chaska.
CHILDBEN.
5076. L^man Woodttard, b. Oct. 8, 1881, in Dresden, N. Y. ; m. Jan. 20,
1868, Sarah A. EUsworth, b. in Monson, Mass. , July 24, 1841, dau. of
Ezekiel and Abigail (Dimes) Ellsworth. Children b. in Chaska. 1.
Oaylord Lee, b. Dec. 81, 1860, d. in Chaska, Oct 4, 1876; 2. Emma
May, b. July 12, 1872, d. July 18, 1872, se. 6days; 8. Henry Hulett,
b. Oct. 29, 1874. He is a mason and builder, and resides, 1878, in
Chaska.
5077. Warren, b. June 18, 1888, in Dresden; d. in Whitehall,
N. Y., Aug. 24, 1886, m. 8.
5078. QeoTffe Tuibs, b. Nov. 28, 1885, in Dresden; d. in Northampton,
Apr. 1, 1887, SB. 1.
5079. Ohstter Palmer, b. June 9, 1888, in Dresden ; d. in Northampton,
Mch. 19, 1889, m, 9 mos.
5080. Smeline Shepard, b. July 15, 1840, in Northampton; m. Oct. 27,
1861, John Linus Lee, b. in Westfleld, Mass., Oct. 16, 1838, s. of
John and Bally Ann (Noble) Lee. He resides, 1878, in St. Paul,
Minn. Child. Linus Lester, b. Sept 17, 1868, in Chaska.
5081. Marif Ann Bunt, b. Mch. 18, 1848, in Northampton; m. Dec. 81,
1871, Elhanan Winchester Pierce, b. in Bakersville, Vt, s. of Am-
brose and Almeda (Grey) Pierce. He is, 1878, a fanner in Chan-
hassen (P. O. Chaska), Minn. They have no children.
5te2. Joei Warren, b. Aug. 9, 1844, in Northampton; and there d.
Apr. 8, 1845, m, 8 mos.
5088. Laura AlnUra, b. Jan. 12, 1860, in Northampton; m. Sept 22,
1874, Myron Cole Bailey, b. in Orid, N. Y., July 24, 1841, s. of
Daniel Wilson and Catharine L. (Sackett) Bailey. He was a pho-
tographer, and d. in St Pkul, Minn., Dec. 29, 1876, m. 85.
Child. Laura Almhra, b. Dec. 8, 1876, in St PsuL
4M7.
Hekbt Kino Noblb, s. of Lyman, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Nov. 26, 1814. He is a carrii^ge-inaker, and resides, 1877, in
Northampton, Mass.
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558 DSaCENDAMTS OF TBOMAB NOBLE.
He m. (1) Feb. 18, 1840, Ouyia Hitchcock, b. in Greenfield,
Mass., Jan. 3, 1815, dan. of Warham Hitchcock. She d. in
Northampton, Jan. 10, 1860, m. 45.
He m. (2) Dec 25, 1861, Mabxa Wamon, b. in Leicester, Msbb.,
Dec 4, 1820, dan. of Samnel and Snkey (Vickery) Wateon.
CBiLDBSR,-— none.
• William Noblb, a. of William, was b. in Washington, Mass.,
Sept 23, 1804, and d. in Pittsfield, Mass., Ang. 18, 1868, m. 63.
He was a tallow chandler, and resided in Hartford, Conn., and
Pittsfield, Mass.
He m. (1) Mck 24, 1828, Dobcas Rowbna Holooxb, b. per. in
Middletown, Conn., dan. of James Holcomb. She d. Sept 29,
1831.
He m. (2) Apr. 22, 1833, Pobtla Aldbbman, b. in Middlefield,
Mass., dan. of Daniel Alderman. She d. Oct 20, 1833.
He m. (3) Mch. 24, 1834, Roxcr Obaht, b. in East Windsor,
Conn., Jan. 11, 1807.
GBILaXBSN BT 11B8T KABBIAOB.
0064. Wmiam, b. Mch. 10, 1880; d. Mch. 1, 1881, m. 28 mos.
0065. Jamei Eoieomb, b. July 9, 1880, in Hartford, Conn. ; m. Not. 10,
1889, Josephine Elisabeth Brown, b. in Hsrtford, Conn., Feb. 16,
1846, dan. of Richard and Isabella (Lanckton) Brown of Wethers-
field, Conn. In the Civil war, he enlisted, 1861, for three years as
apxiTate in Co. A, 90ih Mass. Reg. , but was wounded in McClellan's
retreat, or seTen-days' fight at Nelson's farm, near Malvin Hill, and
discharged from the service, 1868, at Caqiden 8t hospital, Balti-
more, Md. He resides, 1870, in East Hartford, Conn., being em-
ployed on the farm of his unde and cousin, James and Charles 8.
Noble. Children bom in Pittsfield, Mass. 1. Richard Holcomb,
b. May 18, 1871; 2. Josephine, b. Feb. 4, 1874
CBILDBEN BT SBOOBD KABBIAOB.
0086. WtBmr, b. Feb. 4, 1880, in Hartford. In theCiTil war,he
enlisted in 20th Mass. Reg., and d. unm. in the Boldiers' hospital.
New York dty, of f CTer contracted in the Virginia swan^, June
27, 1862, SB. 87.
0067. WMUhif Bowena, b. July 6, 1840, inBrightcm, Mich. ; resides, unm.^
1870, in Pittsfield, Mass.
4tt4«
John Smith Noble, s. of William, was b. in Washington, Mass.,
May 31, 1807. He removed thence, abt 1848, to Pittsfield, Mass.,
where he still, 1875, resides. He is a candle-maker.
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BBANOH OF ICASK. 559
He m. Jane 3, 1829, Mabt Amm GRANaxB, b. in Westfield,
, Not. 18y 1810, dhXL of Eli Onnger.
CHILDBXN.
ms, Margaret Ann, b. June 19, 1880, in Washington; m. Feb. 80,
1850, Bamne] Henry Hancock, b. in Preston, Chenango Co., N. Y.,
s. of Charles and Hannah Preston, being his second wife. Child.
Mary Angeline, b. May 26, 1858, in Cheshire, Mass.
6089. McuyJane, b. Oct 16. 1889, in Washington; m. Apr. 88,
(town rec.) but Apr. 97, (fam. rec.), 1850, Henry Badger Brewster,
8. of Dr. John MUton' Brewster. He resides, 1876, in Pittsiield,
Mass. Chfldien bom in Pittsfleld. 1. Elizabeth Elwood, b. May
9, 1851; 9. Frank Milton, b. June 98, 1868.
5090. SmUif Jo$q>hine, b. June 9, 1887, in Washington; d. unm., in Pitts-
fleld, Mch. 17, 1869, e. 94.
6091. LauHnd BmiUh, b Jan. 96, 1840, in Washington.
ima, BMraA., b. Feb. 6, 1849, in Washington; m. Apr. 95,
1878, Joseph J. Pierson, s. of Joseph and Nabby Pierson. He set-
tled in Richmond, Mass., and is by occupation a farmer.
6098. ArvmaBarOM, b. Dec. 18, 1848. in Washington; m. May 16,
1868, Edward D. O. Jones, b. abt. 1894, s. of Eber A Jones, being
his third wife.
6094. Agnei EaU, b. Feb 98, 1847, in Washington.
6095. Jchn Waitan, b Oct 6, 1849, in Pittsfleld.
6096. FiunkN., b. Sept. 18, (fam rec.) but Sept. 19, (town rec.)
1851, in Pittsfleld; d. May 9, 1858, e. 19 mos.
6097. KiUe, b. June 19, (fam rec.) but June 98, (town rec.)
1854, in Pittsfleld.
48W.
James Noble, s. of WiUiam, was b. in Washington, Mass., Nov.
23, 1809. He removed, abt. 1830, to Hartford, Conn., and from
1831-47, sold ready-made clothing and groceries; from 1847-67,
wes a commercial agent, and since the latter date, up to the present
tame, 1875, bas been a market-gardener. In 1848, 1850, and 1852,
he* was a deacon, and in 1849, superintendent of the Sabbath-
school in the Fourth CJong. church.
He HL (1) Apr. 2, 1832, Asbnatb Smith Mabtik, b. in Wash-
ington, Mass., May 13, 1810, dan. of dark and Anna (Smith)
Martin of Middlefield, Maes. She d. in Hartford, Sept 29, 1837,
m. 27.
He m. (2) Sept 4, 1839, Eliza Ann Smith, b. in Oroton, Conn.,
Apr. 4, 1817, dau. of Shubael and Sarah (Raymond) SmitL
CmriilWEN BY VIBST MABBIAOB BOBB DC HABTFOBD.
6098.. Jamet Martin, b. Nov. 80, 1884; m. Apr. 24, 1863, Mary Brewer,
b. in Manchester, Conn., Aug. 18, 1840, dau. of Osman and Delin-
anna Fontine Millwood £aston Holmes (Spencer) Brewer. He was
formerly a merchant's derk, but is now, 1876, a farmer, in East
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560 DS8CBHSIAVT8 OV TBOlUfl VOBUE.
Hartford, ComL GhildieiL 1. WiUlam Brewer, b. Vth. 18, 1868,
in Hartford; 8. Thomas Hartin, b. Feb. 81, 1866, in Eatt Hartford;
a Charles Spencer, b. Oct 80, 1878, in East Hartford.
0089. Amnaa Smith, b. Sept 18, 1887; m. Oct 14, 1858, Edwin Luce
Hnmphiej, b. in Stephentown, N. T., Joly 80, 1885, s. of Isaap
and Hary Lavinia (Luce) Humphrey. He is a lime-bomer, and re-
sides, 1876, in PittsfiekL Children. 1. Chsries Edwin, b. Aug. 5,
1860; 8. Ida Norma, b. May 80. 1861; a Edwin Tates, b. Dec. 80,
1868; 4. Susan Asenath, b. Feb. 87, 1870; 5. Albert Noble, b. Dec
18,1878.
OnXiDKBN BT SBOOIRD ICAXBIAOS BOBH DT HAXTVOBD.
6100. Oharki SmM, b. Feb. 4, 18«S; m. Oct 17, 1867, Mary Norton
Smith, b. in Ledyard, Conn., Jan. 28, 1845, dau. of Leonard Chris-
topher and Harriet (Tuttle) Smith. He is, 1875, a market-gardener
and florist in Hartford. Chfldren. 1. Charles Leonard, b. May 7,
1870, in Ledyard, Conn.; 2. Harriet Elixa, b. Mch. 8, 1878, in Hart-
ford; 8. Edward James, b. July 80, 1875, in Ledyard.
6101. Edward Ba^mand, b. Aug. 10, 1844; d. in Hartford, Mch. 2, 1846.
5102. Harriet JBUaa, b. Dec. 18, 1846; d. in Hartf<»d, Feb. 80, 1852.
6106. JTofy Edte, b. Mch. 24, 1840; d. in Hartford, Feb. 6, 1852.
5104. Emma OcurvUne, b. Mch. 1, 1858.
6105. Sdwin Avffuttui, b. Oct. 28, 1855; d. in Hartford, May 28, 1860.
4tM.
Flatiub Peasb Noblb, a. of William, was b. Jan. 15, 1813.
He is^ 1876, a fanner in Pittafield, Maaa.
He m. Apr. 13, 1836, Lucr Foot, b. in Dalton, Mass., Apr. 14,
1814, dau. of James and Bozanna (Dewey) Foot.
(mU>BXN.
6106. Jfory BmOif, b. Oct 8, 1887; m. abt 1868, Alden B. Curtis,
a fanner of Worthington, Mass., b. abt 1820, s. of Elijah and P6l1y
B. Curtis.
6107. XiMy Simena, b. July 2, 1889; d. Jan. 18, 1842, m, 2.
5106. IhMcei, b. Mch. 21, 1841, in Washington, Mass.; m. abt
1866, George Cyunpbell, b. in Scotland, s. of DaTid and Eliaabeth
CampbelL
6100. OkoHei FUtius, b. Nor. 25, 1848; m. Mary Whiting.
5110. Selden Bpeneer, b. Mch. 27, 1845; d. Apr. 24, 1845, «. 28 days.
5111. Jchn Wede^, b. Aug. 7, 1846, in Washington, Mass.; m. May
1, 1872, Mary Adeline Robinson, b. in Washington, abt 1858, dan.
of Ira and Joanna Robinson. He is, 1876, a machinist, and resides
in Pittsfield, Mass. Child. Charles Wesley, b. Oct 80, 1874.
5112. Gearffe W., b. Nor. 28, 1848; m. Mch. 21, 1874, Agnes Ren-
fleld, b. in Scotland, dau. of Thomas and Isabella Renfleld. He
is, 1876, a machinist, and res. in Pittsfield.
5118. Mar&ia Ann, b. Oct 27, 1851 ; m. May 1, 1872, Charies W. Kel-
logg, b. in Pittsfield, s. of Charles J. and Marietta Kellogg. He is,
1876, a manufacturer in Pittsfidd.
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BHAKOH or MABK. 661
4MT.
Norman Noblb, b. of William, was b. Feb. 15, 1816, in Wash-
ington, Maas. He ia a fanner, and resides, 1876, in Pittsfield,
' He m. (1) May 3, 1838, Eleanob Fbanobs Oobdon, b. in Ster-
ling, Conn., dan. of Samuel and Wait (Field) Gordon. She d.
Dec. 12, 1867, e. 54.
He m. (2) Sept. 4, 1872, Amka Fabnhaii, b. June 19, 1837,
dan. of Warner and Tsannah Famham of Cheahire, Mass.
CHIZiDBBN.
5114. Samuel Ocrdan, b. Sept 8, 1889, in Pteston, Conn. ; d. July
14, 1888, m. 88.
6115. WaUam, b. Sept. 10, 1840, in Preston, Conn. ; d. July
14, 15, or 16, 1851, ». 10, having been killed by being thrown from
a horse, which he was riding to nke hay.
6116. Marjf Wait, b. Oct. 14, 1844, in Preston, Conn. ; m. Dec.
22, 1869, William Henry Bush, b.. in Agawam, Mass. , or Tariffville,
Conn., s. of William H. and Jane (Clark) Bush. He is. 1876. a
crockeiy-dealer, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
6117. Maria Oeorgianna, b. Aug. 29, 1845, in Preston, Conn. ; m. Bept.
17, 1867, Henry F. Brook», b. in Lansingburgh, N. Y., s. of Samuel
and Sarah (Holmes) Brooks. He is, 1876, in the strawboard business,
and resides in Lansingburgh, N. Y. Children. 1. Edwin 6., b. in
Jersey City, N. J. ; 2. William N., b. in Lansingburgh.
6118. Bmry, b. Sept 25, 1847, in Pittsfield; and there d.
July 25, 26, 27, or 28, 1851, «. 8.
6119. Ellen. b. Oct 14, 1850, in Pittsfield.
6120. Bamud Qifrdon, b. Oct 27 or 28, 1858, in Pittsfield. In the
CiTil war he enlisted in the army, and d. in ahospital, at Baton
Rouge, La.
4Mt.
Hbnbt Noblb, b. of William, was b. in Waahington, Mass.,
Sept 29, 1822. He is, 1876, a fanner in Pittsfield, Mass.
He m. May 6, 1846, Clabibsa Tbaot, b. in Hinsdale, Mass., Jan.
15, 1819, dau. of Walter and Mercy (King) Tracy.
OBIZiDBBll.
6121. mSmbeOi, b. Oct 8, 1847, in PHtsfield; m. May 6, 1868, Homer
Jay Grant, b. in Goshen, Conn., Oct 17, 1887, s. of Henry and
Polly Grant He had previously married. Nor., 1864, Augusta
Lanphear. He was a dealer in tinware and house-furnishing goods,
and d. in Pittsfield, Mass., Oct 28, 1868, m. 81. Child. Homer
Jay, b. May 7, 1869.
5122. JoknEmry, b. May 18, 1849; m May 28 or 29, 1878, Theresa
Willmina Ayres, b. in Stephentown, N. Y., Mch. 12, 1852, dsu. of
Perry Day and MarietU (Claik) Ayres. No children.
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562 DSSOENDAMTB OV THOMAS NOBLE.
0128. WaUer Trac^, b. ICaj 9, 18, or 16, 1852; m. Sept. 20, 1878, Ida May
Ayies, b. in Pittsfield, ICaj 6, 1855, dan. of Perry Day and Mari-
etta (Clark) Ayree. He is, 1875, a machiniBt in PitUfleld. Child.
Clara Louiee, b. Jane 26, 1874, in Pittsfield.
5124. WaUamBmith, b. Dec. 9, 1858; is, 1875, a farmer.
5125. Clark Durant, b. Nov. 15, 1855; works, 1875, in a foundery.
5126. Frank WOber, b. Dec. 11, 1888.
SEVENTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
4Mft.
Bdoab JoazAH Noble, a. of Ensign, was b. in Newstead, N. Y.,
Jan. 21, 1839. He resided in Oceola, Mich., 1858-74 ; in Pinckney,
Mich., 1874-76; in Oceola, Mich., 1876-77; and remoyed, Apr.,
1877, to Marion (P. O. Howell), Mich. In the Civil war, he was
enrolled, May 16, 1861, in Co. E, 4th Mich. Infantry, and dis-
charged Dec. 31, 1863. He re-enlisted, Jan. 1, 1864, and was
discharged, Ang. 22, 1865, on account of disability from wonnds
received July 25, 1864. He is a farmer. No children.
He m. Apr. 20, 1863, Sarah Elizabeth Nobli, b. in Pinckney,
Mich., Aug. 31, 1841, dau. of Leonard and Anna Wright (Loo-
mis) Noble.
4918.
Mabt Elizabeth Noble, dau. of William Boltwood, was b. in
Pownal, Vt, Nov. 27, 1822.
She m. Apr. 11, 1844, William Campbell Duklap, b. in Shelby,
N. Y., Not. 16, 1820, s. of William and Elizabeth (Hunt) Dunlap.
He ia a fanner, and resides, 1875, in Oakfield, Genesee Co., N. Y.
CHTTiPKEN BOBH IK OAKFIELD.
5127. OharlM Atbert, b. July 9, 1845; d. July 14. 1848, ae. 8.
(i\». Marif Jane, b. Jan. 2,1848.
5128. AfidrewAuffUitM, b. Mch. 19, 1850.
5180. WSUam Chauno^, b. Jan. 20, 1852.
5181. George Albert. b. June20, 1854; d. in Oakfield, Bept. 80, 1855,
e. 1.
(ima.JdaJc§epkine, b. Jan. 28, 1862.
5181ft. ffatae Laraine, b. Not. 8, 1868.
51816. Minnie, b. Sep. 1, 1867; d. In Oakfield. Sept 22, 1867.
4014.
Louisa Noble, dau. of William Boltwood, was b. in Barry,
N. Y., Nov. 18, 1825. She, with her children, removed, in Apr.,
1871, to Onondaga, Mich.
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BRAirCH or MABK. 563
She m. Nov. 27, 1854, David Vanaukkb, b. in Chili, N. Y.,
Oct. 19, 1815, 8. of John and Anna (Sullivan) Vanauker. He
was a farmer, and d. in Ridgeway, Orleans Co., N. Y., Sept 22,
1870, m. 54. ^
CBILDBBN BOBN DC BIX>OEWAT.
5182. COara, b. Apr. 4, 1868.
5188. Ura, b. Aug. 18, 1857.
6184. IkuM, b. Oct 4, 1859; d. Mch. 7, 1880. ». 5 mos.
5185. Fhrmee, b. Aug. 8, 1880; Jan. 17, 1864, s. 8.
5186. Man^, b. Apr. 6, 1882.
5187. NrnMlkinid. b. Apr. 6, 1867.
Clabisba Noble, dau.* of William Boltwood, was b. in Barry,
N. T., Mch. 26, 1827.
She m. Feb. 6, 1862, Joseph Dunlap, b. in Shelby, N. Y., Dec.
29, 1822, s. of William and Elizabeth (Hunt) Dunlap. He is a
fanner, and resides, 1878, in Shelby, Orleans Co., N. Y.
CBILDBBN BOBH IM SHBLBT.
6188. Gtarge NM$, b. Dec. 8, 1854.
5189. Mary Oandaee, b. Oct 84, 1856; d. Aug. 11, 1863, ae. 6.
6140. WmamAUteri,h.M6tLl9,19SS.
40M.
Dakibl Downs NoBLB, 8. of William Boltwood, was b. in Barry,
N. Y., Mch. 25, 1831. He is, 1878, a farmer in Antwerp, Mich.
He m. 1862, Mabt Buzabbth Obbbn.
CHXU!).
5141. AoW, b. July 8, 1868.
491t,
Abnbb Sheldon Noblb, s. of William Boltwood, was b. in Barry,
N. Y., Aug. 18, 1835. He is, 1878, a farmer in Onondaga^ Mich.
He m. 1857, Susan Amanda Hunt.
5142. WaUam Martin, b. Jan. 8, 185a
5148. Many Ma, b. Dec, 81, 1861.
4010.
John Boltwood Noblb, s. of William Boltwood, was b. in
Ridgeway, N. Y., Not. 2, 1841, and d. in Onondaga, Mich., Jan.
30, 1875, 9. 33. He was a farmer.
He m. July 4, 1863, Sabab Camfbbu*. She resides, 1878, in
Onondaga, Mich.
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CHILDREN.
5148a. Jfortfn Bt^r, b. Apr. 80, 1864.
51486. Jinftn A^ftiMiotf, b. June 4,1875.
4Mt.
Out Chapuh Noble, s. of Sylvester Campbell, was b. in Frank-
lin, Vt, Oct 9, 1839. He pursaed his legal stadies at the Law
school of Harvard University, received in 1861 the degree of
LL.B., and at once established himself in the practice of his
profession in St Albans, Vt, where he still, 1877, continues to
reside.
He m. Dec. 2, 1862, Jerusha Hopkins Dewet, b. in Fairfax,
Vt, Jan. 4, 1844, dan. of Reuben and CaroUne (Lovegrove)
Dewey.
CHILDBKK born in ST. ALBANB.
5144. ArdeU, b. Nov. 18, 1864.
5146. Mw^n, b. Apr. 8, 1866; d. in 8t. Albans, Mob. 10, 1867, e.
lOmos.
5146. B/ibwi, b. Jan. 2, 1868.
5147. Quy OiiapteK^b. Nov. 25, 1878; d. in 8t Albans, Jan. 14, 1875,
flB. 1.
Warbam Boardman Noble, s. of Boardman, was b. in West-
field, Mass., Aug. 20, 1828, and d. Oct. 24, 1873, e. 45. He was
aderk.
He m. Theresa Aheua Turner, b. in Plattsburg, N. Y., Nov.
2, 1832, dau. of Isaac and Eunice (BuUis) Turner. She resides,
1877, in Orand Rapids, Mich.
CHILDRKN BORN IN GRAND RAPIDS.
5148. Frank Ltrfa/^itU, b. Sept 8, 18tf ; m. Aug. 19, 1874, Ellen Elmira
Qnin, b. in Walker, Mich., dau. of Michael and Bridget (Mulhem)
Quin. He reddes, 1875, in Grand Rapids, Mich He has been a*
conductor on the Michigan Central Railroad, but is, 1877, a dealer in
cosl and coke. Child. Maud Amelia, b. 1877.
5148. JuUa AUee, b. Mch. 25, 1882; m. Mch. 20, 1872, James
Augustas Huid, b. in Jackson, Mich, Nov. 2, 1849, s. of Atwater and
Caroline Jane (OuUe) Hurd. Child. Claude Melnot, b. Bept 18,
1874, in Grsnd Rapids. He is, 1877, a conductor, on the Michigan
Central R R
5150. XiMy iRZMi, b. Feb. 20, 1865 ; a derk, 1876, in Qrsnd Rspids
post-oiBce.
5151. Boardman Warham, b. Aug. 2, 1857; d. Feb. 16, 1861, s. 8.
5152. Ja^Dmom, b. Nov. 16, 1859.
5158. AdeUaAddie, b. Oct. 25, 1861.
5154. XM# mUra, b. Oct 4, 1868.
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M97.
Albert Dewitt Noble, a. of Boardnutn, wMb. in Westfield, Mass..
June 13, 1833. He reeideB, 1877, in Ormnd Rapids^ Mich., and is
a dealer in hides, pelts, furs, wool, grain, and produce.
He m. Dec. 17, 1857, Estheb Elizabeth Piebce, b. in Riga,
N. Y., Sept 18, 1836, dau. of Solomon and Hannah (Richmond)
Pierce.
cbildbbn bobh in orabd bapids.
5156. AlbeH DeunU,^, Dec. 4, 1800.
5156. Btdifn May, b. Dec. 25; 1866.
Rev. Ghablbs Flatius Noble, s. of Flavins Pease, was b. in
Washington, Mass., Nov. 25, 1843. He fitted for college at Pitts-
field high school, Sylvester J. Sawyer, principal; graduated at
Union College, 1865, and at the Drew Theological Seminary,
Madison, N. J., 1869. He was teacher in Mechanicville academy,
Mechanicville, N. Y., Sept, 1865-Jan., 1867; tutor, in Union
College, Jan., 1867-July, 1868; from May, 1869-May, 1872, was
pastor of Leving's Methodist Episcopal church, Troy, N. Y. ; from
May, 1872-May, 1875, pastor of Vail Avenue M. E. Church, Troy,
N. Y. ; and since the latter date, has been pastor of Ohio Street M. B.
church, West Troy, N. Y.
He m. Sept 24, 1874, Mabt Whitiko, b. in Milton, Saratoga
Co., N. Y., Apr. 24, 1850, dau. of Jonathan and Hester Maria
(Gilbert) Whiting. She graduated, 1873, at Elmira Female Col-
lege, Elmira, N. Y.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DE8CEKDANT8 OF ELIZABETH NOBLE, DAUGHTER OF
TH0KA8.
T.
Elieabsth Nobli, dan. of ThomM, wm b. in Westfield, Mmb., Feb.
9, 1 673. She put herself under the watch of Weetfield church, Aug.
19, 1694. As early as October, 1707, she removed to Colchester,
Conn., as appears fo>m the following entry in the Westfield church
records: *< 13 (8) 1707 Sister Elisabeth CSiuxch, her husband hav-
ing .removed to Colchester, was recommended to that churcL**
She d. in Colchester, Aug. 10, 1751, m. 78. Her gravestone bears
th^ following inscription: "Here lies Buried the | Body of M" |
Elisabeth Lomis, wife | to Deacon Samuel | Lomis Formerly
wife I of M' Richard Church | who Departed this | life August y*
10*^ 1761 I Aged seventy Eight | years six months | and one Day."
She m. (1) Mch. 3, 1692, Rxchabd Chubch, b. abt. 1663, s. of
John and Sarah (BecUey) Church of Hartford, Ccftm. He was by
trade a weaver, and removed, abt 1706, from Westfield, liCass., to
Colchester, Conn., where he d. Apr. 1, 1730, in his 67th year.
Upon his monument is this inscription: ** In memory of M' Rich-
ard Church, who died Apriel j* 1"* 1730, in y« 67^ year of hissge.**
She m. (2) Od 25, 1738, Dea. Samuel Looios, b. Aug. 12,
1666, s. of Samuel and Elisabeth (Judd) Loomis of Westfield,
Mass. [He m. (1) July 2, 1688, Elizabeth White, dan. of Daniel
and Sarah (Crow) White. She d., according to her gravestone,
Feb. 18, 1736, in her 69th year, but F^b. 25, according to the
ehuzoh record.] He resided in Colchester, and d. May 20, 1754,
in his 88th year. His remains sleep between those of his two
wives, his monument beating the following inscription: <'Here
lies Buried the Body | of Samuel Lomis First | Deacon of the
first Church | In this Town, who us*d | his office well through
A I kmg course of years | lived an exemplary Life | wasesteemed
a Good man | And being Satisfied with Life on Esrth, fuU of
Hope I and Resignation Departed | this Ufe May 20^ 1754 in | the
88* yesr of his Age.**
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CniLDBXN BT FIBST ICABBIAOB BOBN IN WB0TFIBLD.
5157. Bannah, b. Oct 5, 1082.
5158. Jchn, b. Jan. 12, 1584; remored to Bolton, Conn.
5158. Baehd, b. Mch. 1, 1586.
5100. Jamei, b. Oct 20. 1086; m. Dec. 10, 1722, Abigail Btandley, and
d. in East Hartford, Conn., July 80, 1751, ». 58.
6101. /omtM, b. Dec. 7, 1088.
5102. Jimaihan, b. Dec. 7, 1700; m. (i) Not. 14,1728, Ruth Hitchcock;
(2) Jan. 2, 1746, Miriam Chapin. He redded in Springfield, Mass.,
where he was a hatter, and deacon in the First church, and d. Oct
27, 1701, «. 00.
5108. Samua, b. Nov. 28, 1702; prob. m. June 17 or 24, 1744. Phebe
Fuller, and redded for a time in Colchester.
5104. KHMobeih, b. Mch. 20. 1705.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDBEX.
DE8CENDAKT8 OF LUKS NOBLE, BON OF THOMAS.
SergL LuKB Noble, s. of Thonuis, was b. in Wertfield, Mass.,
July 15, 1676, and there d. Mch. 21, 1744, m. 68. He was afarmer
in. Westfield. He joined the Westfield church, Nov. 24, 1700.
His will, the only one azacnted by either of the six sons of Thomas
Noble, will be found below:
"At a Comt of Probates, holdeo at Northampton within & for the
County of Hampshire, for the probate of Wills ft granting administrations
in sd. County, on the Second Tuesday of April, being the 16*^ Day of
said month. Anno Dom 1744 p* John Stoddard, Esq., Judge of Court
"In the name of God, amen, the twenty first Day of April one thousand
Seven hundred ft forty one, Luke Noble of Westfield, in the County of
Hsmpshlre, in the ProTlnce of the Massachusetts Bay in New England,
Husbandman, being Sensible of my own mortality, knowing that it is
appointed for all men once to die, ft now at this time being Sick, ft in a
low Condition, but of perfect Mind ft Memory, thanks be given to
God Almighty for the Same, I do therefore make ft ordain this my last will
ft Testament, that is to Say, principally ft first of all I give ft recommend
my soul into the hands of God that Gave it, and my Body I recommend to
the Earth, to be buried in a decent Christian Manner, at the discretion of
my Christian Friends, relations, ft Neighbours, nothing Doubting but at
the resurrection I shsll receive the same again, by the mighty Power of
God, and as Touching such worldly Estate, wherewith it hath pleased
God to bless me with in this Life, I give, demise, ft dispose of the same in
the following manner ft form.
" Imprimis, I give ft bequeath to Sarah my dearly beloved wife. Seven
pounds out of my moveable Estate, ft the reason why I give her no more
by will is, on Consideration of an Agreement we came into Some time
past, ft she is to have those things she bro't with her.
"Item, I give to my son Luke, a certain large brass Kettle that was his
own Mother's.
"Item, I give to my son Moses, five pounds out of my movable Estate
besides what I have given him before.
" Item, I give to my son Aaron, five shillings besides what I have given
himbefore.
" Item, I give to my son Asa, five pounds out of my movable Estate
beside what I have given him before.
" Item, I give to my Daughter Naomi, forty Shillings, besides what I
have given her before.
" Item, I give to my Son Samuel, a Bond the Contents thereof is one
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kundred pounds well executed under the hand end teal of mj ton Aaron,
4t forty aMUinge out of my morable Estate.
''Item, I f{iTe to my Dan^ter Rnth, Bizty Pounds out of movable
" Item, I give to my son Jacob, a Bond the Contents thereof is one
hundred pounds, well executed under the hand & Seal of my Son Aaron,
A one half of a Tract of Land, purchased by my Self A Sarah my wife
A lyeth in a new Township called Bark Hempstead in Connecticut Gov-
ernment, ft if there be any thing left which was not disposed of, then to
be divided in proportion.
" I likewise constitute & Appoint my trusty & well beloved Son Aaron,
to be my Bole Er of this my last will ft Testament, ft I do hereby utterly
disallow ft revoke ft disannul all other eveiy ft former Testaments, Wills,
Legacies, bequests ft Executors by me in any ways before named ft be-
queathed, ratifying ft Conflxming this ft no other to be my last will ft
Testament, in witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand ft seal this
day ft year above written. Signed, Sealed, published, pronounced ft
declared by the s** Luke Noble as his Last will ft Testament in the presence
of y* witnesses. his
. LUEE <2f NOBLE [ft a seal].
mark.
" Signed, Sealed ft delivered in the
presence of
" Jomr Otjhk,
JONATHAK brOBBaOLB,
OaoBox Saxtorx."
"Whereas, I the Subscriber, did on the 81"* day of April 1741, by my
last Will ft Testament, constitute ft appoint my son Aaron Noble, to be
my Executor in s* Will, I do hereby upon deliberate ft mature Consid-
eration dismiss my Son Aaron Noble af ores' from that Trust ft Duty of
an Executor, ft in stead thereof, I do by these preeents constitute ft ap-
point my son Asa Noble, to be my Executor to s* Will ft Testament, in
his place, ft Stead. Witness my hand, this Twenty eighth day of Febru-
ary 174IM4. his
LUKE [H] NOBLE.
"Signed, sealed in the presence of the mark.
Same that are witnesses to s* Will
ftTeatament
"JoVATBAJr Ikobbsolb,
"GSOBOX SKXTOmB,
'^Jomr Omni.
"At a Court of probates holden at Northampton, within ft for the County
of Hampahire, on the Second Tuesday of April, being the 16* day of •
it month Anno Dom. 1744 p' John Stoddard Esq., Judge of Probate, the
fangoltDg Win together with the Addition or Codicil Annexe*, having
been hj Asa Noble the Er last menti<med presented for probate, ft
MemF John Gunn ft Jonathan Ingersole, two of the Subscribing Wit-
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MMM to a< Will A Oodidl penonally Appearing, made Oath tbat they
■aw Luke Noble, the TesUtor, Sign A 8(m]. A heard him pronounce A /
declare the foregoing to be his last will A Testament, ft the b< Codicil to ^
be a part of his b< Wiil» A that he was of sound mind A Memoiy, when
he did it, A that they together with George SazUtone Bign'd it as wit-
nesses to the s< Will A Codicil, in the s* TesUtor's presence. Wherefore,
the foregoing Will together with the Codicil annexed, is ratified, approved,
and confirmed, as the Last WiU A Testament of s< Dec<.
p^. JOHN 8T0DDARD.
[Hamps. Prob. Bee. ▼!: 812-18.]
He m. (1) Feb. 1, 1700, Hannah 'Stebbihs, b. Dec. 22, 1680,
dao. of Thomas and Abigail (Munn) Stebbina. She d. June 26,
1705, SB. 24.
He m. (2) May 5, 1708, Ruth Wbight, b. Apr. 26, 1687, dau. ^
of Joseph and Ruth (Sheldon) Wright of Northampton, Mass.
He m. (3) Mrs. Sarah Diwbt, b. abt. 1682, prob. wid. of Dea.
David Dewey of Weatfield, who d. Nov. 30, 1712, sb. 37. She d.
Aug. 3, 1756, SB. 74.
CHILDBBN BT FDST ICABBZAOB BOBN IN WBStTIXLD.
6166. Luke, b. Oct 88, 1700; m. (1) B- fiecket; (8) H. Welsh.
. 6166. Samusl, b. Jan. 81, 1708; d. Nov. 1, 1710, m. 16.
GBHiDBBR ST aBOOND ICABBZAOB BOBN IN WBSTFZBLD.
6167. Buik, b. Jan. 6, 1709; d. Aug. 1, 1714, m. 5.
6168. Mem, b. Apr. 1, 1710; m. Mary Orant
5168. Aaron, b. Nov. 10, 1711; d. unm., Feb. 16, 1790, a. 78.
' 5170. Am,^ b. Jan. 16, 1715; m. Bethia Noble. ^.
6171. JVbofiM', b. Mch. 8, 1717; m. Samuel Fowler.
5172. Samuel, b. Auff. 5, 1728; m. Catharine Fowler.
517& Jaeob, b. Mch. 5, 1785; m. Hannah Backet
6174 Buth, b. Feb., 1796; d. Apr. 6, 1744, «. IS.
617& JBpkraim, b. June85, 1789; d. Aug. 18, 1784, •. 6.
THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
LuKB NoBLBi a. of Sergt Lake, wna b. in Westfidd, Masa.,
Oct 23, 1700, and d. in Great Banington, Mmb., mbt McL 27,
1778, ss. ftbt 77. He was bj trBde m blackamith, and removed,
ftbt 1743, from Westfleld to Great Barrington, and owned and
lived upon the place, in the aouth pert of the village, now, 1875,
Edward Manvel^ until 1759, when he aold it to Nathaniel Lee,
end afterwards lived near by, on the opposite aide of the street
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The last named place, in 1772, he mortgaged to John Williams,
and the mortgage had not been discharged at the time of his death,
in 1778. He evidently died poor. The town, about 1778, ap-
pointed a committee to inquire into the condition of Luke Noble's
property, perhaps because he was a town charge. Administration
on his estate was granted Jan. 5, 1779, to William Whiting of
Great Barrington. The date of his death is inferred from the
following entry on the books of Dr. William Whiting, under date
of March 27, 1778: <'Town Dr. To Holland shirt to lay out Luke
Noble in, 12«." Whiting was a physician, a justice, and at that
time a selectman.
He m. (1) Jan. 16, 1724, Elizabeth Saokst, prob. dau. of Sam-
uel and Elizabeth Sacket, and if so, b. in Westfield, Feb. 20, 1702.
She was dismissed, Apr. 3, 1743, from the Cong, church in West-
field, to that in Sheffield, Mass., and joined the Gong, church in
Great Barrington, Mass., July 8, 1744. She d. Nov. 22, 1755, s.
prob. 53.
He m. (2) Hannah Welsh of Egremont, Mass., to whom he was
published, Nov. 27, 1762. She joined the Cong, church in Great
Barrington, Feb. 13, 1763, and d. Sept. 16, 1768.
chxldben bt fibst kakriaoe.
0176. Hannah, b. Nov. 12, 1724; m. James Root
5177. Simson, b. Mch. 8» 1729; m. Esther . Child. Elizabeth,
bapt. Oct. 8, 1771. He resided In i;gremoDt, Mass., in 1762, 71,
and 75.
517a 8Uh, b. Oct 21, 1781; d. Jan. 85, 1788, SB. 6.
5179. Saeket, b. July 81, 1784; d. Au{^. 27, 1785, m. 1.
5180. Daughter, b. Maj 18, 1786; d. May 26, 1786, m. 8 days.
5181. am, b. Feb. 26, 1787; d. Mch. 8, 1787, SB. 10 days.
5182. SubmU, b. Jan. 81, 1788; d. Feb. 15. 1788, sb. 1 mo.
5188. 8(m, b. Jan. 85, 1789; d. Jan. 26, 1789, sb. 1 day.
6184. SUiabeth, b. Feb. 9, 1742; was insane.
5185. iVoMiu, b. May 19, 1745; m. Samuel Judd.
§16t.
Moses Noble, s. of Sergt Luke, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 1, 1710, and d. in Southwick, Mass., Jan. 13, [227] 1771, ss.
60. He joined Westfield church July 30, 1732. In 1760, he is
called <'innholder."
He m. Sept 2, 1731,' Mabt Grant of Westfield, Mass. She m.
(2) abt 1772, Hezekiah Jones of Pittafield, Mass., to whom she
was published, Nov. 26, 1772. [This may have been the Hezekiah
Jones who was pub. July 13, 1734, to Ann Dibble.] She prob. d.
in Pittsfield, Jan., 1784.
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572 DE8CKHDAXT8 OP THOMAS MOBLE.
BOBH IH WMTPIKLD.
51M. Mieyben, b. June 9, 1782; m. (1) A. Fergusoo; (2) <
n87. ^hraim, b. Oct », 1784; m. Humab Rking.
518& Jfoyy. b. Jtn. 19, 1786; m. Aaron Phelps.
5189. Chad, b. Mch. 81. 1789; d. Mch. 81. 1789.
5190. Keda, b. Kay 28, 1740; m. SUm Fowler.
5191. Tikmn, b. Mch. 10, 1748; m. a) £- Loomis; (2) £. Loobuil
5192. Anna, b. June 18. 1745; m. JooaUum Hays.
5198. iMke, b. Dec. 14, 1747; d. Jan. 12, 1751.
5194. Jemima, b. July 12. 1750; m. Tristram Sioiy.
5195. Mom, bapt. Feb. 8, 1756; m. Locy Brooker.
Aabom Xoblk, Sw of Sergt Lake, was b. in West6eld, Mssn,
Nov. 10. lilly and there d. onm., of a nervous fever, Feb. €, 1790,
e. 78. He was by trade a weaver, and when comparatively yoong
became insane in conaeqaenee, it is said, of disappointment in an
early attachment. A representation having been made, Jan. 27,
1746, to the judge of probate for Hampshire county, by Mosesi
Asa, and Samuel Noble, that their brother, Aaron Noble of West*
field, was *'n(m compos^ lunatick, or distracted,'* and a wiafa ex-
pressed that he would take care of his person and estate, the judge
directed the selectmen of Westfield to inquire into his state.
Their report, recorded in Hampshire probate records, voL vii: p. 25,
was as foDows:
•'HsnpsUre ML Westfield, Msrch, 1745^
"Wheress the Hon^* John Stoddard. Em]., Judge of the Probate of
WIDsftc., hsih directed us the subscribers to auke Inquiry faito the dr-
cnmstsnces of Asnm Kobk of Westfield, whether he ie eonpos msatis,
or not, snd mske report to him the ssid Judge, of our Judgment therein
sad ressoM thereof: in ooasequenoe whereof we have made luquiiy, and
do judge, that he the ssid Asron is now noa compos msatiSk but ddirious
ordistrsded, for the reasons fbDowing, vis: he often ssys his Father, sad
his own mother (whose maiden name was Ruth Wri^t) ie st NofthsBq>-
ton, sad would go up sad see them, sad thst Moses Noble, Asa and Sam-
uel Noble were not his brothers. Ruth Wri^t his mother, wss not theb
r, sad he wiU often strive with his hsnds, sad sims, sad in those
. ssys it ie to keep fismuel Noble from being him, vis. the ssid
Aaroa, and sometimes mentions other pemos thst are a trying to be him.
He was sn industrious msn till shout two or three yesis sgo, sad now he
hss left off his trade of weaving, and almost sD sorts of businem, sad
wiD sit in his chsir by the fire, snd get vp sad wslk a few steps, and
tamt and sit sgsin. and by appearance seems to be in a nrase, sad not
capable to judge the force of any argument, and often ssys his mare tells
him where he shsU ga When he is sbroad, he wiD sometimee walk a
few rods, sad stand stiD siwiKlay, sad then more sgsin, sad when he
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passeth by ftnj body in the street, be seldom looke on them, end goeth ee
tho* he did not see them, end looke in his countenance ee tho' hie reason
and Judgment are veiy much depreciated, and he says that sometime since
he was at Moees Noble's house, and Hoses and he changed, he was Moses
and Hoses was him, tIb. Aaron, and he was not so weU, until they
changed back again. He says that Samuel Noble*s wife is Samuel, and
he is his wife, and that Samuel's wife ii a mind to get his grace from him,
to give to her children, and much more of the like talk and actions. And
as to the management of his estate, ii asfoUoweth, viz,, he lets much of his
land lie without improvement, and if any person asketh him to let them
have his land upon hire or to the halves, he saith he is not determined and
will let his grass stand, until it is almost ruined. All these things that
are written the other side of this paper, and the above written, are the
truth of Aaron Noble's circumstances, by our own information of his
neighbours.
TH0HA8 INGER80LB, ^
ELDAD TAYLOR,
DAVID H08ELT,
JOHN SHEPHERD, Jb.
In consequence of the above report, Thomaa IngenoD of West-
field, was by the judge of probate appointed guardian of <'A«ron
Noble of said Westfield, who is according to law determined to
be non compos mentis, '' and took bond, Apr. 8, 1746, for the per-
formance of said trust
•ITO./
Capt Aba Noblx, a. of Sergt Luie, was b. in WeetSeld, Mass.,
Jan. 16. 1715, and there d. Mch. 25, 1797, m. 82. He wm a shoe-
noiaker by trade, and was chosen -aelectman in 1748. In 1755, he
was in the French and Indian war, a lieutenant in Gftpt David
Moeely's company; waa a lieutenant in Simon Davis' company in
an engagement at Lake Oeoige^ Sept. 8, 1755; and in the cam-
paign of 1759, commanded a company from Weetfield and vidnity.
Rev. John Ballantine of Westfield, makes the following entry in
his Diary, under date of May 17, 1759: '< Preached all day, in the
morning to Capt Asa Noble's company, which marched in the
P. M." He was afterwards an officer in ttie American revolution.
He m. Nov. 30, 1738, Bbthia Nobli^ b. Apr. 20, 1721, dau. of
Matthew and Joanna (Stebfains) Nobla She d. of jaundice, July
2, 1787, SB. 66. \
OBZLDBXH BOBK Of "WWnWSMUt,
5196. Mamar, b. Dec. 7, 1789; d. Jan. 14, 1740, m. 1 mo.
5197. Eknar, b. Aug. 5, 1741; m. William Jonea '
5198. Buih. b. Hay 18, 1744; m. Esekiel Root ^
5199. Bithia, b. June 5, 1746.
6800. A$a, b. Oct 11, 1748; m. Rhode Fowler.
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5201. Luke, - b/Feb. 7, 1751; m. Silence Btrong.
5902. Bhoda, b. Sept. 8, 1758; m. Joeiah NmIl
5208. AMil, b. Oct. 2, 1755. He went out, Ifay, 1777» in tbe Revo-
lutionary war for eight months' service, and d. of small-pox during
the war.
5204. Lucretia, b. Jan. 29, 1750; m. Daniel Hurlbut.
6205. JRkamar, b. Feb. 8, 1758; m. Submit Crofoot.
5205. Lovina, b. Feb. 27, 1755; m. Jonathan Hubby.
5207. Awrwi, b. Feb. 8, 1758; m. abt. 1722, Naomi Fairfield, to whom
he was published, Nov. 4, 1722. She was b. Sept 28, 1771, dau. of
Nathaniel and Judith (Pierce) Fairfield. He resided In Pittafleld,
Mass., where he d. July 27, 1844, se. 75. No children. She d. In
Pittsfleld, Mass., Mch. 10 or 22, 1867, sb. 86.
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Naomi Noblx, dau. of Sergt Luke, was b. in Weatfield, Mass.,
Mch. 8, 1717, and d. in Southwick, Mass., Aug. 27, 1797, sb. 80.
She m. May 8, 1734, Lieut. Sakukl Fowlbb, b. Jan. 31, 1712,
a. of Samuel and Mercy Fowler. He was one of the earliest
aettleiB of Southwick, where he d. Jan. 4, 1771, sb. 58.
OHZLDBKK.
5208. BOm, b. May 28. 1786; m. (1) i^bt. 1769, Eezia Noble, b. Mch.
28, 1740, dau. of Moses and Mary (Grant) Noble; (^) abt 1780, Tiy-
phena Pease, to whom he was pub. Feb. 18, 1780. He d. of a can-
cer, abt 1818, SB. abt 78.
5209. Ahner, b. Not. 5, 1787; m. Rhoda Dew^, to whom he was pub.
Oct 80, 1774, and d. in Fowler, O., Feb. 18, 1800, 0. 58.
5210. Naomi, b. Dec. 12, 1789; m. William Campbell, and d. Mch. 29,
1814, SB. 74.
5211. JSut/i, b. Mch. 22, 1742; m. Jared Plumb, to whom she was pub.
June 28, 1771.
5212. Merqf, b. Aug. 20, 1744; m. Beaman, and removed to
Blandford, Mass.
5218. Samua, b. Sept 5, 1747; m. (1) £. Dwight; (2) J. Lyman.
5214 IBUnor, b. Sq>t 18, 1762; m. Stephen Rusiell, to whom she was
pub. Sept. 10, 1771.
5216. Lue^, b. Sept 1, 1768; m. Amos Remmington, to whom she
was pub. Dec 12, 1779, and prob. lived and died in Worthington,
5215. JBuniee, b. ; m. John Wilcox.
5217. KcNe, b. Jan. 10, 1768; m. July 12, 1791, PoUy DooUttie, and d.
in Southwick, Dec. 21, 1828, sb. 55.
Samubl Nobub, a. of Sergt Luke, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Aug. 5, 1722, and there d. of pleurisy, Nov. 4, 1773, sb. 51. He
was admitted to Westfield church, Nov. 5, 1749, and was choeen
selectman, 1760 and 1761.
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5222. Zerviah,
6228. Samuel,
6224. Qraee,
6225. StUnnan,
6226. SoUmon,
5227. Jared,
He m. Nov. 24, 1743, Catbabink Fowlxb, prob. dan. of Jona-
ihui and Catharine (Marshall) Fowler, and b. July 1, 1723. She
d. "of old age," Oct 19, 1806, m. 84.
CHILDBEN BOBK IB WESTFIBLD.
6218. CtUhaHne,\}, Haj 1, 1744; m. Gad Noble.
6219. Johanna, b. Not. 8, 1745; m. Thomas Daj.
5220. BOenee, b. July 28, 1747; m. Gideon Bhepard.
b. May 11, 1750; d. Apr. 18, 1768, SB. 17.
b. Not. 25, 1751; m. Richard Nimocks.
b. Aug. 27, 1758; m. Lovisa Kellogg,
b. Aug. 9, 1755; dl Bartholomew Noble,
b. Jan. 18, 1758; d. Mch. 16, 1769, se. 1.
b. May 17, 1760: m. Lydia Backet,
b. Not. 17, 1762; unm., kiUed during the American rero-
lulion in a batUe in Btone Arabia, N. T.^ Oct., 1780, e. 17.
622a I^dia, b. Aug. 11, 1768; m. Isaac Ensign.
SITS.
Jacob Noble, a. of Sergt Luke, was b. in Weetfield, .Maas.,
Mch. 5, 1725, and there d. Nov. 11, 1796, sb. 71. He was ad-
mitted to Weetfield church, Oct 27, 1741. He resided where
Oliver Moeely resided, 1852, abt. one-third of a mile south of the
academy in Weetfield.
He m. May 3, 1750, Hannah Saokbt, b. in Weetfield, Oct. 10,
1726, dan. of Joseph and Abigail Sacket. She d. Oct. 13, 1799,
SB. 73.
childbbn bobn or wbstpdeld.
b. Jan. 29, 1751; d. May 8, 1752.
b. Nov. 22, 1762; m. Samuel Pitts,
b. Not. 24^ 1754; m. Joseph Loomis.
1 b. July 17, 1757; m. (1) W. Everton; (2) B. Griswold.
b. July 17, 1767; m. (J) May, 1778, Noah Ashley; (2)
Judah Barnes of Turin, N. Y. He d. July 11, 1818,
0. 67. Bhe d. Oct. 8, 1825, e. 68. No issue,
b. Not. 28, 1759; m. Eunice Moeely.
b. May 18, 1762; m. Maiy Bikes,
bapt Bept 6, 1767; m. Thomas Root
6229. Jacob,
6280. Hannah,
6281. miadbHh,
6282. Merey,
6288. natOifid,
6284. Jacob,
6285. Bof^amin.
5286. Prineei,
FOURTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
§176.
Hannah Nobli^ dan. of Luke, waa b. in Weetfield, Mass., Nov.
12, 1724, and d. in Great Harrington, Mass. She joined Westfield
church Oct 27, 1741, and Great Barrington cburch, Feb. 5, 1744.
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576 DnCBNDAMTB OF THOMAS NOBLE.
She m. Mch. 26, 1751, Jambs Boot, b. in Wertfield, Mms^ Dec
1, 1721, B. of John and llaiy (Leon«rd) Root. He purchased land
and buildings in Oieat Baningum, Mass., in 1750, and probably
xemoyed thither the same year. He united with the Cong, church
there, in 1750. For manj years he lived at the crossing of the
riyer, at the upper end of the town. He may have subsequently
removed to ISgremont^ Mass.
CHXLDBBN.
5287. Bdnnah, bapt. Nov. 8, 1751; d. Nov. 4. 1751, c. 1 day.
5288. I^dia, bapt July 15, 1758; d. Nov. 17, 1758, c. 4 moB.
5289. Mam, bapt Aug. 4, 1754; d. Dec. 12. 1754, e. 4 moB.
5240. SUmOith, bapt Nov. 80, 1755.
5241. Mkn, bapt May 25, 1758; d. June 0, 1758, e. 15 days.
5242. Waiiam, bapt Mch. 25, 1759; m. (1) Rhoda Fitch of Great Bar-
rington ; (2) Anna Messenger, and resided in Great Barrington, Mass. ,
and in Claverack, N. Y. At the age of sixteen years, he enlisted in
the Revolutionary war, and fought in many battles. " At the storm-
ing and taking of Stony Point, under Gen. Wayne, being only nine-
teen years of age, he led a platoon into the fort in the midst of the
greatest carnage."
Naomi Nobub, dau. of Luke, was b. in Great Barrington, Mass.,
May 19, 1745, and d. in Scriba, N. Y., July 10, 1841, sd. 96.
She m. 1774, Saxdsl Junn, to whom she was pub. Apr. 23,
1774. He was b. in New Britain, then a part of Farmington,
Conn., Nov., 1742, s. of Uriah and Mercy (Seymour) Judd. He
d. in Lenox, Mass., Dee. 2, 1808, s. 66.
6248. Samud, b. Apr. 19, 1775, in Pittsfleld, Mass. ; m. Lydia Backet,
and d. in Lenox, Aug. 18, 1882, m. 57.
0244. Hannah, b. May 27, 1777, in Lenox; m. Aug. 12, 1801, Vivus
Osbom, and d. in Pittsfleld, Mass., Dec. 20, 1829, sb. 52.
6245. Naomi, b. Sept 18, 1779, in Pittsfleld; m. Jan., 1799, Thomas
Tracy West, and d. in Mich., Mch., 1842. m, 62.
6246. SUaaMh, b. Aug. 18, 1781, in Pittsfleld; m. Aug. 12, 1801, John
Peck, and in 1856. resided in Scriba, N. Y.
6247. Sarah, b. Mch. 29. 1787, in Lenox; m. Jan. 27, 1884, AnselKim-
bsrl^ Hubbard, and in 1856, resided in Scriba, N. Y.
6248. BM, b. Jan. 15, 1790, in Lenox; m. June, 1810, Wealthy
Whiting, and d. in Lenox, Dec. 18, 1812, sb. 22.
Rbubsn Noble, s. of Moses, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June 9.,
1732, and d. in Rupert, Vt, abt 1812, s. abt 80. '
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BBAMCB OF LUKB. 577
He m. (1) July 17, 1755, Akm Fkboubon of Blandford, Mms.
Shed, abt 1809.
He m. (2) Mpb. Sootstt.
CHn.matN bobk m touTHwicK, mabs.
6240. J>aM, b. Apr. 20, 1766; m. (1) 8. Rising; (2) £. Crane.
6260. EdOha, liapt Not. 12, 1768; m. Nathaniel Munaon.
6262. Luke, b. Feb. 24, 1761; m. Mary McLeary.
6268. Mar^, b. ICay 6, 1768; m. Samuel Kent.
6264. Oummin, b. Aug. 16, 1765; m. (1) H. Freeman; (2) 8. Dowd.
6266. Anna, b. 8ept 22, 1767; m. Jonathan Hastings.
6266. Jemima, bapt. July 22, 1770; m. Zadoc Day.
6267. Betiben, b. Feb. 1, 1772; m. Mary Hale.
6268. Buth, b. - ; m. Isaac Nelson.
Ephsaim Noblb, b. of Moses, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Oct. 29,
1734, remoyed to Rupert, Vt, and thence to Oxford, Chenango
Co., N. Y., but is supposed to have died in Greene, Chenango
Co., N. Y., abt. 1810, as. *bt 76.
He m. Nov. 11, 1765, Hakkab Risiho, b. Mch. 10, 1736, dau. of
Aaron and Sarah Rising.
6269. Ejphraim, b.
6260. EUiabeth, b. Mch. 6, 1774, in Rupert; m. Daniel Lyons.
6261. Ikthan, b. Apr. 27, 1780, in Rupert.
6262. Keeia, b. Aug. 27, 1788, in Rupert
6268. SaUif, b. ; m. [Minor?] Fuller, and d. in Rupert, Vt
6864. Anna, b. ; m. William Thorn.
§1M.
Mart Noblb, dau. of Moees, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan. 19,
1736, and there d. Apr. 28, 1830, sb. 94.
She m. June 22, 1758, Aabok Phblps, b. in Westfield, June 20,
1730, a. of Aaron and Rachel (Bagg) Fhelps. He d. Mch. 12, 1789,
«. 58.
6266. ifofy, b. Mch. 27, 1769; d. Apr. 26, 1769, m. 1 mo.
6866. Aartm, b. Jan. 17, 1760; d. Jan. 17, 17t(0.
6267. JfMBf, b. Dec. 4, 1761; m. Jan. 1, 1788, Margaret Root, and d.
Aug. 7, 1827, m. 66.
626a ifoty, b. Dec 9, 1768; m. May 24, 1781, Eager Noble of West-
field, s. of Matthew and Lydia (Eager) Noble, and d. Feb. 6, 1860,
SB. 86.
6269. Aanm, b. Oct 6, 1766; d. June 12, 1776, «. 10.
6270. Jeaac, b. Feb. 20, 1768; d. F^b. 21, 1768.
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578 DISCKMDAJITS OF THOMAB MOBLfi.
5S71. Ikmd, b. July 28, 1789; m. Martha Thompson.
8272. yMi, b. Sept. 14, 1771 ; d. Hay 22. 1778. e. 4.
8278. Boasana, b. Jan. 28. 1778; m. Dec. 8, 1798. Levi Biahop of Ropert,
Vt
8274. Aaron, b. Nor. 29, 1777; m. ClariBsa Root, and d. Kch. 18, 1880,
0.52.
6276. DMire, b. Oct 29, 1780.
ftlfNI.
Kmzll Noble, dau. of Moaea, was b. May 23, 1740, and is said
to have d.' in Southwick, Mass.
She m. Nov. 8, 1759, her cousin, Silas Fowlbr. He was b.
May 23, 1735, s. of Samuel and Naomi (Noble) Fowler. He was
a captain of the insurgents in Shays re^Uion, was tried, convicted,
and sentenced to be executed, but was afterwards pardoned. He
m. (2) Feb. 13, 1780, Tryphena Pease, and d. in Remsen, N. Y.,
of a cancer, abt. 1813, sb. abt. 78.
CRILDBER.
6278. Hannah, b. Oct. 10, 1780; m. Noah ThnlL
6277. ladna, b. Oct. 8, 1782; m. June 80, 1786, Abial Pease of En-
field. Conn. A natural mechanic, when a lad, he made a dock with
ajack-knife, and subsequently established the clock-making business.
6278. Kma, b. ; m. Rufus Harmon, and removed to
Westmoreland, N. Y. He was a farmer.
6279. SUoi, b. ; m. Betsey Hough, snd removed to
Remsen, N. Y. He was a finner.
6280. L^man, b. abt 1771; d. of small-pox, abt 1776, m. abt 6.
6281. RtKBona, bapt Apr. 24, 1774; d. young.
6282. WaUer, bapt Sept 24, 1776; m. Jan., 1798, Lucy CampbeU, re-
moved to Trenton, N. Y, and d. abt 1841.
MM.
Capt Tahan Noblk, a. of Moses, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Mch. 10, 1743, and there d. Mck 2, 1825, m. 81. He resided in
Rupert, Yt, during the American revolution, and, in 1778, was
captain of the 3d Co., 5th Reg. of Vt troops. At one time he had
the command of a small body of men, whose business it was to
hold in check the tories of the region, and in the discharge of
these duties, he so offended them, that they burnt his mill, and at
length alarmed him so much that he returned to Southwick. In
Shays rebellion, he was a captain of the insurgents. He wss a
tailor and farmer, and in Southwick, owned the farm near Timothy
Noble% now, 1878, occupied by Duane A. Rising.
He m. (1) May 25, 1788, Blizabxtb Looias, b. July 8, 1745,
dau. of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Morley) Loomis. She d. in
Southwick, Nov. 29, 1809, as. 84.
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Be m. (2) Mn. Elizabeth Loomi% dau. of Timothy Morley.
She m. (1) Nehezniah Loomis, b. Nov. 8, 1739, s. of Benjamin and
Elizabeth (Morley) Loomis^ and brother of Tehan Noble's first
wife. [Nehemiah Loomis d. Oct 12, 1808, m. 68.]
CHTTinmtw,— none.
Anna Noblx, dau. of Moses, was b. in Sonthwick, Mass., Jane
13, 1745, and d. in Rupert, Vt., July 12, 1797, m. 52.
She m. Dec. 3, 1767, Jonathan Hats, s. of Jonathan and Anna
Hays, b. abt. 1744. He purchased a choice hjm of one hundred
acres in Rupert, Yt, and removed thither June, 1779. He is said
to have bought it of a tory who was obliged to leave, and to have
given for it only one yoke of oxen. At the time of his death, he
owned about one thousand acres of land. He d. Mch. 8, 1791, «.
abt. 45.
OHZLDBEN.
5388. Joteph Orant, prob. bapt. Sept 9, 1770; m. (1) in Granville, N. Y.,
abt 1797, Patty Perrin; 9) abt 1796, Helitta Day, and d. in Rupert,
Nov., 1828, c. 62. He was a fanner.
5284. Anna, b. 1772; m. abt 1792, Zadock Norton, re-
sided in Rupert, and d. Hch. 28, 1849, m. 81. He was a shoemaker.
5285. IMfle, bapt Bept 28, 1778, in Bouthwick; m. Delana Bur-
see, and d. in Rapert, Hch. 27, 1818, c. 89. He was a farmer.
5286. Warrm, b. July 10, 1776; m. Lovisa Wright, and d. Dec. 29,
1848, SB. 72. He was a fanner.
5287. OriivM, .b. abt 1778; m. Catharine Bursee, and d. Apr.
28, 1818, m. 85. He was a farmer.
628& BO^, b. Apr. 10, 1780; m. William Howlet of Rupert,
and d. June 25, 1858, m, 78.
5289. Jimatikan, b. Oct 16, 1782; m. Feb. 16, 1809, Ruth Noble, dau.
of Timothy and Sally (Taylor) Noble, and d. in Milton, Wayne Co.,
O., July 88, 1864, 0.81.
5290. FtfBp, b. July 16, 1785; m. Sept, 1814, John Perry, and
prob. settled in Rupert
5291. Wattir, b. Aug. 6, 1786; m. (1) Feb. 22, 1815, Louisa Mal-
lery; 9) Teh. 22, 1816, Mrs. Sally Nelson, nie Libby; (8) Aug. or
Sept, 1887, Mrs. Maria Beckwith, and re«ided near Gui]ford,Medina
Co., O. He was a millwright and fanner, and d. Sept 27, 1857,
m. 71.'
5292. OlaHdim, b. Oct, 1788; m. Nov., 1816, Fanny Wallace,
and d. Dec 80, 1849, c. 61. He was a farmer.
Jhhdul Noble, dau. of Mosesi was b. in Southwick, Mass., July
12, 1750.
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580 DBMEMDAirTS OF THOMAS KOBLB.
She m. Mch. 14, 1771, Tribtbam Stobt, per. a. of John Stoiy.
He removed from Southwick, Mass., to Neversink, N. Y., thence
to Wyoming, snd thenoe to Leroy, N. T. Southwick records
show that he lost s child by death, July 21, 1782, and another,
Dec., 1778.
6888. Bannah, b. ; d. in infancy, or childhood.
8884 MbUif, bapt June 18, 1774.
8885. Jchn, bapt. Aug. 80, 1776.
6886. Kmia. b.
6887. i>AMlama,b.
8888. JmiUma, b.
8688. JMk, b. ; lesided in Leroy, N. Y.
MosBs Noble, s. of Moses, was b. in Southwick, Mass., bapt
in Westfield, Feb. 8, 1756, and d. in Southwick, Not. 7, 1792, s.
36. He remoyed to Rupert^ Vt., but returned to Southwick. In
the American revolution, he probably marched under Capt David
Noble, to Cambridge, in 1775, and remained six months in the
service.
He m. abt 1782, Lucr Bbookbb, b. 1762, dau. of Isaac and
Lucy (Hillyer) Brooker of Washington, Mass. [After Mr. Noble's
death, she m. Moses Hayes (being his second wife), and had chil-
dren. 1. Julia, b. Feb., 1797, m. Dr. Hiram' Williams, and d. in
Avon, Lorain Co., O., Nov., 1836, «. 39; 2. Lucy, b. Apr. 10,
1800, m. Oct 30, 1820, Henxy Hosmer of Seville, 0.] She d. in
Washington, Mass., Aug., 1808,* «. 46.
6800. CkOd. b. Oct, 1780; d. Oct 87, 1780.
6801. MMe$, b. Mch. 88, 1788; m. Ann Hosmer.
6808. iMoe, b. ; in the Wsr of 1818, was surrendered
by Qen. Hull, to the British, at Detroit, and carried to Canada.
Betoming with impaired health, to Southwick, he d. unm. in 1814.
6804. BmM, b. Apr. 18, 1790; in the Wsr of 1818, was with his brother
surrendered by Gen. Hull. He removed, in 1816, to Ohio, and
resided in Banduskeag, Westfield, and Seville, O. He was by
trade a carpenter, and is said to have been "a universal genius."
He d. unm. in Bath, O., June, 1888, m. 8a
Blbhob Noblb, dau. of Capt Asa, was b. in Wsstfield, Mass.,
Aug. 6, 1741, and is said to have d. in Tyringham, Mass.
She m. Sept 22, 1757, Wiluam Jonbs.
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B&IKCH OF LUKE. 581
5805. WUham, b. ; m. Mary Sacket, removed abt. 1796, to
Shorebam, Vt, but d. in Bridport. Vt, Aug. 15, 1858.
5806. SOat, b. ; removed to Ohio.
5807. Blenar, b. ; m. Levi Ormsby.
5808. PtkUah, b. ; m. twice, and d. in Bchroon, N. Y.
Ruth Noblx, dau. of Capt Asa, was b. in Westfield, Maas..
May 12, 1744, and d. in Pittsfield, Mass., Mch., 1812, e. 67. .
She m. abt 1761, Capt. Ezekicl Root of Pittsfield, to whom
she was pub. Nov. 15, 1761. He was b. in Westfield, Mch. 5,
1736, s. of John and Anna (Loomis) Root, and d. Oct. 14, 1808,
m, 72. He was an inn-keeper. Smith, in his " History of Pitts-
field," Vol. I, p. 190, says:
"The case of Esekiel Root is a singular one. He was a very pro-
nounced tory in his conversation, and even went so far as to name his
children for the British commanders, but all his recorded acts are on the
whig side, as in signing petitions, serving on the Committee of Safety,
and in volunteering for Bennington and other fields. He was often elected
to important town offices, and once at least by the extreme radicals, to
represent them in the county congress. Though sometimes disciplined
for a too loud expression of toryism— to the offence of sensitively patriotic
ears— it seems to have been regarded by the community as the eccen-
tricity of a worthy man, which would never stand seriously in the way of
duty. He never lost the good will of the people, who were never famed
for charity toward political opponents."
CHXLDBEN BOBK XH PITTSFIELD.
5809. Sarah, b. Jan. 80, 1768; d. June 14, 1768, m. 4 mos.
5810. Muth, b. Aug. 14, 1764; m. Absalom Backus, and
d. in Amsterdam, N. Y.
5811. JSbekia, b. Sept 80, 1766; left home abt. 1798, and
was lost at sea.
581£. Anna, b. Hay 81, 1709: m. 1787, William Weller
of Pittsfield, and d. Nov. 18, 1881, sb. 62.
5818. Sarah, b. June 14, 1771; m. Hay 8, 1791, James
Danielson Colt of Pittsfield, who d. Dec. 1, 1856, m. 88. She d. in
Pittsfield, Apr. 8, 1S65, m, 98. " She was a lady of clear intellect,
pleasing manners, and many Christian virtues."
5814. Wmiam, b. Nov. 22, 1778; d. unm. in Pittsfield, Dec.
80, 1889, m, 66.
5815. Bhoda,. b. Oct 25, 1775; d. Aug. 28. 1776, e. lOmos.
5816. Min Bvrffoyne, b. Feb. 5. 1778; m. Mch., 1800, Martha
Gnives Partridge, and d. in Pittsfield, Hch. 18, 1840, m. 62. He
was a representative in Mass. legislature, 1812-18, and a general of
the State militia. He was a merchant
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582 DSSCBNDAJm OF TBOMAB ItOBLE.
5817. Rhoda, h. July 9, 1780; m. Sept. 1812, CtpL Joim
DickiiMOD. being hiBMOond wife, and d. in PitUfleld, Mch. 90, 1847,
e. 86. He wm a tmilder.
8818. Oeorffe Bridges Bodnqf, b. Sept 19, 1782; m. Sept 87, 1808, Honor
Bobbins, and d. in St Cbaries. Mo., 1828.
0819. DafM, b. Feb. 7, 1785; m. Anna Butler, and d.
in Pitiifleld, June 1, 1840, 0. 55. He was a farmer.
AfiA NoBLB, a. of Oapt Aaa, was b. in Weatfield, Maas., Oct
11, 1748, and there d. Mcb. 27, 1823. «. 74. He joined West-
field church, July 24, 1774. He was, during the American Rev-
olution, drafted Jan. 14, 1778, for a guard at Springfield. He
was then a corporal.
He m. Not. 12, 1772, Rhoda Fowlxb, b. Apr. 10, 1752, dau.
of Stephen and Maiy (Wells) Fowler. She joined Westfield
church, July 24, 1774. She d. Jan., 1832, «. 80.
chujobbn bobk in wBaimBU).
5890. lUn/aL, b. May 90, 1774; m. Rebecca Allen.
5821. Heman, b. Sept 95, 1775; m. (1) N. Sacket; (2) 8. Sacket
5822. AihM, b. Sept 18. 1777; d. Not. 90, 1777, m. 1 mo.
5828. Rhoda, b. Jan. 6, 1780; d. of dropsy, Feb. 9, 1797, e. 17.
5894. Walter, b. Feb. 95, 1789; d. unm.. at sea, SB. abt 97.
5895. Barah, b. Jan. 18, 1785; m. Asahel Bush.
5896. JamM, b. abt 1788; d. Jan. 8. 1801, sb. 19.
5897. iV^r, b. abt Apr., 1798; m. Edmund HubbeU.
§901.
Lvxx Noble, s. of Capt Asa, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb.
7, 1751, and d. in Pittsfield, Mass., Nov. 1, 1780, sb. 29. He was
by trade a blacksmilL His estate was appraised, May 22, 1781,
at £284 19s. U,
He m. abt 1774, Silxngb Stroko, b. in Westfield, Mass., Not.
20, 1750, dau. ot Esra and Mary (Eong) Strong. She m. (2) prob.
1789, Septimius Bingham of Ldsbon, Conn., to whom she was pub.
Mch. 21, 1789, and d. in Pittsfield, Nov. 15, 1838, s. 87. He
waa % shoemaker in Pittsfield, and there d. Apr. 22, 1829, s». 68.
[Children. .1. Betsey, b. Dec 7, 1789, in Pittsfield, d. Mch. 18,
1795, SB. 5; 2. Lemuel b. Nov. 17, 1792, d. Mch. 19, 1795; 8.
Lemuel, b. June 24, 1795, studied theology for a time, but after-
ward became % printer in Charlotte, N. C; 4. Sophia^ b. Aug.,
1809, d. June 26, 1816.]
*OBZLDBXN.
.W8. OUtMAm. b. abt 1775; d. of croup. Sept, 1779, sp. 4
5899. lMk$, b. Apr. 7, 1777; m. Joanna Nash.
5880. Ckarhtte. b. Oct. 90. 1779; m. DennU Catlin.
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BBANCH or LUKE. 583
Rhoda Noble, dan. of Gapt Asa, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Sept 3, 1753, and d. in Watertown, Jefferson Co., N. T., May 6,
1835, m. 81.
She m. Bee. 15, 1773, Josiab Nash, b. Jan. 1, 1748, s. of Jon-
athan and Anna Maria (Spoor) Nash of Great Barrington, Mass.
He removed abt 1787, to Poultney, Vt; abt. 1789, to New Haven,
Yt., and after Mch., 1799, to Bnrrville, Jefferson Co., N. Y., where
he d. June 3, 1807, s. 59.
CHILDXtEN.
5881. Sarah, b. Sept 82, 1774, in Oreat Barrington; m. Nov. 12,
1794. Samuel Meigs, and d. in Watertown, N. Y., Dec. 2, 1885,
a. 61.
5882. Mary, b. Bept. 19, 1776, in Great Barrington; m. Oct. 12,
1800. John Dallej of Otsego Co., N. Y.,'and d. Aug. 9, 1886, e. 69.
5888. Smry Singer, b. Sept. 18, 1778, in Great Barrington; m. Nov. 9,
1802, Clarissa Burr.
5884. Joanna, b. July 17. 1780. in Great Barrington; m. Dec. 9,
1802, Luke Noble, b. Apr. 7, 1777, s. of Luke and Joanna (Nash)
Noble, and d. in Great Barrington, Bept 25, 1852, m, 72.
5885. Bhoda, b. July 28, 1783, in Gieat Barrington; m 1813,
Thompson Preston.
5886. Eluabeih, b. Feb. 7, 1796, in Great Barrington; m. Titus B.
Wfflard, and d. in Rodman, N. Y., Sept 18, 1808, se. 22.
6887. AUee, b. May 20, 1788, in Poultney; m Dec. 4, 1808, Wil-
liam Smith of Watertown, N. Y., and d. Mch. 29, 1822, se. 88.
588a Joeiah, b. Aug. 80, 1790, in New Haven; m. Feb. 11, 1821,
Mary Martin, and removed to Carlisle, Sullivan .Co., Ind.
5839. Anna Maria, b. June 1, 1794, in New Haven; m. Dec. 24, 1812,
Philo 8. Johnson, and removed to Watertown, N. Y.
5840. Laura, b. Mch. 80. 1799, in New Haven; m. Aug. 5, 1819,
Thomas Baker of Watertown, N. Y.
LuoBBTiA NoBLB, dau. of Capt Asa, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 29, 1760, and d. in Burlington, Vt, July 11, 1826, sb. 66.
She m. Sept 20, 1778, Capt Dakisl Hublbut, b. in Woodbury,
Conn., Aug. 14, 1758. After marriage, he resided abt three
years in Pittsfield, Mass., and abt eight years in Arlington, Vt
In Nov., 1789, he removed to Burlington, Vt, and thence after a
residence of abt eighteen years, to Williston, Vt, where he d.
Jan. 1, 1847, ss. 88.
OHZLDBEN.
5841. OlaTii9a, b. Jan. 7, 1780, in Pittsfleld; m. Oct 21, 1805, Jesse
HoUister, and d. in Burlington, Jan., 1889, se. 59.
5842. Baehel, b. Jan. 17, 1782, in Arlington; m. July 18, 1887, Nicho-
las Yuindon, and removed to Ferrisburgh, Vt.
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584 DBBOINDANTB OF THOMAS KOBLB.
0848. Bettty, b. Jan. 86, 1784, In ArlingtOD; m. Hch. 18, 1806. Nfttlum
Leavenworth, and remoyed to Hineslmrgh, Yt
5844. Daniel, b. June 88, 1786, in ArUngton; d. in Btirlingibn, Feb. 17,
1810, as. 82.
5846. Ckriitian, b. Not. 80, 1788, in Arlingtcm; m. Mch. 88, 1818, Joahoa
Haynes, and d. in Essex, Vt, Dec., 1887, m. 49.
5846. ffany, b. July 14, 1791, in Burliogton; m., and d. in Burlington,
Sept 81, 1886, se. 85.
5847. Meman, b. <)ct 85, 1795; m. , and remoTed to Essex or
Westford, Vt.
5848. CfhoirtoUe, b. Jan. 19, 1799, in Burlington; m. Not. 94, 1888. Jona-
than Hart, and d. in Burlington, Aug. 88, 1884, m. 85.
Ithamab Noblb, 8. of Capt Asa, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Feb. 8, 1763, and there d. June, 1802, m. 39. He was a black-
smith, resided Jan. 24, 1790, in Pittsfield, and removed thence to
Benson, Vt He d. at the house of his brother, Asa Noble, in
Westfield, while there on business.
He m. SuBiOT Cbofoot, prob. dan. of Stephen Crofbot She d.
May, 1800.
CHILDBKN.
5849. Bethia, b. Aug. 15, 1785; m. James Noble, b. Jan. 94, 1784, s. of
James and Elizabeth (Stevens) Noble, and resided in Benson.
5850. Dariui, b. Oct 8, 1789; m. (1) A Meacham; (8) E. Porter.
5851. Jenuha, b. . ; d. young.
5852. SaUif, b. ; d. young.
5858. Dania, b. abt 1800; was adopted by Amos King of Benson,
Vt, and named Daniel King. He d. abt 1804, sb. abt 4. .
LoviNA Noble, dau. of Capt. Asa, was b. in VTestSeld, Mass.,
Feb. 27, 1765, and d. in Edmeston, Otsego Co., N. Y., July 26,
1830, SB. 65.
She m. Jonathan Hubbt of Pittsfield, Mass., b. in Horse Neck,
N. Y., Mch. 16, 1762, s. of Jonathan Hubby. He removed abt
1800, to Edmeston, N. Y, and d. Feb. 13, 1834, ss. 71.
cnfTTiDBinf.
5854. Tkomoi, b. Oct 12, 1785; d. in Cansda, Apr. 14, 1814, m. 89.
5855. Boyal, ^ b. Aug. 8, 1787; m. Elizabeth Oaslay, and resided, 1856,
in South Edmeston, N. Y.
5856. Bodneif, h. Aug. 8, 1787; m. Laura Barnes, and resided, 1856, in
J Columbus, N. Y.
5857. Ik^M, b. Feh, 85, 1790; m. Phebe Mallet, and removed to the
vicinity of Cleveland, O.
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BRANOB OF LUUL 585
Hon. Samuel Fowlkb. b. of Samuel and Catharine (Noble)
Fowler, was b. in South wick, Man., Sept 5, 1747, and d. in West-
field, Not. 26, 1823, m. 76. He graduated. at Yale College, in
1768, and commenced the practice of law in Westfield, just before
the Revolutionary war, which Bhut up the courts, and drove him
to other pursuits. He held at different times, most of the promi-
nent political offices in the gift of the town of Westfield as well
as of the counties of Hampshire and Hampden. He was repre-
sentative to the General Court; senator, 1789, 1790-94« 1798-
1803; councillor, 1797, 1806-7, and 1810-11; and in 1820, a mem-
ber of the convention to revise the State constitution. He was
one of the most influential members of the Democratic party in
town, county, and state. He is remembered as a tall, spare man,
of a benign face, with a most gentlemanly address. He was a
large proprietor in the purchase of the Connecticut Western
Beserve in Ohio.
He m. (1) May 16, 1771, Euzabbth Dwioht, b. Jan. 4, 1749,
dau. of Edmund and Elisabeth (Scott) Dwight of Springfield,
Mass. She d. Dec. 18, 1784, ae. 35.
He UL (2) Dec. 11, 1786, Jbmima Lthak, b. Feb. 5, 1761, dau.
of William and Jemima (Sheldon) Lyman. She d. Feb. 28, 1826,
m. 63.
OHILDBmi BT FXBST KABBIA0B.-
6858. EUtabeih, b. Feb. 1, 1772; m. Jan. 10, 1792, Hon. Joseph
Lyman of Northampton, Judge of probate, and high iheriif of
Hsmpshire county. Bhe d. July 16, 1808, m, 86.
5850. J^neet, b. Apr. 6, 1774; d. Dec. 21, 1794, e. 90, on the eve
of marriage to Dr. Pomeroy of Albany, K. Y.
6859a. Samuel, b. Apr. 89, 1777; was for a time a member of the
class of 1796, at Yale College, and d. in Pitubuig, Penn., Mch. 18,
1808, m. 97.
OBILDBBII BT SBOORB MABBIAGB.
5800. /osMt, b. Jsn. 4, 1789; m. (L) Feb. 9, 1890, Lucy.L
Douglas; (2) Oct. 6, 1841, Chsrlolte Whitney. He graduated at
Yale College, 1807, read law In 1807, with Hon. Jonathan Leavitt
of Qreenfleld, Mass., in 1808, with John iDgersoll of Westfield, and
the same yesr joined the Litehfield law school. In the autumn of
1809, he entered the ofllce of Hon. Eli P. Ashmun of Northampton,
Mass. Still later, he spent a short time in the ofllce of EUjsh Bates
of Westfield, and in the fall of 1810, was admitted at Northamp-
ton, lo the Hampshire county bar. He practised his profession but
little, preferring the pursuits of agriculture. He was three times a
represenutiye to the Oeneral Court; senator, 1822, 1828, 1824, 1828,
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586 DBaoBimAiiTB of tboxas voblb.
1929, and 1840; and twice a mflmber of the execatiTe council. Tic,
in 1825-2e and 1826-27. Originally a member of the Democratic
party, he mibaequently became a Republican. Modeet and onaasom-
ing, but of great woith, and incomiptible integrity, he was highly
respected wherever he was known. At the Bi-centennial celebra-
tion of Westfleld, though then an octogenarian, he presided with
great dignity. He d. in Westfleld. Oct. 18, 1878, «. 84, the last
survivor of a class, which at its graduation, sixty-six ^ears before,
numbered sixty-three young men.
S861. FrancU, b. June 20, 1791; d. in Northampton, Mass., Sept
8, 1798, m. 7.
6862. Wmiam Henry, b. Kov. 19, 1794; d. Feb. 17, 1820, «. 25.
5868. FrawM, b. Sept. 19, 1797; m. Nov. 10, 1824, Hon. Henry
Williams Dwight, b. Feb. 26, 1788. He was a Uwyer in Stock-
bridge, Mass. ; M. C, 1821-81; and d. Feb. 21, 1845, s. 56.
5864. MUiy Lyman, b. July 11, 1799; d. in Dorchester. Mass., June 80,
1815. m. 15.
5866. OaihaHne, b. Jan. 8, 1802; d. Aug. 81, 1808, e. 19 moe.
6866. Samuel, b. Sept 18, 1808; d. May 81, 1804, m. 8 moa.
JoHAmiA NoBLB, dau. of Samuel, waa b. in Weatfiald, Man.,
Nov. 8, 1745.
She m. Thomas Dat, to whom she was pub. Sept 12, 1767. He
was b. Oct. 27, 1745, a. of Luke and Jeruaha (Skinner) Day of
Weet Springfield, Maaa.
6866a./«ftanfM, b. Jan. 14, 1769; m. Oct. 15, 1788, David Ely.
58666. Sophia, b. Feb.. 1771 ; m. Dec. 17. 1788, Israel WiUiston.
5866e. Thmnat, b. Oct 22, 1772; m. 1799, Sila Mann, resided in Hopkin-
ton, St Lawrence Co., K. Y., and there d. Mch. 16, 1851, m. 80.
5866<f. SieOa, b. Nov. 18, 1774; d. Dec. 9, 1780, m, 6.
5866e. Jeruaha, b. Aug. 27, 1776; m. Feb., 1796, Solomon Ely, and d. Feb.
19,1797,0.20.
6866/: BMona, b. Aug. 17, 1780; m. Mch. 1, 1799, Solomon Ely.
8860^. NMe, b. June 7, 1782; m. Nov. 25, 1808, Polly Dewey, and d.
Dec. 18, 1841, m. 59.
SiLKNCs NoELK, dau. of Samuel, was b. in Weatfield, Maaa., July
28, 1747, and there d. Feb. 20, 1831, m. 83.
She m. Nov. 13, 1766, Oidbon Shspabd, b. in Weatfield, Jan. 6,
1747, a. of Dea. John and Elizabeth (Noble) Shepard. He was a
deacon in the Baptist church in Weatfield, and d. of oonaumption,
Dec. 28, 1790, m. 43.
cbudbkn bork in wb0tfixld.
!idMh.Silenee, b. June 2, 1767; m. July. 1805. Moses Phelps of West-
iield, and d. Mch. 1, 1827, s. 59.
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BRANCH OF LUKE. 587
ft866t. Qidwn, b. May 15, 1709; m. Oct. 28, 1791, Eunice Lampson, and
d. in Turin. N. Y., Dec. 15, 1852, e. 81.
5867. ChUd, b. M ch. 27, 1771 ; d. Hch. 29, 1771, s. 2 days.
5868. WifUhrifp, b. June 20, 1772; m. Aug. 16, 1798. Achsah Loomis, and
remoTed to Turin, N. T.
6869. PMiak, b. Dec. 15, 1774: d. Oct 10, 1777, s. 2.
5870. Mi, b. Apr. 7, 1777; d. Aug. 81, 1777, s. 4 mos.
5871. Sophia, b. Jan. 26, 1779; m. Jan. 23, 1799, Nehemiah Carter of
Westfield.
5872. Bosoena, b. Feb. 4, 1781; m. Jan. 24, 1799, Horace Holcomb, and
d. Dec 80, 1889, e. 58.
6999.
Zbbtiah Noble, dau. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov.
25, 1751, and is supposed to have d. in Peoria, III, abt. 1836, e.
abt. 85.
She m. Dec 15, 1772, Bichabd Nimogks, who d. in Westfield,
Aug. 23, 1803.
CHILPBBW BORN IN WSSTFZBLD.
5878. Anny, b. Hch. 18, 1778; m. Manardus Backet.
5874. NMs, b. Sept. 80, 1774; m. Hch. 22, 1797, Clarisaa Weller.
5875. EUeta, b. Apr. 4, 1778; m. James Provine.
5876. BOand, b. Hay 18, 1780; m. Zenriah Hoore.
5877. Zmiah, b. Sept 11, 1782; m. John Oooley.
5878. Naney, b. Sept. 10, 1784; m. Elijah Kendall.
5879. Jwred, b. Oct 4, 1786.
5880. outer, b. Aug. 11, 1788; m. , settled in Canadn, and d. .
5881. WaUer, b. June 15, 1792; removed to Carthage, N. Y., and was
married four times.
5882. Luey,^ b. Jan. 15, 1795; m. , a Hethodist clergyman of
Chambersburg, Penn.
ft998.
Samttbl Noble, b. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
27, 1753, and there d. June 18, 1819, e. 65. He resided on his
father^s homestead in Westfield, near the '< County bridge," about
one mile west of \^ Morley's bridge.'' During the American revo-
lution, he served in 1776, for five months, under Capt. Gray. In
1876, the f^rm which he owned was occupied by Peter Prout
He m. LovisA Ebllooo, b. Aug. 22, 1753, dau. of Capt John
and Anne (Terry) Kellogg. She d. Dec. 10 or 20, 1832, m. 79.
CHILDBXN BOBN IH WXSTFIELD.
5888. Laurana, b. Feb. 19, 1774; m. Stillman Dewey.
5884. BMna, b. Nov. 18, 1775; d. unm. in Hiddlebury, Vt,
June 8, 1848, s. 72.
5885. Baphia, b. Oct. 18, 1777; m. Aaron King.
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588 DS80S1IDAKT8 OF TBOMAB NOBLB.
5886. lamM, b. Sept. 90, 1779; m. Norman PetUbone, Jr., b.
1774, % fanner of Kew Hartford, Conn., and d. Apr. 8, 1788, «. la
Konnan Pettibone m. (8) Pamelia Whittemore, and d. 1814. Child.
Noble, b. 1787, who d. at the South, in the spring of 1818.
5887. /oTAf, b. Hay 9 or 11, 1781 ; d. Dec. 18, 1785, s. 4.
5888. Haney, b. Apr. 8, 1788; m. Erastns Brewer.
5889. aamiiA, b. Feb. 21, 1785; m. (1) H. Smith; (8) F. Nor-
ton.
5890. Jartd, b. Dec. 89, 1786; m. Sally Nichols.
6891. AuifVittu; b. Apr. 25, 1789; m. Helen Fralick.
5892. BiTfiuy Oarlion, b. Apr. 5, 1791 ; m. Lois Phelps.
5898. Edmund, b. Hay 5 or 6, 1798; m. Ann Chapin.
5894 CharUMe, b. Apr. 10, 1795; m. Hartin Tinker, Jr.
5885. Gtorge WaMngton, b. Aug. 6, 1788; m. Hahala Loomis.
MM.
Solomon Noble, b. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., May
17, 1760, and there d. May 11, 1786, e. 25.
He m. Mch. 16, 1785, Ltdia Sacket, dau. of William Backet of
West6eld. She m. (2) July 12,'' 1797, Amos Bush, b. Apr. 4, 1754,
who d. Mch. 10, 1810, e. 56. She d. Aug. 23, 1838, m, 74.
CHILD BOlQV IN CBBSTEB.
5896. Lydia, b. Dec. 28, 1785; m. Daniel Hoaely.
ft9M.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Aug.
11, 1768, and there d. Oct. 15, 1851, ». 83.
She m. Jan. 17, 1791, Isaac Ensioh, b. Aug., 1756, who d. in
Weetfield, Aug. 24, 1848, e. 87.
CHTTiDREW BORN IN WESTTIBLD.
5897. ybbU, b. Hch. 16, 1792; m. Esther WesUey. He was a black-
smith, and d. in Amherst, Hass.
5898. SaUif^ b. Feb. 16, 1794; d. Oct 4, 1802.
5899. Lueia, b. Not. 26, 1795; m. Theodore Shepard.
5400. H<fraee, b. Sept. 28, 1797; m. Sept 28, 1825, Hary Bronson, and d.
while on his way from NauToo, 111., to Bait Lake City, Sept. 28,
1846. «. 49.
5401. Lifdia, b. Aug. 19, 1799; m. Apr., 1888, Ambrose Hoses, and re-
moTed to San Francisco, Gal.
5402. LuereUa, b. Oct 18, 1801; d. Sept 17, 1802. «. 10 mos.
6408. EiQah, b. Dec. 6, 1802; m. 0) 1828, Clarissa Harrison; ^t) July
25, 1888, Fidelia Hagwin.
5404. Samud, b. Hay 24, 1805; m. Not., 1882, Hary Gordon, and re-
moTed to Salt Lake City.
5405. lAtertHa, b. June 2, 1807; m. Feb. 18, 1888, DaTid Johnson, and
remoTed to Ohio.
5406. aarah, b. Sept 19, 1809; m. July 8, 1845, Nathan H. BaUey.
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BBANGH OF LUUB. 589
Hai9nah Noble, daa. of Jacob, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov.
22, 1752, and d. in Pompey, N. Y., abt 1832, e. 80. She removed
to Hinsdale, Mass., Mch., 1798, and thence to Pompey, N. Y.
She m. July 26, 1769, Samuel Pitts. He d. Feb., 1833.
CHILDIIEK.
5407. Samuel, b. 1770; m. Thankful Gates, and d. in Camillus,
N. Y., abt. 18^0, s. abt. 50.
5406. Siknee, b. Oct 1, 1771; m. Jan. 80, 1796, Brigham Day of West
Springfield, Mass.
5409. NcitlU, b. 1774; m. Holbrook, and d. Feb. 6,
1848, tt. 74.
5410. Luke, b. Nov. 31, 1776; m. Sally Wright, and removed to
Nunda, N. Y
5411. ffannah, b. 1778; m. Harrison Church, and settled in
Onondaga Co., N. Y.
5412. Cynthia, b. abt. 1780.
5418. Charles, b. Mch. 17, 1784; m. R. Rich.
5414. Senry, b. Apr. 4, 1786; m. June 12, 1807, Beulah Bills, and
removed to Hinsdale, Mass.
5415. John, b. Apr. 8, 1788; m. Wright, and d. in Ind., Sept.
5,1851,0.68.
5416. C^nihia, b. 1790; m. 1810, Daniel Ware.
5417. QuartuM, b. 1792; d. in Pompey, N. Y., abt. 1809, m. abt
17.
5418. Ihaiikful, b. abt 1794: m. Butler, and removed to Perry-
ville, Madison Co., N. Y
MSI.
Elizabbth Noble, dau. of Jacob, was b. in Westfield, Maes.,
Nov. 24, 1754, and d« May 5, 1843, sb. 88.
She m. Jan. 27, 1790, Jossph Loomis, b. Jan. 31, 1747, s. of
James and Eunice (Stridden) Loomis, being his second wife. He
removed from Westfield, first to Lanesboro*, Mass., and afterward
to Charlotte, Vt. [He m. (1) Dec. 9, 1779, Sabrina Dorwin, who
d. Oct 7, 1787.] He d. in CJharlotte, Vt, Oct., 1831, sb. 84.
CHIZJ>BEH.
5419. JaM, b. Oct 8, 1790, in Lanesboro*; m. Sept 8, 1822. Deborah
Worcester. He graduated at Middlebury Col., in 1817, and at
Andover Theo. Bern., in 1820. He was ord. Jan. 8, 1822, over the
Gong, church in Hardwick, Vt ; was acting pastor of the church in
Plainfleld, N. H., 1880^; of the church in Greensboro', Vt,
1883-34; and of the church in Hardwick, Vt, 1885-86. He wua
afterwards a farmer in Craftsbury, Vt, where he d. Dec. 5, 1864,
«». 74.
75
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590 DSaCBIIDANTfi OF TUOMA8 NOBLB.
5480. Jme, b. Ju. 18, 17«a; m. , and d. 1M6. in BpeaoerriUe,
Canada.
0421. Joseph, b. Oct 21, 1798; m. Cemantha Reed, and was drowned in
Madrid, N. Y., Apr. 9, 1818, m. 24.
MsBCT NoBLB, dsQ. of Jftcob, was b. in Westfield, Mmb., July
17, 1757, and d. in Camden, N. Y., abt 1851, m. abt 94.
She m. (1) 1775, William Evkbtok, to whom ahe was published
Oct 8, 1775. He was b. abt 1755, and d. of consumption, in
Westfield, May 23, 1787, e. 32.
She m. (2) Eu^ah Obiswold. He removed to Camden, N. Y.,
and died.
CHILDBEK BT FIB8T MABBIAGB BOBN IH WESTFIBLD.
6^. WUUam, b. Feb. 7, 1776; m. Eunice Loomis, and setUed in the
West parish of Westfield.
5428. Ikntghter, b. ; d. yoong.
6424. Waiter, b. Mch. 80, 1780; removed perhaps to Benson, Vt
5426. JamM, b. abt. 1782 ; m. , and remored to Londondeny ,
N. H.
5426. Mercy, b. abt 1784; d. Aug. 18, 1787, s. a
6427. Chariu, b. abt 1786; m. Dolly Williams, and settled in West-
field, Mass.
CWn.nBBN BT SBCOKD MABBIAOB.
6428. Emah, b. ; grad. 1820, at Union CoL, removed
to Qoincy, HI. ; and was there saperintendent of the Qoincy insti-
tute.
5429. ZiffiMfi, b. ; is sappoaed to hare settled in Camden.
ft984.
CoL Jacob Noble, s. of Jacob, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov.
28, 1759, and there d. Aug. 2, 1828, m. 68. He served duzingthe
American revolution, for six months, under Capt. Gray, and was
in the battle at Stone Arabia. Having taken part with the insnr-
gents in Shays rebellion, he took the oath of allegiance, Mch. 26,
1787.
He m. Nov. 29, 1792, Eumicb Mosklt, h. in Westfield, Oct 18,
1771, dau. of Aaariah and Miriam (Parsons) Moeely. She retained
her faculties to a wonderful degree until her deadi, which occur-
red June 13, 1856. m. 84.
OHZLDBXN BOBH IX wbstfzbld.
5480. ClaHaaa, b. Nov. 28, 1798; m. Joseph Aveiy.
5481. Jaoob Mo$dp, b. Jan. 18. 1797; m. Eliza Alderman.
5482. Soland, b. Oct 4, 1799; d. unm., in Westfield, Oct 25, 1819,
m. 50. He was a fanner.
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MUNCH OP LUKX. 591
5488. Aloena, b. Dec. 6, 1801; m. Dennis Hedges.
M84. Fidelia, b. Jan. 8, 1807; m. (1) F. Taylor; (2) F. Fowler.
MM.
Benjamin Nobls, a. of Jacob, was b. in Weetfield, Mass., May
13, 1762, and there d. Jan. 28, 1837, ». 74.
He m. Mabt SiKxa, b. in Springfield, Mass., Feb. 14, 1770, dau.
of Samuel Sikea. She d. in Westfield, June 25, 1857, ». 87.
CBILDBXN BOBN IN WB8TFIELD.
0485. Marif, b. Hay 89, 1797; m. Mch. 22, 1829, John McCartin, and
d. in Westfleld, Feb. 1, 1882, m. 84.
0486. ElkaheOi, b. Oct 2, 1801; d. in Westfleld, Not. 8, 1806, s. 6.
0487. Frarusk, b. Dec. 22, 1804 ; d. nnm. in Westfield, June 1, 1882, «. 27.
0488. WaUer, b. Dec. 24, 1807; m. Eliza Hoore, b. Dec. 22, , who
d. in Holyoke, liass. He Is a dyer, and resides, 1876, in Westfield.
Children. 1. Hary Jane, b. Apr. 18, 1881; 2. Davis, b. Hay 25,
1889; 8. Alexander L., b. 1842, m. Oct 19, 1861, Adelia N. Utrick,
and d. in Westfleld, Jan. 10, 1876.
rase.
Pbinobs Noblb, dau. of Jacob, was bapt in Westfield, liass.,
Sept 6, 1767.
She m. Feb. 10, 1791, Thomas Root, b. in Westfield, Sept 25,
1764, s. of Thomas and Abigail (Collins) Boot He removed to
New Durham, N. Y.
CBILDBXN.
0489. Boiamd, b. ; d. nnm.
6440. Olarma, b. ; m. Aaron Phelps, and removed to HI.
6441. BSU^, b. ; m. BuUer.
6442. Bmb^n, b. ; m.
6448. AjyoZ, b. ; m. ^ . /
FIFTH GENERATION AND OHILDBEN.
ra49.
David Nobli^ a. of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Apr.
20, 1756, and d. in Lewiston, Niagara Co., N. T., Sept 22, 1822,
tt. 66. He removed from Southwick to Rupert^ Vt, after the
death of hia first wife, returned again to Southwick, but removed
thenoe a second tdme, to Lewiston, Niagara Co., N. Y.
He m. (1) abt 1778, Sabah Bisino, to whom he was pub. Oct
12, 1778. She was b. in SufBeld, Conn., Apr. 4, 1754, dau. of
Benjamin and Lydia Bising. She d. in Rupert^ Dec. 24, 1795,
». 41.
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592 DK80KNDANT8 OF TBOKAB NOBLE.
He m. (2) Eukiob Crake of Bupert. She d. in Lewigton, N. Y.,
1849.
OHILDBSN BT Tmn ICABBIAOB.
6445. n§Pdoeia, b. 1779^ m. Erutus WUaon.
5446. David, b. 1781, in Southwick; d. In Rupert, Vt, 1787,
0.6.
5447. Ari^, b. May 18, 1788, in Saffleld, Conn.; d. unm., Dec. 19,
1808 0. 90.
54i8. Obed, b. 1787; m. SaUy AUen.
5449. Zfdfo, b. Feb. 96, 1791 ; m. OUver Rising.
5450. Damd, b. Oct 4, 1794; m. SophU Pfthner.
CHZLDBmi BT IBOOND KABBIAOB.
5461. Jfaria, b. June 8, 1799; m. 1819, John Muzzy.
5452. L(fma, b. Feb. 98, 1808; m. (1) J. Lindley; (9) R Morris.
Editha Noble, datt of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
bapt. in Weetfield, Mass., Nov. 12, 1758, and d. in Hebron, N. Y.,
Apr. 17, 1830, ». 71,
She m. abt. 1777, Nathaniel Muksok, to whom she was pub.
Dec. 13, 1777. He was b. abt. 1754, s. of Nathanid Munson,
who d. July 22, 1807, m. 77, and Sally Turner, who d. 1808. He
d. in Hebron, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1828, ». 74.
CULDBSN.
5458. yaihaniel, b. ; m. Dorcas Rogers, and is supposed lo
bave settled in Hebron, K. Y.
5454 Amuah, b. Aug. 8. 1782; m. Oct 92, 1801, Bamuel Livingstoo.
5455. Jod, b. Aug. 18. 1787; m. Feb. 99, 1807, Qynthia I^ggleston,
and d. May 5, 1889, sb. 51.
5456. Dtn'cai, b. Nor. 19, 1797; m. June 19, 1829, Abraham Barber,
and remored to Philadelphia, JeiferM>n Co., N. Y.
5467. Ann, b. May 98, 1808; m. Feb. 15, 1895, Solomon HsdsaU,
and settled In Champion, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
5458. BiOl^r), b. ; m. Robinson, and d. abt Nor.
4, 1814.
MM.
Luxe Noble, a. of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Feb.
24, 1761, and d. prob. in Rupert^ Vt., Aug. 9, 1848, sb. 87. He
was a soldier in the Revolutionary war, and was placed on the
pension roll, Apr. 22, 1833.
He UL 1782, Mabt MoClbabt, b. Nov. 24, 1744, dau. of Daniel
McCleary. She was brought up in Methuen, Mass. She d. Nov.
9, 1827, SB. 82.
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BRANCH OF LXTKC. 593
CHILDBBH.
5469. Mary, b. Feb. It, 1788; d. unm. in Rnpert, Feb. 8, 1848. s. 84.
5460. Patty, b. IM. 96, 1784; m. David Colton.
5461. LuMe, b. Jan. 81, 1786; m. Martha Sargent
5469. Jane, b. May 94, 1788; m. Sterling Sherman.
MM.
Mart Noblb, dau. of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Maaa., May
5, 1763, and d. in Salem, Meigs Co., O., Oct., 1847, «. 84.
She m. abt 1782, Samuel Eint of Southwick, Mass., or Suf-
field, Conn. In 1817, with his wife and all his children, except
Bathsheba, Anna, and Amasa, he removed to Salem, N. Y. He
d. Apr., 1836.
CBIUOBVH.
6468. BaMhOw, b. Oct. 18, 1788; m. abt. 1806, Abel CaldweU, and re-
sided for some years in Rupert, Vt, bat removed to Gonn., and d.
abt 1848, «. abt. 65.
5464. aamud, b. Dec. 92, 1784; m. abt. 1814, Mary Stebbins of Dor-
set. Vt.
5465. Mary, b. Oct 8, 1786; d. in Rapert, Vt, 1818, «. 97.
5466. Anna, b. Aug. 5, 1788; m. ' Barber of Oreenwich, and
remoTed to the west.
6467. Anuua, b. Dec. 9, 1790; m 1814, Nancy Bushec of Rupert, Vt,
and d. in Dubuque, Iowa, abt. 1840, e. abt. 50.
5468. EiUha, b. Sept 9, 1798; m. abt. 1898, , and d. in
Sa]em, O., Jan., 1888.
5469. PkOinaa, b. Oct 8, 1796; m .
5470. Hofrriet, b. Aug. 11, 1801; d. of cholera, in Gallia Co., O., Aug.,
1850, «. 48.
5471. Lueina, b. Dec. 81, 1808; d. in Wilkesrille, Vinton Co. , O., June,
1845.
ft9M.
CuMifiK Noble, b. of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Aug.
15, 1765, and d. in Antwerp^ N. T., probably from the effects of in-
juries received by falling from a load of wood, abt 1837, m, abt.
72.
He m. (1) Hankah Fbssman.
He m. (2) Mrs. Sallt Down, dan. of Israel Hay of Rupert, Yt.
OHZLDBXN BT IIBST ICABRIAGE.
5479. WaUam, b.
5478. Jfaei, b.
6474. Biuben, b. ; drowned in Batten Kill rirer in KewYoilL
5475. Henry, b.
5476. Mamnah, b.
cwn.mtinf bt sboond kabbiaob.
5477. Uwii, b.
5478. Jifhn, b.
5479. Ann, b. ; bl Issac Sprague of Antwerp, K. Y.
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ftSM.
AxKA NoBLB, daiL of Reuben, wee b. in Souihwick, Mmb., Sept
32, 1767, and d. Sept., 1851, m. 84.
Shem. JoNATBAH HA8Tmo8^ b. Jan. 17, 1765, ■. of Joeeph
Hmtings.
648a Jcmph, b. 17B8; m. 1811, Babmit Sheldon, end ram. to West
Rapert, Vt
648L Sarah, b. 1794; m. 1817, Benjemln Hennon, end ran. to Wii-
6488. Thsodocia,h. 1796; m. 1817, ZopherKelaon, end lettled near Graen
Bey, Wle.
6488. Jonathan, b. 1799; m. EUzebeth McKeUeps of Belem, K. T.
6484. Bmnan, b. 1801; d. in Rupert, Vt., 1808.
6485. Bman, b. 1804; m. 1880, Permelie Wright, end d. in Guttereu-
gui Co., K. T.
6486. ZMy V., b. 1808; m. 1888, Mary Teylor, end ran. to Rupert, Vt.
MM.
JsMDCA NoBLS, daiL of Reuben, wee b. in Southwick, Meee.,
bept July 22, 1770, in Weetfield, Maes., end d. in Oew^getehie, ^
St Lawrence Co., N. T., Jan. 29, 1843, m. abt. 72.
She UL Dec. 2, 1794, Zadoo Day, b. in Killingly, Conn., Oct
25, 1771, e. of Nathan Day. He ie euppoaed to have resided in
OreaTille, N. Y., Augusta, C. W., and Oswegatcbie, N. Y. He
d. in the last-named place, Apr. 10, 1836, m, 64.
6487. ITathan, b. Oct 8, 1705, in Gnmville, K. Y. ; m. (1) Dec. 18. 1817,
Ludnda Cook; (8) Jan. 4, 1848, Diana Eastman, and settled in Os-
wcgetchie, N. Y. He beceme blind in 184a
6488. Zadoe, b. Dec. 16, 1796, in Granville; m. Dec. 88, 1887, his cousin,
Diana Koble, and d. in Hich. abt. 1860, s. abt 54.
6489. A%, b. Sept 4, 1808, in Augusta, C. W.; m. Hay 88, 1884,
Daniel Pierce, end d. Feb., 1842, m, 89.
649a BiuUn, b. Jen. 18, 1804, in Augusts, C. W.; wee drowned July,
1849, m. 45.
6491. Bamuel, b. June 1, 1806, in Oswcgatchie; m. (L) 1888, Belly MciLl-
lister; (2) Nov., 1880, Persit Simmons, end removed to Vienna,
London District, 0. W.
BxuBBK NoBLB, B. of Boubon, wee b. in Southwick, Mass., Feb.
1, 1772. He removed in 1808, to Gouvemeur, St Lawxence Co.,
N.Y.
He m. May 1, 1796, Mabt Hale, b. Jan. 15, 1772, dan. of
Jamee Hale of Poultney, Vt She d. Mch. 18, 1842, ». 70.
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BBAKCH OF LVKB. 695
5492. JTafuy, b. Apr. 11. 1800; m. John Herithew.
5498. JBUMbeth, b. Apr. 4, 1902; m. Jodiua Heath.
5498a. /Mkina, b. Dec. 18, 1808; m. Dec. 28, 1627, her cousin. Z»doc
Day. She d. June 28, 1880. s. 26. Child. Betsey Pamela, b. Oct.
4» 1828.
5494. Zifman, b. Dec 8, 1808; m. 1882, Jennet Ford, and removed to
Rutland, N. Y. Child. Celeata Ann, b. July 28, 1885, in Oouv-
emeur, N. T.
5495. HentyJ„h, Jan. 5, 1811; m. 1884, Ann Hastings of Rupert. Vt,
and settled in Gouverneur, N. Y. Children. 1. Albert H., b. Jan.
28, 1888, d. July 29, 1840. m. 2; 2. William Henry, b. June 18,
1841; 8. Eugena Emmet, b. Sept 4, 1848; 4 Lucelia Emmogene,
b. July 26, 1849.
MS8.
Run NoBLB, dan. of Reuben, d. in Oo^yemenr, N. Y., 1845.
She m. abt. 1792, Isaac Nklsok. He resided in Rupert and
Sandgate, Vt, and Gonvemenr, N. Y., and d. in the latter place,
in 1847.
5496. JscMM, b. 1794, in Rupert, Vt; m. 1824, JPhiU Brown,
and settled in Gouremeur, N. Y.
5497. Margaret, b. 1796, in Rupert; m. 1881, Jesse Russell, and
d. in €k)UTemeur, 1846, m, 49.
5498. Hannah, b. 1798, in Rupert
5499. Van BenmUm, b. 1800, in Rupert; d. in Antwerp, K. Y., 1842,
0.42.
5600. Btyh$n, b. 1802, in Rupert; m. Hannah Gillet, and le-
moved to Osw^;o Co., K. Y.
5601. RiUh, b. 1804, in Rupert; m. 1884, Gideon Cook, and
lemored to Centreville, Oswego Co., K. Y.
5502. lAtiher, b. 1814, in Sandgate, Vt ; d. in Antweip, K. Y.,
1888, m. 24.
5608. Mary, b. 1817, in Sandgate; m. 1888, Alexander Fred-
ingburgh, and d. in Centrerille, K. Y.
MOl.
Moan NoBUE, a. of Moses, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Mch. 22,
1783, and d. of consumption, in Seville (Ouilford), Medina Co.,
0., Feb. 24, 1831, sb. 47. He was « a tall, dark man, with a high
forehead, and full black eyes," and was by trade a cooper. He
removed, in 1817, from Southwick to Westfield, Medina Co., 0.,
and in 1828, to Seville, 0.
He m. Jan. 25, 1811, Akk Hobmsb, to whom he waa pub.,
Nov. 18, 1810. She waa b. June 21, 1785, dau. of William and
Elisabeth (Barker) Hoemer of Hartford, Conn. She « waa a imall.
fair woman, with gray eyes and dark hair, of more than ordinary
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abilitj, of quick, lively temperament, alwmys cheerful in the midst
of trouble, a great reader, and fond of intelligent company.*' She
d. in Quilford, Dec 29, 1850, m. 65.
CHILDBXN.
5504. DaM, b. Jan. 9, 1818, in Bouthwick; an oraamental
painter, d. unm., in Noble Ranch, Shasta Co., Cal., Feb. 17, 1878,
0.60.
5606. Jfoiy, b. Dec. 7, 1815, in Bouthwick; there d. prob.
in 1816.
5506. Bmrif Hc$mer, b. Feb. 10, 1817, in Bouthwick; m. 1841, Elixa
Roes. He was a carpenter, and d. of a fever in Spring Prairie,
Wis., Oct. 7, 1848, tt. 86. No issue. His widow baa mairied
again.
5507. JfariaJ<mphins, b. July 8, 1880, in Weatfield, O.; m. Aug.,
I860, Ouy Stanhope, b. in New York city, 1880, a of March J.
and Corinna (May) Stanhope. He was a portrait painter, and d. in
New York city, Oct 89, 1860. She resides, 1877, in Seville, O.,
and is a teacher of drawing and painting. She was at one time
widely known as a newspaper correspondent No children.
550a Mark, b Mch. 1, 1882, in Westfleld, O.; there d.
prob. in 1882.
5509. L^dia Anna, b. May 89, 1884, in Westfleld, O. ; m. July 2,
1845, Nichol Wyckoir Ellis, b. July 8, 1845, a of Moses Ellis.
She was beautiful and accomplished, possessed a gentle and amiable
disposition, and was universally beloTcd. She d. without issue,
in SeviUe, O., Jan. 18, 1849, «. 84. Mr. Ellis resided, 1856, in
Clayton City, la. He m. (2) Sarah Smith.
MM.
RoTAL NoBLB, s. of Asa^ was b. in Westfleld, Mass., May 20,
1774, and d. in Manlius, Onondaga Co., N. Y., June 29, 1841, m.
67. He removed first to Hinsdale, Mass., and thence, in 1804, to
Manlius, N. T. He was a farmer.
He m. Not. 25, 1795, Rxbboca Allbn, b. Nov. 22, 1779, dau.
of Justus Alien of Suffield, ConiL She d. in Manlius, N. Y., Mch.
31, 1864, m. 84.
5510. Skpda, b. Jan. 82, 1796, in Westfleld; m. Reuben Franklin,
and removed to Green Spring, O. She d July 8, 1888, e. 42.
Children. 1. Rebecca; 2. Catherine; 8. Jerome; and five others,
whose names are unknown.
5511. A$enaih, b Nov. 16, 1798; m. David Wilcox.
5511a. Maria, b. Apr. 8, 1800; m. David Hoag.
5511d. Edmund, b. Aug. 84, 1802, in Hinsdale, Mass. ; m. Catherine
Foot. He d in Eirkville (Manlius), Mch. 12, 1875, «. 72. She d.
Dec, 1861. No children.
5518. JOMa Ourtk, b Aug. 80, 1805; m. Magdalen Foole.
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BRANCH OF LUUB. 597
Hbman Noblb, s. of Asa, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept. 25,
1775, and there d. Oct 29, 1832, m. 57.
He m. (1) Nakct Sackbt, b. in Westfield, Mass., Sept. 20,
i^75, dau. of Abner and Rhoda Sacket. She d. Mch. 7, 1796,
». 20.
He m. (2) Aug, 10, 1797, Sallt Sackbt, dau. of Asher Sacket.
She d. May 15, 1826, m, 57.
CHILD BT VIRBT MABRXAeS.
5618. Oeorge, b. Mch. 2, 119^; m. Hannah Lairabee.
CHILDRBH BT BBCOKD MARRIAGE.
6514. Elua, b abt. 1802; d. Jan. 16, 1826, e. 28.
6615. Jame$, b. ; m. Henrietta Dewey.
6616. Henry, • b. ; m. , and removed to Mich.
6617. Marjf Ann, b ; m. Not. 14. 1888, Jehlel Shepard.
Children. 1. Romalne; 8. Maiy ArTilla; 8. Leroy Winslow.
6618. Kaney, b. abt. 1807; d. unm., in Westfield, July 27 or 28,
1856, s. 49.
6619. Cla/rii$a, b. Dec. 8, 1812; m. James Banford Moore, b. Aug. 8,
1806, s. of Jabes Moore. Children. 1. James Augustus, b. Jan.
20, 1840; 2. Eugene Dwight, b. Aug. 9, 1814, d. Feb. 12. 1846, c. 6
mos. ; a Ella Frances (adopted) b. Dec. 12, 1846.
6620. Praneii, b. ; remored to Qereland, O.
MM.
Sarah Noblb, dau. of Asa^ was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan. 13,
1785, and there resided in 1852.
She m. Mch. 13, 1814, Abahkl BrsH, b. in Westfield, May 26,
1788, B. of Aaron Bush. He d. June 16, 1839, sb. 50.
6621. Luke, b. Dec. 1, 1814; m. Laura Alderman.
6682. Mary, b. Dec. 80, 1816; m. May, 1842, Hon. Thomas Kneil of
Westfield. He has been State senator, and Is now, 1877, postmaster
of Westfield.
6628. AmeUa, b. June 21, 1818; m. Mch. 2, 1861, Abraham Crary of
Westfield.
6624 Beth, b. May 4, 1820; m. Jan., 1847, Lucy Ann Kellogg.
6526. Aedhd, b. June 16, 1824; remoTed to Oregon.
6626. BOmund, b Apr. 4, 1829.
M97.
PoLLT Noblb, dau. of Asa, was b. in Westfield, abt. Apr., 1793,
and xemoTed to Ballston, N. T.
Shem. Sept 6, 1812, EDMirin) Hubbbll.
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«t9. MaryJt^me.
b.
553a Jtota ^fiii.
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56S1. i^MC
b.
558S. AmA,
b.
6588. 7Miiet.
b.
5084. Jftnerm,
b.
; midet, 1876, in BftlUton 9pringi.
LrKK Noble, s. of Luke, was K m Pajtsfield, Misb., Apr. 7,
1777, and there d. Nov. 10 or 11, \K%, m. 7ft. He was a jeweler.
He m. Dec 9, 1802. his cooam, Joakka Nash, b. in Oreat Bar*
xington, JJaas., July 17, 1780, dan. of Joaiab and Rboda (Noble)
Naah. She d. in Great Barriogton, while there on a viait^ Sept.
25, 1852. e. 72.
CHILDBSX BOBS DC PiriafflBLB.
^5d5. Skrman SUrm^, b. Jan. 9, 1804; nnm., was by trade a printer, and
in 1888, caublished a paper in Manchester (now Taaoo CityX IOsb.,
but finding the location unhealthy, sold out and rennnred to Water-
town, N. T., where he publidied the WoMninth Beputer nntfl
Jnne, 1848. He then went bsck to Mias., but retained. In 1847, to
Wstcrtown, and csublished the Jovmal, which he published nntfl
1850. He then went to Calif omis, but d. on Bis retnm of yellow
fever, in VicfcsbaiK, Miss. . Sept. 18. 1858, m. 49. He wss sn honest,
high-minded man, and most sppreciated by those who knew him
best As a printer, he stood foremost in the crsft. As s friend, he
was steadfast and warm-hearlsd.
5688. WUMam Senrg, b. Nov. 15. 1806; m. Ann McConnell.
6587. Sophia Soot, b. Aug. 81,1800; d. in Pittsfield, Jnne 98, 1818,
c. 8.
Chablottb Noblb, dau. of Luke, wasb. in Pittafield, Mass., Oct
20, 1779, and d. in Clinton, N. Y., Dec. 7. 1871, e. 92.
She m. prob. in 1 798, pab. July, 1 798, Dbkkib Catux. s. of Dr. Abd
and Dolly (Seymour) Catlin, b. in Litchfield, Conn., Mch. 15, 1777.
He atadied medicine for a time with hia father, but afterwards was
n ahoemaker, and removed, in 1813, to Clinton, N. Y., where he
d. Ang. 15, 1841, ». 84.
5588. Bdrriei, b. in Pittafield; d. nnm., in Clhiton,
N. Y., Feb. 6, 1878.
5689. Luke KotU, b. ; m. (1) Phils Amelia Edwards; (2)
Cornelis Brown. He wss a ahoemaker, and d. May 10, 1881.
6540. J%Ua Ann, b. Oct 16, 1807, in Pittsfield; m. Matthew Pstter-
son BeU, who resides, 1877, in Norwalk, Conn.
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BBANCH or LUKE. 599
5541. Dennis, b. 6epi. 25, 1809; m. Diantfaa Daniels. He was a
shoemaker, and d. May 16, 1868, s. 58.
5543. JSMftfy, b. ; d. unm., in Clinton, Ma}' 17,
1885.
5548. Emilif, b. ; in Clinton, N. Y. ; m. Feb. 22,
1840, John Augustus Sturtevant, a carpenter, in Pittsfield, Mass.
5544. Andrefc Jack$<m,'b. July 2, 1820: m. Sarah Morse, and is a shoe-
maker in Clinton, N. Y.
5545. i9;ynm ^^STfiMHtr, b. Mcb. 12. 1822; m. May 80, 1861, Emerette
Augusta Glentz, and is, 1877, a harness-maker in Pittsfield, Mass.
5546. Chftrlaffe, b. ; m. Jan., 1845, Josiah B. Brown,
a stage driver and stage owner in Clinton, N. Y. Bhe d. in Oneida,
N. Y.
5547. Herman Henry, b. Nov. 4, 1826; d. in Clinton, N. Y., Aug. 29.
1847, s. 90.
Dabius Noble, b. of Ithamar, was b. is Pittsfield, Mass., Oct.
2, 1789, and d. in Freedom, Portage Co., 0., June 4, 1870, m.
80. He was taken, in infancy or childhood, to Benson, Vt, where
he resided until October, 1 834, when he removed to Windham, 0^
and thence, in 1885, to Freedom, O. He was a farmer. From an
obituary notice, which appeared in the Portage County Democrat^
we extract the following:
"Mr. Noble was a kind and indulgent parent, an affectionate and
beloved husband, and a true Christian. He was greatly respected by all
his friends and acquaintances, and was one of nature's true and genuine
men, In whose footsteps any age and countiy might be proud to walk.
He was amiable in his disposition, kind in his temperament, and obliging
in his deportment to all who came within the circle of his daily inter-
course."
He m. (1) Dec. 29, 1814, Anka Mbacham, b. in Benson, Vt,
Apr. 6, 1 794, dau. of Joseph and Catharine (Sherwood) Meacham.
[Joseph Meacham, b. in Williamstown, Mass., Oct. 7, 1767, is sup-
posed to have been murdered at the South, many years prior to
1828. He m. Dec. 22, 1791, Catherine Sherwood, b. in Norwalk,
Conn., Apr. 16, 1769, who d. in Benson, Vt,*Sept. 7, 1828, e. 59.]
She d. Aug. 7, 1837, e. 44.
He m. (2) Oct 11, 1838, Mrs. Elbcta Pobtbb, b. in Williams-
burg, Mass., Apr. 19, 1788, dau. of Skiff. She m. (1)
Dr. David Porter of Worthington, Mass.
ohildbbh bt hbbt kabbiaob BOBB IV bbnsok.
0548. PkOoBoct, b. Apr. 8, 1816; m. Mary Earle.
/»49. Biephenlihamair, b. Nov. 8, 1817; m. (1)M. M. Harrison; (2)£. £.
Porter.
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600 DUCKVDAJTTS OF THQKAB WOBUB.
5550. WaUam 8kerwood,h. Nov. 10, 1819; m. ClariMa £. Wadswortb.
5551. Roland Darius, b. Feb. 12, 18^; m. Ellen H. Bingbam.
5652. RoyalJimph, b. May 15, 1824; m. Busan M. DeLong.
5558. Jaatm Crpfoai, b. Apr. 20, 1826; m. Julia 8. Searl.
5554. Esnrjf Janus, b. Apr. 21, 1828; m. Cordelia A. Smitb.
5555. Sarah Ann. b. Feb. 10, 1884; d. in Freedom, O.. Jan. 10. 1886.
5656. Volney MsaeKam, b. May 20, 1887; m. Barab £. Hitcbcock.
Laubaka Noble, dao. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Haas.,
Feb. 19, 1774, and d. in Middlebury, Vt., Apr. 27, 1854, n. 80.
She m. May 26, 1793, Shllmak Dewet, b. Jnly 1, 1773, a. of
Enoch and Martha (Foote) Dewey. He was a fanner, and d. in
Middlebury, Vt, June 21, 1841, n. 67.
6557. Enoek, b. Sept. 28, 1798, in Westlield; m. Dec. 17, 1820, Sally
Cusbman, and settled in Middlebury.
5558. Pomdia, b. Mcb. 15, 1795. in Middleboiy; m. Dec. 1, 1815, Jonaa
Matthews, and removed to Berlin, Huron Co., O.
5559. LotfUa, b. May 21, 1796; m. Jan., 1824. Daniel Morton, and
settled in Middlebuiy. Vt.
5560. WaUam, b. Apr. 80. 1796; m. Apr. 6. 1820. Harriet B. Wads-
wortb. and settled in Middlebury. Vt
5561. NMe, b. May 15, 1800; d. Bept 11, 1802, s. 2.
5562. Jacob, b. Not. 80. 1802; m. (1) Not. 25, 1882, Welthine Caro-
line Smith; (2) June 21, 1888, Mahala Cass Messer. He settled in
Middlebury.
5568. anUman, b. Not. 29, 1804; m. Not. 22. 1881, Caroline Matthews,
and settled in East Troy, Walworth Co.. Wis.
5564. MaryAnn,}}, Oct 17, 1809; m. Mch.. 1887, Schuyler MilU. and
remoTed to New HaTen, Vt
6665. Martha, b. June 80. 1811 ; m. Dec. 1, 1887, Daniel Bennett, and
settled in Middlebury.
SoFHiA Noble, dau. of Samuel, was b. in Weatfield, Maaa., Oct.
13, 1777, and d. Mch. 22, 1844, m, 66.
She m. Not. 1, 1810, Aabok Kino, a. of Silaa King. He waa a
oupenter.
ohildbbr.
6566. B$uhM, b. June 6, 1812; unm., went abt 1848, to Mexico.
6567. Sarah, b. Dec 22, 1818; d. c. 2.
556a Sarah, b. July 5, 1815; m. 1884, Homer Austin of Suffleld,
Conn.
5569. Samuel NoUe, b. Mch. 16, 1818; d. Dec. 90, 188-, s. 15.
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BRANCH OF LUKX. 601
Nanct Noble, dau. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Maes., Apr.
9, 1783, and, in 1851, resided in Chicopee, Mass.
She xn. Dec. 13, 1806, Erastus Breweb, a farmer of Spring-
field, Mass. He d. Dec. 11, 1839.
CHELDREK.
5670. Eunice A., b. Nov. 18, 1807; UDm., in 1851.
6571. JVam^ Maria, b. Sept. 9, 1809; unm., in 1851.
6572. Jothtia, b. June 12, 1810; m. (1) Oct., 1840, HarrietPaine;
(2) Dec, 1832, Emmeline Mills, and removed to Collinsville, Conn.
5578. Hartey, b. Aug. 10, 1812; m. Nov. 6, 1889, Julia White,
and removed to Boston. Mass.
6574. Edvoin, b. 1818; m. Mch. 26, 1837, Abigail £.
Smith, and removed to Springfield.
6575. Bamud N., b. June 1, 1815; m. Sept. 22,1844, Marietta Allen,
and settled in Westfleld.
5576. Helen Lama, b. Jan. 4, 1818; m. Oct. 26, 1846, William Brack-
ett, and removed to New York city.
6577. SoUmon. b. May 24, 1820; d. Mch. iO, 1821, c. 9 mos.
6578. Martha Smith, b. Sept. 29, 1821 ; m. May 28, 1842, Edwin Brown,
and removed to Orient, Long Island.
6579. Charlotte NotiU, b. Oct 9, 1828; d. unm., Sept. 29, 1840, n. 25.
5580. Eliia AdeUne, b. Aug. 24, 1826; m. Feb., 1850, Heniy Hack.
5581. Solomon Etnereon,h. Mch. 4, 1830; resided, 1852, io Chicopee, Mass.
MS9.
Samuel Noble, s. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb.
21, 1785, and d. in West Springfield, Mass., June 26, 1847, as. 62.
He removed to Middlebury, Vt., about 1818, and thence, in Mch.,
1822, to West Springfield, Mass. From 1834-37, he was a select-
man, and from 1835-37, a representative in the legislature of Mas-
sachusetts. He was a farmer and blacksmith.
He m. (1) Nov. 27, 1808, Mart Smith, who d. in Middlebury,
Vt, Aug. 11, 1821, n. 38.
He m. (2) Feb. 5, 1822, Mrs. Fannt Kobtok, b. in Middletown,
Conn., June 8, 1797, dau. of Charles and Mary (Sears) Hubbard.
She m. (1) June 1, 1816, Horace Norton of Agawam, Mass., who
d. May 1, 1820, e. 25.
CIIIU>BEH BT nOOKD MABBIAOB BOBH III WEST SPRIKOFIELD.
6582. Martf Smith, b. May 25, 1823 ; m. May 22, 1844, John Barker
Cooper, b. Oct. 14, 1819, a of John and Catherine (Barker) Cooper.
He is, 1876, a farmer in Agawam, Mass. Children. 1. Martha
Noble, b. Apr. 6, 1845, m. Beth Noble Bennett, a farmer; 2. Mary
Elizabeth, b. Apr. A, 1849, m. Andrew Jesse Todd, a farmer.
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5668. JfariKa Ann, b. Aug. 88. 18S5; d. in West Springflald, July
94or85, 1844, cia
8684. FhtmemSOen, b. Hay 28, 1888; n. Hay 88, 1848, SuBoel
TiyoB, b. in Westfldd. Mtm., May 80, 1888, s. of Chmries aad Abi-
gail C^rown) Tryon. He ia a dealer in dgan. Children b. in West-
field. 1. Franoes Emma, b. Apr. 1, 1849, m. July 8, 1878, Ricfaard
Fox ; 8. Samuel Eben, b. Not. 88, 1851, and d. Nor. 80. 1878; 8. Louia
Koble, b. Aug. 10, 1857; 4. Charles Lincoln, b. Not. 87, 1880; 5.
Joaeph William, b. Apr. 18, 1863.
5585. JiiUa Buka, b. Oct 88, 1880; m. Oct. 28, 1854, Robert
Emmet Cooper, a. of and Maiy Cooper. He is, 1876, a
plumber in Springfield, Haas. ChOdren. 1. Robert Henry, b. 6q»t.
88, 1855; 8. George Fernando, b. Aug. 6, 1857.
5586. S$miramifJp$epkine,h. Apr. 80,1889; m. June 5, 1880, William
Harrison Foote, b. in Southwick, Mass., Jan. 15, 1888, a. of Har-
riaon and Lucy (Wilcox) Foote. He ia, 1876, in the clothing busi-
ness in Wesdield, Mass. No children.
Jabxd Noblb, b. of Samuel, was b. in Weatfield, Mass., Dec 23
or 20, 1786, and d. Dec. 1, 1859, m. 72. From Weatfield, he
removed first to Lowville, N. T., and thence to ClayUm, Jeffer-
son Co., N. Y. He was a tanner and shoemmker.
He m. Aug. 26, 1809, Sally Nichols, b. Dec. 3. 1788 or 1787.
dau. of Asaph Nichols of SufBeld, Conn. She d. in Watertown,
N. y., Apr. 19, 1866.
CHILDBEK BOBK IK WSSTPIELD.
5687. J^ankKn, b. Feb. 8, 1818; m. Maria L. Scott
568a IfdMi. b. Feb. 8, 1814; d. Apr. 18, 1818, m. 5.
AueuBTUB Noblb, a. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, MaaSw, Apr.
25, 1789, and removed to Windsor, Aahubuk Co., O. He was an
engineer.
Hem. Nov., 1814, Hxlbn Fbauck of Schenectady, N. Y., b. Aug.
16, 1794.
5569. Hirmm, b. Sept. 18, 1815; m. Feb. 1, 1844, Ursula Ann
Loomia, b. Oct 8, 1828, dau. of Elisur and Abana (HoloMnb)
Loomia, of Windaor, O. ChUdren. 1. Ann Jennet^ b. July9. 1846;
9L Almedia, b. Dec. 80, 1849; 8. Helen Ursula, b. Jan. 14, 1858;
4. Evelyn Harriet, b. Aug. 14, 1854.
5690. B0kn Louua, b. Not. 19,' 1817.
5691. Gttn^e WoMnffton, b. Oct 8, 1881; m. Ocl. 80, 1847, Ckroline
Amelia Perkina, dau. of Ambrose Feitins of Middlefidd, O. Chil'
dren. 1. Emily Louisa, b. Not. 4. 1848; 8. Ftmnklin Auguatua, b.
May 80, 186a
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BRAKCH OF LUKK. 603
5592. Jane Ann, b. July 11, 1825; m. Apr. 20, 1852, SerenoGil-
lett Loomis, b. Apr. 24, 1821, b. of Elisur and Abana (Holcomb)
Loomis. He resides In Windsor, O. Children. 1. Ella Jane, b.
May 9, 1853, m. Apr. 7, 1874, Alba J. Case; 2. Edwin Bereno, b.
Apr. 6, 1855; 8. Alice Mary, b. Apr. 18, 1858; 4. Alison Noble, b.
Feb. 16, 1860; 5. Harriet Newell, b. Dec. 80, 1807.
5698. Samuel, b. Apr. 19, 1882.
5594. Franklin, b. July 12, 1885; m. Oct. 22, 1857, Harriet
Carpenter of Windsor, O.
SiBOUT Carlton Noblb, s. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 5, 1791, and d. in Jackson. Mich., abt. 1864, m, abt. 73. He
was a macbinist. He resided for a time in Springfield, Mass., but
in 1843 removed to Ann Arbor, Mich.
He m. Lois PmcLPa, dau. of Oliver Phelps of Westfield. Shed,
iiii Springfield, Mass., Dec., 1854, m. 60.
CHQiDBEK.
6595. CfhaHee Phelpe, b. Oct. 28, 1815, in Springfield; m. Oct 18, 1885.
Philura Jane Pease, b. in Enfield, Conn., May 21, 1816, dau. of
Oaius and PhUura (Ames) Pease. He was a locomotive engineer,
and engineer in the fire department in Chicago, 111., where he died
from injuries received from a horse, Aug. 28, 1866, m. 50. Mrs. C.
P. Noble resides, 1878, in Thompsonville (Enfield), Conn. Children.
1. Ann Eliza, b. Apr. 7, 1886, in Springfield; m. (1) Oct. 9, 1865.
Edward Whittier, b. in Andover, Mass., 1821, s. of Nsthaniel and
Hannah Whittier. He was a printer in Rockville (Vernon), Conn.
He d. Jan. 19, 1866; (2) July 29, 1869, Benjamin Bennett, b. in Fos-
ter, K I., Nov. 18, 1820, s. of Arnold and Betsey Bennett. He was
an agent for a paper mill, and d. in Windsor, Conn., Feb. 14, 1875.
She has had no children. She resides, 1878, in Thompsonville, Conn.
2. Henry, b. July 2, 1888, in Springfield, was killed by stepping
through the cars in Elmira. N. T., Jsn. 28, 1858, se. 14; 8. John 0.
P., b. Mch. 19, 1842, in Hartford, (^nn., served in the Civil war,
and was killed in Murfreesborough, Tenn., June 6, 1868, c. 21; 4.
Fhmk, b. Apr. 27, 1844, in Springfield, d. Sept. 20, 1845, c. 1; 6.
Fhmk C. P., b. May 2, 1847, m. Aug 18, 1872, Joanna M. English,
b. in New York city, Jan. 14, 1854. [Children bom in Chicago. 1.
Child, b. July 6, 1878, d. the same day; 2. Lilley Jane, b. Oct. 8,
1874; 8. Walter Heniy, b. May 17, 1876.] He resides, 1878, in Chi-
cago, and is a brakeman and switchman on the raibroad.
6696. Jfofy SmUh, b. ; m. 1840, William Porter Addison.
She d. Oct, 1844. He removed to New Haven, Conn. Children.
1. William Porter, b. 8ept.,1841, d. ; 2. Maiy Ann, b. Dec, 1848,
d.; 8. Maiy'Ann, b.
5597. Samael Wetiey, b. Apr. 16, 1819, in Springfield, Mass. ; m. Dec 81,
1888, Ahnenia Maria Badger, b. in Coventry, Conn., Dec. 21, 1819,
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dftu. of Enoch and Betsey (Nsah) Badger, and resided in Springfield.
Mass., New Hayen, and Birmingham, Conn., and Bpringfidd, Maes.
He was a forger of gun locks. He d. in New York city, abt. 1808.
[His wife having obuined a divorce from him, Oct. 1859, m. (2)
. Nov. 17, la'id, Charles Wright, b. in Eeenc, K. H.. June 2, 1835,
s. of Caleb and Betsey (Hueland) Wright, and resides, 1877, in
Keene, N. H. He is a farmer.] Children. 1. Wilber Wesley, b.
Sept. 6, 1889, in Springfield, Mass. He served in the Civil war, for
three years, in Co. F, 10th Reg. Moss. Vols., and afterward enlisted,
for one year, in Mass. Heavy Artillery. At last account he resided,
unm., in New Haven, Conn., and was a gunsmith; 2. Ellen Maria,
b. Jan. 20, 1841, in Springfield; m. Jan. 26, 1864, Daniel Bingham,
b. in Chaplin. Conn.. Aug. 80, 1886, s. of William and aarissa
(Sessions) Bingham. He is, 1877, a farmer in Chaplin. [Children
bom in Chaplin. 1. Charles Arthur, b. Feb. 22. 1865, d. Mch. 14,
,1876, c. 10; 2. Jennie Maria, b. June 18, 1866, d. Oct 27, 1870, c.
4; 8. Willie Everett, b. Nov. 80. 1867; 4. Clinton Wilber, b. Aug.
80, 1869; 6. Berton Wesley, b. Aug. 14. 1871; 6. Mary Elizabeth, b.
July 81, 1875.] 8. Kate Badger, b. Aug. 21, 1842, in Springfield, m.
Jan. 2. 1862, Preston B. Sibley, b. inEastford, Conn., June 25, 1840,
s. of Samuel and Rhoda (Preston) Sibley. He is, 1877, a carpenter
and Joiner in Eastford. [Children born in Eastford. 1. Lewis
Preston, b. July 25, 1869; 2. Fred Samuel, b. Apr. 11, 1873; 8.
Mar}' Maris, b. Dec. 24, 1875.] 4. Mar}- Elizabeth, b. Sept. 8, 1844,
in New Haven, Conn., and there d. Mch. 12, 1848. ip. 8; 5. Jane
Josephine, b. Mch. 18, 1847, in Birmingham, Conn., m. Apr. 2,
1867, Alfred Chase, b. in Keene, N. H., Oct. 15, 1840, son of
Stephen and Louisa (Dickinson) Chase. He resides, 1877, in Nashua,
N. H., and is a market-gardenen. [Children bom in Nashua. 1.
Stephen, b. Feb. 2, 1867; 2. Maria Almena, b. Sept. 29, 1878.] 6.
Lewis Cass, b. Oct 21, 1848. in Springfield, Mass., a machinist,
resides, 1877, in Westfield, Mass.
5698. (kurUon,
b.
; d. SB. 2.
6099. Jane Maria,
b.
; d. young.
0600. OarUon,
b.
; d. young.
»M8.
Edmund Noble, b. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, MaaSw, May
5 or 6, 1793, and there d. Oct 28, 1848, m. 55. He was a farmer.
He m. Apr. 16, 1821, J^xna Chapik, b. in West Springfield,
Maw., Feb. 4, 1794, dau. of Oeoige Cbapin. Shed. Apr. 4, 1851,
n. 57.
CHILDBXN.
5601. Edmund, b. Dec. 20, 1822; m. Not. 8, 1047, Maiy J. Moore,
and remored to Sonthwick, Mass. Children. 1. Heniy, b. Sept. 15.
1848, d. Sept. 5, 1870, m, 22; 2. Martha Ann, b. Feb. 82, 1851; 8.
£dwin, b. Jan. 10, 1855, d. Dec 6, 1856.
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BRANCH OF LUKX. 605
(MI02. Ewrriet, b. Mch. 18, 1825; m. a) Hay 16, 1844. Lovewell E.
Smith; (2) Apr. 81, 1850, WOaon Dreppard. Child. Belle, b. Oct.
18, 1855.
6608. JnUa Ann, b. Feb. 1, 1827; m. Apr. 21, 1850, JosephD. Bart-
lett ChOd. Alice, b. Feb. 11, .1861.
6604. FUZf, b. Sept 17, 1829; m. May 20, 1852, Cordelia L.
Cowles, b. abt 1829, dau. of Orrin and Lucretia Cowles. He re-
dded in Weatfleld. and there d. Jan. 24, 1872, «. 42. Children. 1.
Viola Cordelia, b. July 19, 1858; 2. EUen L., b. Feb. 20, 1855.
5605. Jame$ Chopin, b. Dec 27, 1881; m. Apr. 6, 1856, Mary J. Foster,
dau. of Benjamin and Mary Foster of Sdienectady, N. Y. He
remoyed to Penn Yan, N. Y., but d.*in Weatfield, Maaa., Jan. 11,
1874, n. 42. ChOd. Mary OaceUe, b. July 8, 1857, d. Oct. 22, 1857.
6606. TorryS., b. May 27, 1884; m. Sept. 19, 1865, Mn. Harriet
£. Wilson, b. in West Boylston, Mass.,. abt. 1888, dau. of Elisha
and Rebecca Wheeler. He is, 1875, a whip-maker in Westfield.
6607. Martha Woieo&, b. Nov. 18, 1886; m. Feb. 8, 1858, Walter Brass, b.
abt 1827, a of Jared and Lydia Brass of Westfleld. Children. 1.
Fhmklin Walter, b. Feb. 10, 1854; 2. Ann Elisabeth, b. Dec. 19,
1857.
6608. EOm, b. June 18, 1841.
Chablotte Noblb, dau. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Apr. 10, 1795. From her, in the first effort to ttace the genealogy
of the Noble family, we receiyed more assistance than from any
other person in Westfield. She still, 1876, resides in Westfield,
being the sole sunriyor of a family of thirteen children.
She m. Jan. 2, 1850, Dea. Martin Tinker, b. in Westfield,
Mass., July 1, 1778, s. of Vartin and Mary Tinker. He was a
deacon in the Baptist church, in Westfield, and d. Jan. 3, 1854,
m. 75.
OHXLDRXH,^-none.
Oborox Wabhinoton Noblb, s. of Samuel, was b. in Westfield,
Mass., Aug. 6, 1798, and there d. Not. 9, 1871, m. 73. He was a
farmer, and resided one mile west of Morley*s bridge, in West-
field, on his father's homestead, near the County bridge.
He m. Dec. 2, 1824, Mabala Loomu, b. Aug. 13, 1799, dau. of
Justus and Tryphena (Ehner) Loomis, of Westfield.
OHXLDBXN BOBN IX WXSTFIBLD.
6609. George WaMngUm, b. Aug. 88, 1827; m. July 1, 1847, Elvira 8.
Welles, dau. of Isaac Welles of Woodbury, Yt He d. Aug. 25,
1850. Children. 1. Elwyn Nelson, b. Feb. 9, 1848; 2. George
Bugene, b. June 7, 1849.
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5610. AmsUa Maria, b. Aug. 88, 1829; m. Jul 6, 1858, Arlington
E. Upson, b. abt. 1827, s. of Samuel and Sophia Upaon of West-
field.
6611. SamndBenr^, b. Sept 4, 1881; m. Aug. 19, 1862, Elisabeth
Susan Hiddleton. He removed to Vernon Springs, Howard Co.,
Iowa. Children. 1. Irena Lizzie, b. Not. 6, 1855, d. Feb. 14,
1866; 2. Arthur Heniy, b. Mch. 10, 1857; 8. GeoiKe W.; 4. Ed-
ward T.
5612. John Wedsif, b. Aug. 4. 1888; m. . He d. in West-
field, Jan. 80, 1867, m, 88.
5618. Thomoi KiUogg, b. July 18, 1885; m. Sept. 7, 1859, Ellen C.
Osborne, b. in Westfield, abt. 1841, dau. of Riley D. and Eliza Os-
borne. He d. in Westfield, July 25, 1865, n. 80.
5614. Joseph OObert, b. Not. 28, 1887. He is, 1878, a merchant in
Westfield, and was elected, 1877, a repreeenutiye to the Mass.
legislature.
5615. Jo$epMne CharioUe, b. Feb. 22, 1840.
5616. JuHa AuguHa, b. June 2, 1842.
5W6.
Ltdia Noblb, dau. of Solomon, was b. in Chester, Mass., Dec.
28, 1785, and d. in Onondaga, N. Y., Mch. 31, 1855, e. 69.
She m. Sept. 9, 1804, Hon. Daniel Moselt, b. Feb. 25, 1786, a.
of Pliny and AbigaU (Chapin) Mosely. He graduated at Wil-
liams College, 1806, read law with Joshua Forman of Ouondaga
Hollow, N. T., commenced practice, 1810, in Onondaga, N. Y.
He was a member of the State legislature, clerk of Onondaga
county, and for many years a judge of the seventh circuit, per-
forming bis duties with the utmost fidelity. He d. in Onondaga,
Oct. 3, 1851, m. 65.
OHILDRBN.
5617. 7bl0ott, b. July 7, 1805, in Westfield; d. in Onondaga,
July 4, 1810, SB. 4.
56ia Jane, b. June 82, 1807, in Westfield; there d. Jan. 29,
1808, s. 7 mos.
5619. Dania TkOoaU, b. Not. 9, 1810, in Onondaga; m. Oct 11, 1886,
Maria L. Gibbs. and resides. 1877, in Skeneateles, N. Y. He is a
lawyer.
6620. Jamu Socket, b. Feb. 9, 1812, in Onondaga; m. June 8 or 4.
1862, Ellen Worthington, and resides, 1877, in Humbolt Bay, Gal.
He is a merchant
5621. Jane Ann, b. Aug. 19, 1818, in Onondaga; m. Apr. 24, 1882,
Charles J. Judd, and d. in Warsaw, N. T., Sept 4, 1852, c. 89.
5622. WiXUam Tudor, b. Aug. 28, 1815, in Onondaga; m. June 80, 1852,
Angeline L. Head, and d. in Onondaga, Feb. 11, 1876, e. 60. He
was a grocer.
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M28. OharUi Whiting, b. Mck 17. 1817, in Onondaga; m. Feb. 2, 1842,
Jane Curtiss, and d. in Onondaga, Jan. 19, 1877, c 59. He was a
fanner.
5624. Lu^ Annstte, b. Aug. 27, 1818, in Onondaga; m. (1) May, 1887,
Joehua R Sabine; (2) 1844, Joseph C. Spencer, a merchant, and d.
in Syracuse, N. Y., Oct. 17, 1847, m. 29.
5625. Mary EUMobeth, b. Apr. 27, 1824, in Onondaga; m. (1) Sept. 28,
1846, James Turner, a druggist in Vernon, N. Y.; (2) Jan., 1848,
Eugene Forman. He is, 1877, a lawyer, in Syracuse, N. Y.
Glabissa Noble, dau. of CoL Jacob, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Not. 23, 1793, and there d. Not. 13, 1865, m. 71.
She m. May 27, 1819, Joseph Sheldon Avbbt, b. Dec. 1, 1793,
8. of Jonathan and Mary Avery of Hartford, Conn. He was a
blacksmith in Westfield, and there d. Apr. 23, 1851, n. 57.
CHILDBXK BOBH IX WESTFIELD.
0626. JOitabeth, b. Mch. 29, 1820; m. May 25, 1841, Elisha Talmadge^
a shoe-dealer. She resides, 1878, in Westfield.
0627. John, b. Oct. 1, 1821; m. (1) Aug. 11, 1844, Rebecca Han
cock; (2) Sept, 1867, Mary Day Bush, and Ib, 1878, a brick-manu
f acturer in Westfield.
0628. Eunice Ann, b. Sept 8, 1828; m. Aug. 8, 1848, Stephen Munson.
They reside, 1878, in Albany, K. Y.
• 0629. Zauiia, b. May 28, 1826; m. (1) Nov. 0, 1851, Samuel Fanner
of Marysville, CaL ; (2) Volney Stowe, a farmer, of Granyille, Mass.,
where both reside, 1878.
M81.
Jaoob Moselt Noble, b. of CoL Jacob, was b. in Westfield,
Mass., Jan. 13, 1797, and there resides, 1878, about one-fourth
of a mile south of the green. He ia a Uackamith.
He m. Oct 28, 1824, Buza Aldebkak, b. Sept 15, 1800, dau.
of Epaphras and Chloe (Hayes) Alderman of Oranby, Cronn.
ohildben bobx or wesxhbld.
0680. Jacob Auffuihu, b. Aug. 25, 1825; m. MinerraG. ClariL
0681. Joooph BhMon, b. June 6, 1829; m. Lucy W. Kent
0682. OairMno Bkaa, b. July 27, 1684; m. Oliver XUsworth.
Altbka Noble, dan. of Ck>L Jacob, was b. in Westfield, Maaa.,
Dec. 5, 1801, and there d. Apr. 22, 1876, m. 74.
She m. May 13, 1824, Dsmns Hedges, b. in Middletown, Ck>nn.,
Dec. 17, 1799, s. of Abraham and Thankful (Barnes) Hedges.
He d. in Westfield, Mass., Aug. 6, 1876, m, 76. He was a black-
smith and farmer.
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GHZIJ>KBH BOBK III WXiTFIZLD.
0688. JVKmmw, b. Feb. 10, 1825; m. Jan. 8, 18tt, Leonard Atwater of
Weetfield, a manufacturer of whips and cigars. They reside,
1878, in Weetlield.
6684. Margofni, b. June 22, 1827; m. Oct 16, 1851, AsaBennet Clark, a
druggist of Independence, Iowa, where they both reside, 1878.
6685. ChmeUui, b. Oct. 28,1881; pursued his preparatoiy studies at West-
fleld academy, graduated at Yale College, 1858, m. July 7, 1856,
BdnaL. Smith. He resides, 1878. in Helena, Montana Ter., and is
commissioner of public instruction for the Territory, and Jud^ of
probate for the counties of Lewis and Clarke.
6686. Ellen, b. Sept 14, 1885; d. Feb. 18, 1889, ae. 8.
FiDBUA NoBLi, dau. of CoL Jacob, waa b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 8, 1807, and there resides, 1878.
She m. (1) Oct. 16, 1834, Francis Tatlob, b. in Waatfield, Oct.
5, 179G, a. of Samuel and Tirzah (Holcomb) Taylor. He was a
farmer in Weetfield, and d. Aug. 28, 1839, m. 42.
She nL (2) June 23, 1843, Fbedbbick Fowlxb, b. in Westfield,
Apr. 2, 1797, a. of Frederick and Miriam (Mosely) Fowler. He
ia, 1878, a farmer in Westfield.
child bt fikst mabbiaob.
6687. Ba$Miel F^ncii, b. Feb. 10. 1887; m. Aug. 9, 1866, Pamelia LoTisa
Backet, was a farmer in Westfield, and there d. Dec 10, 1877, sb. 40.
CBILD BT IBCOBD XABBIAOE.
6688. JamM Fredgrick, b. Feb. 21, 1846; m. Mch. 16, 1876, Celia Miranda
Backet, and is, 1878, a farmer in Westfield.
SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Thbodosia Noblb, dau. of David, waa b. in Salem, N. Y., 1779.
She m. 1800, Ebabtus Wilbok, of Rupert, Vt, and Hebron^
N. Y. Hed. .
CHILDBER BOBH.Dr BUPBBT.
6689. JcA F,, b. 1801; m. Electa Monson, and removed to
Hartford, Wis.
6640. JermM B., b. 1808; m. Ann EUca Powers, and aetded in
Hebron, N. z •
6641. (Mmn &, b. 1806; m. 1887, Delia Baiber, and removed
to Horlcon, Wis.
6642. OaroUne, b. 1809; m. Asahel Sheldon, and setUed in
Rupert, y t
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MM.
Obed Noblb, b. of David, wbb b. in Westfield, 1787, and d. of
cholera, in Rubicon, Wis., Sept. 1 1 or 20, 1854, m. abt. 67. He was
a carpenter, and resided, for six years after his marriage, in Ogdens-
burgh, N. Y. ; for twenty-five years in Porter, Niagara Co., N. Y.,
and subsequently in Vermillion, Erie Co., 0., and in Rubicon. Wis.
He m. Dec. 29, 1810, Sally Allbn, b. in Vt., Sept. 15, 1794,
dan. of Levi Allen. She d. of consumption, in Vermillion, 0., Oct.
8 or 18, 1843, 8B. 49.
5648. Nancy, b. Oct 24, 1811; m. Dec. 89, 1881, Patrick Swee-
ney, b. in the County of Mayde, Ireland, Mch. 17, 1803, s. of John
aod Nancy Sweeney. He is a farmer, and since his marriage has
resided for flye years in Porter, N. Y. ; for seven years on the Grand
RiTer, about twenty miles from Danville, Canada, whence he re-
moved to Vermillion, O. Children. 1. Nancy, b. Oct. 18, 1832, in
Porter, d. Not. 17, 1844, e. 12; 2. John, b. Not. 17, 1888, in Porter; 8.
Michael Obed, b. May 10, 1885, in Porter; 4. Mary, b. Not. 22, 1830,
d. May 12, 1837, c. 8 mos. ; 5. Thomas, b. Apr. 22, 1838, d. Jan. 8,
1842, SB. 3; 6. Sslly, b. Apr. 22, 1840, d. Apr. 28, 1840, n. 6 days;
7. Patrick, b. Sept 22, 1841; a Barah Abigail, b. June 26, 1844,
in Vermillion; 0. Maiy Matilda, b. Mch. 23, 1847, in Vermillion; 10.
James Enos, b. Dec. 17, 1850, in Vermillion; 11. Charles, b. Sept.
12, 1862, in VermUlion.
5644. Bnoi, b. Sept 12, 1814; a farmer, settled in Horicon, Wis.
5645. Damd, b. Feb. 19, 1817; nLOct8,1848,MaiyAnnEnapp,
dau. of Benjamin F. and Sarah Enapp. A carpenter, he remoyed
to Sparta, Kent Co., Mich. Chfldien. 1. Frances Arabella, b. Jan.
20, 1850, d. Sept 12, 1861; 2. Sarah Buphemia, b. Oct 6, 1854; 8.
Edward David, b. June 12, 1857.
5646. Laura, b. Jsn. 28, 1819; m. Aaron Carr, a farmer in Ru-
bicon, Wis.
5647. ThMdoda, b. Sept 28, 1820.
5648. Va$hU, b. May 9,1828.
5649. Levi, b. July 22, 1825; m. Julia Ann Thompson of Ca-
mOlus, Onondaga Co., N. Y. A fsrmer, he removed to Harmony,
Springville P. O., Bad Axe Co. , Wis. Children. 1. Emily Malvina^
b. Jan. 2, 1858, in Rubicon, Wis. ; 2. Sslly Delilah, b. Jan. 29, 1854,
in Rubicon; a Charles Wilion, b. Jan. 4, 1856, in Hannony, Wis.
5650. OM, b. Oct 8, 1827, in Porter; m. Aug. 15, 1847,
Susan M. Harris, b. in Berlin, Erie Co., O., Aug. iSt, 1828, dau. of
Thomas and Safly (CaU) Harris. A farmer and blacksmith, he has
resided in Brownhelm, Erie Co., O., Rubicon, Wit., Hartford,
Wia, and in 1858, was living in Liberty, Minerva P. O.. Iowa.
Chfldren. 1. Sarah Maria, b. Sept 90, 1848, in Brownhelm, Wis. ;
2. Harriet Theododa, b. Dec. 26, 1849, in Brownhehn; 8. Edwina
Alad, b. Mch. i». 1862, in Rubicon, Wis.; 4. Florence Isabell, b.
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Apr. 15, 1854, in Hartford, Wis. ; 5. Eola Adelaide, b. Feb. 1, 1857,
in Liberty; 8. DeUa, b. Sept. 15, 1850.
6651. PufnsUa, b. July 22, 1880; d. Oct, 1888, n. 8.
lMU,Matada, b. Feb. 19, 1888; m. Warren R Smith, b. in Slier-
idan, N. Y., 1828. 8. of Horace and Nancy (Ferguson) Smith. He
if a cooper, and remoTed to Cascade, Sheboygan Co., Wis.
5652. Brcutui WiUan, b. Dec. 8, 1885; m. Jan., 1858, Mary Ann Deni-
•on, dau. of Stephen Denison. A carpenter, he remoTed to Sparta,
Mich. Child. Charles Edwin, b. June 4, 1858.
5658. Lifdia, b. Dec. 14, 1887; d. Dec. 16, 1887.
M49.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Pawlet, Vt., Feb. 26,
1791, and d. in Huntington, Lorain Co., 0., May 7, 1852, m. 61.
She m. Jan. 22, 1807, her cousin, Outbb Rising, b. in South-
wick, Mass., Feb. 10, 1781, b. of Benjamin and Molly (Barker)
Rising. He removed, after 1815, from Southwick, Mass., to Hunt-
ington, O. '
5654. OlariMa A., b. Not. 18, 1809, in Southwick; m. Feb. 28^
1880, Moses H. Smith of Huntington, O.
5655. Mary C, b. Feb. 18, 1812, in Southwick; m. Apr. 7,
1885, David Noble of Huntington, O.
5656. Ruhy a, b. June 2, 1815, in Southwick; m. Mch. 22,
1885, Russeil O. Parker of Southwick.
6657. OUwr B, , b. Jan. 7, 1819, in Huntington. O. ; m. Apr.
6, 1845, Sally French.
5658. Lydia D., b. July 18, 1821, in HuntingtOD ; m. Aug. 12,
1844, Daniel Lawrence of Olmsted, O.
5659. Laring TT., b. Feb. 25, 1824; m. Aug. 15, 1850, Betsey
J. French, and settled in Huntington, O.
5660. Laura B., b. Feb. 10, 1828; d. in HunUngton, O., May
25, 1829, e. 15 mos.
5661. Laura A, b. Sept 27, 1880; d. Mch. 11, 1888, s. 2.
5662. FramioU Marum. \ b. Apr. 1, 1888; d. Sept 6, 1848, s. 10.
5668. F^ncu Mary Ann, V b. Apr. 1, 1888; m. July 2, 1848, Elias Cur-
) tisof Huntington.
Daviz) Noblb, b. of David, was b. in Rupert, Vt, Oct 4, 1794,
and d. in Sojithwick, Mass., Sept 15, 1868, m, 75. He was a
farmer.
He m. Sophia Pauocb, b. Oct 3, 1788. She d. in Southwick,
Mass., June 7, 1873, m. 84.
6664. (Thari^, b. Dec. 22) 1816; m. Apr. 29, 1844, Thomas Meadon,
b. Nov. 2, 1822, s. of John Meadon. He settled in Westfldd,
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1CU8. ChOdren. 1. Bmh EUzabeth, b. Dec. 15, 1845, d. Not. 5,
1846, s. 10 mos. ; 8. Marj Jane, b. July 4, 1850; 8. William Gharles,
b. Feb. 9, 1858.
6665. Diantha, b. Not. 6, 1818; m. May 2. 1851, Jobn Haniing Mea-
don, b. Oct 16, 1817, a. of Jobo Meadon. A cigar maker, be aet.
tied is Buffleld, Good.
5666. Amtm, b. Apr. 5, 1820; d. Oct 25, 1822, s. 2.
5667. WOsan, b. Dec. 28, 1821; m. May 8, 1848. Emily Bruce, b. in
Calais, Vt, Feb. 0, 1825, dau. of Jobn and Tabitha Bruce. Sbe d.
in Springfield, June 25, 1862, s. 87. He was employed, 1852, in
tbe U. 6. Armory, in Bpringfleld, Mass. Cbild. Emily 8opbia, b.
Apr. 18, 1851.
6668. Beman, b. Oct 80, 1823; m. May, 1846, Diana Pease. He i«-
moved to Hamilton, 0. W. Children. 1. Edwin Eugene, b. Aug.
14, 1848, d. Mch. 8, 1850, e. 18 mo^. ; 2. Fhmk Dayid, b. June 19.
1858.
' 6669. Edwin, b. Mch. 5, 1825; d. unm., oi& tbe Pftciflc ocean, while
on the way to California, July 14, 1850, c. 25.
6670. Mary. b. Oct 17. 1826; m. Aug. 17, 1848, George Addison
Spenser, b. June 7, 1825, s. of George and Lucretia Spenser. He
settled in Westfleld, Mass. Child. Geoige Addison, b. Dec. 80,
1849, d. May 4, 1851, se. 17 moe.
6671. DaM, b. Sept 7, 1828; m. Feb. 8, 1860.
5672. CaUb Atuon, b. Dec. 16, 1880; m. (1) Oct 28, 1851, Margaret Mul-
len; (2) Feb. 8, 1871, Margaret C. Dwyer, b. in New York city,
abt. 1848, dau. of Michael and Eunice Dwyer. He was, 1875, a
cigar manufacturer, in Westfleld, Mass. Child by flrst marriage.
Margaret Elizabeth, b. Sept 18, 1862.
Mabia Noble, dan. of David, was b. in Rupert, Vt, June 3,
1779.
Sbe m. Feb. 4, 1818, John Muszt. He removed to ICayville,
Dodge Co., Wis.
CHlltPBKW.
6678. (hrcUne Maria, b. ; m. , and setUed In
Mayville, Wis.
6674. Mercy Maritm, b. ; m. Charles F. Coif, and settled
in MayviUe, Wis.
6676. AdtUt MmmsH, b. ; m. Adeline Leigh, and settled in
Mayville, Wis.
6676. Mmma Lonm, b. ; m. Cynis HubbaM, and settled
in MayviUe, Wis.
6677. OhaHnBMn, b.
M59.
LovnA Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Suidgate, Vt., Feb. 28,
1803.
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She m. (I) Dec. 17, 1820, John Lindlit, b. in Sheffield, Engk&d,
Feb. 26, 1789, 8. of Aaron and Sarah Lindley. He is sappoaed to
have resided in Porter and Lewiston, N. T. He d. in Lewiston,
N. Y., Jane 15, 1847, m. 58.
She m. (2) Sept. 8, 1854, BonsT Mobbis, b. in Longale, Pree-
cott District^ C. W., Jan. 9, 1803. He settled in Warren, Mich.
CHILDBBN.
6678. Suian, b. Mch. 88, 1888; m. Not. 19, 1848. Thomas Clark
Higbee, and remored to Locke, Ingbam Co., Mich.
6679. George Tbundea, b. Not. 14, 1885; remoyed to Monroe, Mich.
6680. Maria CaroUne, b. Jan. 81, 1887; m. Apr. 82, 1846. Robert Cope-
land, and removed to Mattison, Branch Co., Mich.
6681. OarieeaEleanar,}}, Feb. 86. 1889; m. Oct 84, 1846. Norman Alex-
ander Olds, and removed to Bcio, Mich.
6682. WaUam, b May 80,1888.
6683. John, b Mch. 15, 1884.
Pattt Noblx, dau. of Luke^ was b. Dec 26, 1784, and d. of a
fever, in Cato, N. Y., June 24, 1810, m. 25.
She m. Oct., 1804, Davib Coltok, b. in Rupert, Vt, Jan. 17,
1784. He removed, 1804, to Cato, N. Y., where he d. of a fever,
within twenty minutes of his wife's death, June 24, 1810, e. 26.
6684. FidOia, b Sept 5, 1806, .in Rupert; m. July 16, 1842,
Pekf Sherman, and removed to Greenwich, N. Y.
6686. SiMa, b. Jsn. 7, 1807, in Cato; d. June 10, 1810, k. 3.
6686. Beuheti Fnoere, b. Oct 18, 1808, inCsto; m. . He removed
to BrockvUle, C. £., and wss a founder. Child, d. in infancy.
6686a. CMtf, b. ; d. June, 1810.
#4M.
LuKB NoBLB, s. of Luke, was b. in Rupert, Vt, Jan. 31, 1786,
and there d. 1865, m, abt 79.
He m. Nov. 25, 1813, Mabtba Saboent, b. June 6, 1786, dau.
of Dr. John and Delight (Bell) Sargent of Dorset^ Vt She re-
aided, 1855, in Manchester, Vt., but d. in Dorset, Sept 1, 1875, m.
89.
OHILDBBR.
6687. John BOl, b. July 88, 1815, ia Rupert; unm.. removed to Mid*
dleport, HI., enlisted in the Civil war, and d. in a military hospiul,
May, 1862, m, 46.
6688. Maria, b Nov. 10, 1816, in Rupert; m. Mch. 16, 1886.
George Wsshington FsrweU, b. Mch. 16, 1818, a of SUphslet Far-
well of Dorwt, Vt He wss a fsrmer, and settled in Dorset Chil-
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dren. 1. Jobn, b. Feb. 8, 1887, d. Feb. 81, 1887, s. 18 days; 2.
Edgar J., b. Aug. 94, 1889, a phyaScian, m. Emi^ Noman, and d.
in Raleigh. N. C, Jan. 7, 1876; a Agnes Jane, b. Aug. 7, 1841. d.
Oct. 18, 1868, «. 11; 4 Martha C, b. Jan. 17, 1848, d. May 89. 1851.
SB. 8.
6689. Baifol BairgefU, b. Feb. 88 or 94, 1818, in Rupert; m. June 28, 1840.
Ellen Richards, b. Oct 17, 1818, dau. of Nicholas Richards of
Springfield, Yt He removed to Wilmington. Will Co., lU.. and
engaged in the manufacture of monuments and tombstones. Chil-
dren. 1. Wazren Bargent, b. June 22, 1841, in Dorset, Yt ; 2. Royal
Noble, b. June 8, 1842, in Dorset, Yt.. d. Oct. 12, 1842, «. 4 mos. ;
8. Henry Gay, b. Aug. 15, 1848; 4 James Royal, b. Aug. 18. 1845;
5. Ann. b. Mch. 21, 1847, in Horse Creek. 111., d. Oct. 12, 1847. e. 6
moe.; 6. Homer Edward, b. Feb. 25, 1850, in Horse Creek; 7.
EmUy Jane, b. Not. 18, 1858, in Horse Creek, d. Jan. 85, 1855.
5680. Mary Jane, b. Feb. 16, 1820. in Hebron. N. T. ; m. Jan. 1, 1844,
Hanrey Elapp Fowler, b. in Poughkeepsie, N. T.. Jan. 1, 1818, s.
of Jacob Fowler. He was admitted to ilke bar in June. 1848, and
has since been, to the present time. 1878. a practisiog attorney in
Manchester, Yt Children b. in Manchester, Yt 1. Frances Jane,
b. June 16, 1845, unm., 1878, a teacher; 2. Warren, b. Feb. 14,
1849. an insurance agent, m. Maiy O. Finch; 8. Edmund Hayes, b.
Bept 11, 1854, an insurance agent, 1878, in Manchester, Yt ; 4 Jo-
seph W.. b. May 15, 1857, a law student in Manchester, Yt
Jaitb Noble, dau. of Luke, wis b. May 24, 1788, and d. in
Rupert, Yt, Apr. 22, 1852, ss. 63.
She in* Mch. 14, 1815, Steblino Shbbman, b. Aug. 12, 1794, a.
of Enoch Sherman of Weston, Conn. He aettled in Rupert.
6691. aamud 8terU9ig, b. Not. 24, 1815; m. Aug. 19. 1845. Eliza B.
Dewey. He graduated at Middlebury College. 1888, was tutor, pro-
fessor of languages and chemistry, and for eight years president of
Howard College, Marion, Ala., and subsequently princip^ of Brown-
wood Institute, Lagrange, GkL
6692. Chafie$ AiuUn, b. Aug. 28. 1818; m. Bept 9, 1847, Laura L. Ben-
ton, and settled in Weat Rupert, Yt
5698. OMry Oman. b. Mch. 88, 1820; m. Dec. 80, 1841, Huldah M.
Ingersoll, and settled in Weat Rupert.
5694 Jane CkUhaHne, b. June 6, 1821; m. July 4, 1889, Stephen 8.
Murdoch, and removed to Waukesha, Wis.
6695. WmSam MeCleary, b. Oct 21, 1822; m. Feb. 15, 1842, Hannah Lewis,
and settled in West Rupert
5696. Amo§ Byr<m, b. Apr. 18. 1884; m. Feb. 27, 1849, Caroline
Theresa Porter, and remored to Salem, N. T.
78
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0697. jRimA, b. Feb. U. 106; m. Uurietl WaIUni, and le-
mored to Eigle, Wiii
MOa /«M» Arffly/ b. Feb. 7, 1888; m. Mcfa. 1, 1848, LodndeWood.
werd* and lemored to Hebron, N. T.
6880. Jfoty JRfiM, b. Oct 7, 1828; wm for a tfane a teacber in
Lagrange, GkL
6700. JforAa Maria, b. Oct 80, 1881; m. Mch. 14, 1885, Aaa McNett,
and settled in Hebron, N. T.
Najtct 'Noble, d«i. of Reoben, was b. Apr. 11 » 1800.
Sbe m. Dec. 17, 1818, Johm MBEirHXw, b. in Fort Ann, N. Y.,
Apr. 22, 1797, a. of Jeremiah Merithew. He remoTed, in 1850,
from Gouvemenr, N. T^ to De Kftlb, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.
GHILDBXII BOBH IX OOUyBBHEUK.
6701. AtiUr, b. Oct 86, 1890; m. Dec 84^ 1851, William Ridy,
and aetUed in DeKalb, N. Y.
5709. WaUam Hewry, b. May 94, 1894; d. Feb. 99, 1898, «. 4.
W».AndT0wJ., b. Jan. 4, 1898; m. Oct 90, 1869, Nancy M.
Conant, and settled in DeKalb.
5704. Betiti/ Ann, b. Aug. 80, 1880.
6705. CMd, b. ; d. Bept. 15, 1889.
6706. Jame$ P., b. Jan. 0, 1845.
EuiABBTB Noble, daiL of Reuben, was b. Apr. 4, 1802.
She m. Mch. 18,. 1824, JoaHTA Heath, b. in Corinth, N. H.,
[ Vt T\ Aug. 31, 1 799. He resided in Gouvemenr, N. Y., until after
1842, when he removed to Vergennea, Kent Co., Mich. All his
children were bom in Oouvemeur, except Julia A., who was bom
in Fowler, St Lawrence Co., N. Y.
5707, Diaina M., b. Sept. 7, 1896; m. Feb. 99, 1847, Sbennan
of Vei^gennea.
5908. Zadtfc, b. June 14, 1898.
5709. mitabeth Ann, b. Bept 18, 1898; m. July 14, 1845, William Beory
Cole of Lyons, Mich.
5710. ffarwy K, b. Mch. 91, 1881 ; d. Mch. 99, 1881, «. 1 day.
6711. AJMra Lucinda,,h, Apr. 1, 1889; m. Bept 5, 1850, Richard Vander-
water of Bureka, Mich.
6719. ArdeUa, b. Jan. 8, 1884.
5718. OrUn K, b. June 95, 1886.
6714. Afford Hale, b. Nov. 98, 1888.
6715. JMia AMra, b. Nov. 95, 1842.
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Mil.
AssNATH NoBLBy dftu. of Rojal, wasb. in Hinsdale, Maas., Nov.
16, 1798, and d. in ManHoa, N. Y., Mch. 2, 1869, e. 70.
She m. Aug. 10, 1821, David Wiloox, b. in Charleston, Mont-
gomery Co., N. Y., Dec. 23, 1790, a. of John and Lois (Augur)
Wilcox. He ia a fanner, and from 1821 to 1876 has resided in
Manlius, N. Y.
CHILDBXK BOBK IX MAKUUS.
5716. yMe Edmund, b. Sept. 96, 1899; m. Mch. 18, 1845, AnnaH. Mabie.
He is a fanner, and resides, 1876, Id Eirkrille. Manlius, N. Y.
5717. WtOiam Oool, h. Apr. 5, 1881; m. Dec. 94, 1849, Harriet Clark.
He is, 1876, a farmer in Waupaca, Wis.
Maria Noble, dau. of Royal, was b. in Dalton, Mass., Apr. 8,
1800. She reddee, 1875, in Kirkville, Manliua, N.Y.
She m. Oct. 10, 1819, DAvin Hoag, b. in Charleston, N. Y., Oct.,
1798, a. of Allen Hoag. He was a fanner, and d. Sept. 7, 1853,
m. 54.
CBILDBEN.
5718. WaUam, b. June 99^ 1890; m. Oct, 1849, Amanda Hamlin, and
is, 1876, a farmer in HanUus.
5719. iRMAa, b. Feb. 15, 1899; m. (1) Oct. 10, 1844, Eliza Hitchcock;
(9) Not. 98, 1865, Nancy Genter, and is, 1876, a farmer in Manlius.
5790. BoycUXobU.h. Bept 7, 1898; m. Jan. 95, 1846, Mary OTerhi«er.
and is, 1876, a farmer in Manlius.
5791. Btirah, b. Jan. 19, 1888; m. Apr. 17, 1850, Jacob Heniy Brown,
a fanner, who resides, 1876, in Manlius.
MIS.
EusHA CuBTia Noble, a. of Royal, was b. in Kirkville, Manlius,
N. Y., Aug. 30, 1805. He resided in Poole*B Brook, Manlius,
Onondaga Co., N. Y., until 1846, when he removed to Fayette-
ville, Manlius, N. Y., where he still, 1876, resides. He was for-
merly a farmer, but since abt 1851, has had charge of the lumber
yard and saw-mill of David Collin.
He m. Oct. 10, 1825, Magdalen Pools, b. in Sullivan, Madiaon
Co., N. Y., Feb. 17,1810, dau. of Peter Poole, b. in Kinderhook,
N. Y., Dec. 24, 1785, and Sophia Britton, b. in Charlestown, N. Y.,
Nov. 25, 1788, who ia living, in July, 1876, in Berlin, Mich., at the
age of 90 years.
CKILDBXll BOBH III MAKLIUa
5799. Ma^, b. Mch. 97, 1827; m. Sarah Orerhiser.
5798. Maria, b. Jan. 91, 1899; m. Mch.. 1846, Onrille Bume.
He is, 1875, a fanner in Edenburgh, Clarion Co., Penn. Children.
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616 DMCKNDAKTB OF. THOMAS MOBLB.
1. Aieoatb Alziiui, m. Nathan Yeaidon of lEanlius Centre, N. Y. ;
8. Meribah, m. Olmated of Berlin, Mich., and reddet, 1875,
in Kan.
57S4. Edmund, b. Dec. 19, 1880; d. Oct 10, 1881, m. 9 mos.
5725. A^enath Ann, b. Bept 24, 1888; m. Bloomfleld Usher.
5726. BdrrietBmaif, b. Mch.28,1887: m. (i) W. J. Hemens; (2) D.
Ayers.
5727. Lanff Saphia, b. Sept. 2, 1841; d. Jan. 27. 1845, «. 8.
572a Sarah Sophia, b. Dec. 28, 1847; m. Amoe O. Barter.
5729. Jimphine ViOaria^h. Aug. 1, 1852; d. unm., in Fayetterille, Jan. 8,
1872, «. 19.
M13.
Obobox Noblb, a. of Hemsn, was b. in Westfield, Maaa., Mch.
2, 1792, and there resided.
He m. Hakkah Labbabbb, to whom he was pub. Sept. 20, 1820.
She was b. in Westfield, Mass., abt. 1794, dan. of John and'
Louisa Larabee, and there d. Aug. 8, 1870, ». 76.
CHILDBBN.
5780. Manming, b. May 2, 1819; m. Lucy Chapman.
5781. Sophia, b.
5782. Naneifr b. ; d. Apr. 12, 1850, «. 19.
5788. Wmam, b. abt 1886; m. Apr. 8, 1868, Hra. Elizabeth Cook,
b. in Conn., dau. of WUliam and Emily Cook.
5784. Owrge Aaa, b. abt. 1889; m. Dec. 81, 1874, Ida May Houghton,
b. in Southwick, Mass . abt. 1855, dau. of Abiathar and Wealthy
Houghton.
William Hxnbt Noblb, a. of Luke, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
Nov. 15, 1805, and d. in Woodville, Miss., May 24, 1876, ». 70.
Thrown at an early age upon his own resources, after reeeiTing a
good common school education, he entered the store of Mr. Fenn,
a rdative of the family in Pittsfield, Mass. In 1836, he left his
home to seek his fortune in the great southwest^ then the Eldo-
rado of America. He fixed his residence the same year in
Natches, Miss., and for several yeais held a responsible position as
derk in the Agricultural bank. Li 1844, he removed to Wood-
ville, Miss., became a merchant, and soon established a prosperous
business. The Civil war, however, swept away the accumulation
of yeara At its close, in 1865, hoping to retrieve his fortunes,
he entered again into mercantile busineBS, in company with his
only son. For some years he was treasurer of Wilkinson County,
and at the time of his death was president of the County board of
supervisors. Of A gentle and unobtrusive nature, he was yet a
man of strong ideas and firm convictions. During the darkest
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days of the rebellion, he was ever a steadfast supporter of the
Unioxt
The following extract from the Woodville Republican of May 27,
1876, published a few days after his decease, will show the estima-
tion in which he was held by his fellow citizens:
"Mr. Noble was a Bepublican in politics, but even in the times of
bitterest rancor, no word of reproach was ever uttered sgainst him. A
life of strictest integrity and unblemished purity, had secured for him a
hold upon the respect of the people that even the prejudices of party
could not shake. He was elected to the board of supervisors by the vote
of all classes, without opposition, and became its president, and all felt
from that time forth there would be economy and honesty in our county
administration, for Mr. Noble was constitutionally an honest man."
He m. Mcb. 5« 1840, Akn MoCtONncll, b. in Natchez, Miss.,
June 9, 1810, dau. of James and Julia (P^orgett) McConnell. She
resides, 1877, in Woodville, Miss.
CHILDBEX.
9785. Anna Maria, b. Dec. 27, 1840, in Natchez; unm., 1876.
6786. Jame$ Herman, b. July 19, 1848, in Natchez; d. Nov. 19, 1844, m. 1.
6787. WiOiam Hewry, b. Nov. 16, 1844, hi Natchez, is a planter, and has
been, since 1869, sheriff of Wilkinson county. He resides, 1876,
unm., in Woodville, Miss.
6788. Joanna Nath, b Dec. 17, 1848, in Woodville; unm., 1876.
5789. JuUa, b. Mch. 88, 1858, in Woodville; unm., 1876.
M49.
Philo Root Noble, s. of Darius, was b. in Benson, Vt., May 6,
1816. In 1834, he removed with his father from Benson, Vt, to
Freedom, Portage Co., 0.; in the autumn of 1837, to Hampshire.
Kane Co., 111., and worked there and at Meacham*s Orove, until
the spring of 1841, when he returned to Freedom, 0. He re-
moved again, in 1850, to Hampshire, 111.; in the faU of 1852, to
Bryan, Williams Co., 0.; and in the spring of 1853, to Farmer,
0., where he resides, 1876. He is a carpenter.
He m. Oct. 28, 1845, Mabt Eablb, b. in Greenfield, Huron Co.,
0., Mch. 27, 1822, dau. of James Barle, b. in Essex, N. Y., July
31, 1786, who d. Mch. 13, 1863, and Margaret McEelvy, b. in
Westmoreland, Penn., Mch. 28, 1797. Being the daughter of an
Barle, and the wife of a Noble, her rank in England would be
high I
5740. Eenry Zebina, b. Bept 5, 1848, inFreedom, O. ; is, May,
1876, a student of medicine in Mets, Bteuben Co., Ind.
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61S BnoniDAirra of thomas wqblb.
5741. Anna Ctariam Meadkam, b. Mch. 7, 1852, in Ratlmnd, DL ; m. Oct.
1, 1868, fiunoel Brackenridge Kftiaer, b. In Woodier, Wayne Co.,
0., Ang. 21, 1847, s. of Thomas £. and Sarah (Oxeniider) Kaiser.
In the ClTil war, he serred from Jnne, 1884, to June, 1867, as a
bogler in Co. B, 16th Beg. of N. T. Infantry. He resides, 1876, in
Bryan, town of Pulaski, O. Children bom in Pulaski. 1. Charles
Henry, b. Apr. 28, 1868; 2. William Ray, b. Oct. 18, 1871; 8. Emma
Eetnrah, b. June 6, 1874; 4. Bertram Earle, b. June 18, 1876.
M4t.
Brarmm Ithamab Noble, a. of Darius, was b. in Benson, Vt,
Not. 6, 1817^ sad d. of typhus foTer in New Castle, Penn.. where
he was temporarily on business, Apr. 13, 1857, sb. 39. He
studied at the academy in Windham, O., read law with Hon. John
H. Boyd in Whitehall, N. Y., and was admitted to the bar in
Sept., 1842. The next- month be opened an office in Chagrin
Falls, Cuyahoga Co., O., whence in May, 1845, he remoTed to
Cleydand, 0., where he continued to reside until his death. In
Nov., 1847, he was elected for two years the prosecuting attorney
for Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
He m. (1) in Rutland, Vt., Jan. 27, 1887, Mabt Mabia Hab-
ueov, dau. of Albert and Polly Harrison. She d. in Benson, Vt,
Dec. 9, 1840.
He m. (2) Nov. 23, 1843, Emblins Elbcta Pobtbb, b. in Wil-
liamsburg, Mass., Aug. 8, 1814, dau. of Dr. David and Electa
(Skill) Porter of Worthington, Mass. She m. (2) abt. Oct. 1,
1859, Dr. John B. Pilkington of St Louis, Mo., removed to San
Francisco, GaL, and there d. Feb. 6, 1864, s. 49.
chuobex bt bboond marbiagb.
6742. nhamar Dariui, b. Dec. 11, 1844» in Chagrin Falls, O. ; resides,
1876, in Ban Francisco, Cal.
6748. WaUam 8kenoood, b. Jan. 28, 1848, in Cleveland; m. Apr. 9, 1867,
Lorinda Alice Wygant, b. in Mantua, O., Jan. 8, 1851, dau. of Leroy
and Almira Wygant of Bryan, Williams Co., O. He is, 1876, a
manufacturer of boots and shoes in Hartsburgh, Putnam Co., O.
Children. 1. Lottie Edith, b. Feb. 37. 1868, in Warrensville. O.;
8. Minnie Almira, b. Jan. 29, 1870, in Bcnzonla, Mich.
6744. CPkarhi EoHand, b. Nov. 18, 1849, in Cleveknd; d. in New Castle,
Penn., Mch. 29, 1857. m, 7.
0745. VdmaThtrtm, b. July 28, 1851, in Cleveland; d. in Ravenna,
0., Apr. 1, 1858, s. 6.
WxuiAif Shbbwood Noblb, s. of Darius, was b. in Benson, Vt.,
Nov. 10, 1819, and d. in Niles, Trumbull Co., O., Mch. 29, 1874,
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BBANCH 09 LUKE. 619
m. 54. He resided in Windham, Portage Co., 0., 1838-61; in
Mecca, O., 1861-63; in Warren, O., 1863-72; and in Niles, O.,
1872-74. He was a merchant
He m. Feb. 3, 1848, Clabibsa Eliza Wadswobth, b. in Wind-
ham, O., Apr. 9, 1829, dau. of Zelophehad and Hannah Maria
(Lovejoy) Wadsworth. She resides, 1876, in Charlestown, Port-
age Co., O.
5746. AdaUta Skiff, b. Not. 9, 1848, hi Windham, O. ; m. June 1,
1878, Charles l^wis Curtiss, b. in Charlestown, O., Feb. 18, 1885, a.
of Charles Lewis and Aurelia (Loomis) Curtiss. He is, 1876, a
fanner and miller in Limaville, Stark Co., O. Child. Telford, b.
Dec. 6, 1874, in Charlestown, O.
b. May 28, 1851, io Windham; resides, 1876. in
Lhnaville, O.
b. May 28, 1851. hi Windham ;'and there d. Jan.
19. 1862, «..7mos.
6747. Auguita Maria,
5748. George Wedey,
MM.
Roland Dabius Noble, s. of Darius, was b. in Benson, Vt,
Feb. 12, 1822. He was educated at Windham academy, and re-
sides, 1876, in Cleveland, O. In February, 1855, he was by the
city council elected prosecuting attorney of the municipal court of
CloTeland, to supply a Tacancy. He was elected, in Oct, 1857,
clerk of the courts for Cuyahoga County, serving three years from
Feb. 9, 1858. Foi^ a portion of the year 1867, he was acting col-
lector of internal revenue in Cleveland, 0.
He m. July 14, 1856, Ellen Hutohinbon Bingham, b. in Alstead,
N. H., Aug. 17, 1828, dau. of Elijah and Thankful Cadwell
(Hutchinson) Bingham of Cleveland, O.
CIBIU>BBN BOBH IN CIXVSLAND.
5749. marmpB Bingham, h.lia\j 9,1861.
5750. BugtneBoUMd, b. Bept 19, 1865.
RoTAL JosBPB Noble, s. of Darius, was b. in Benson, Vt, May
15, 1824. He is a .carpenter, and formerly resided in Riley, Clin-
ton Co., Mich., but now, 1875, resides in Windham, 0.
He m. Feb. 22, 1853, Susan Mabtlla DbLono, b. in Windham,
0., Dec. 20, 1829, dau. of Joseph and Lucy (Hedding) DeLong.
5751. Anna Lueg, b. Oct. 7, 1854, in Riley, Mich.
5752. OeUa Maria, b. Dec. 18, 1855, hi Riley; d. in WUidham, Fd>. 21,
1866, SB. 10.
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630 DitcsirDAiiTB or tbomas woblb.
5768. Sarah MarOa, b. Not. 16, 1867, In Windhun.
6764. Xira Ahnena, b. May IS, 1662, in Mecca, O.
6765. Ida May, b. Oct. 9, 1664, in Windham, O. ; and dim d. Not.
60, 1664, «. 1 mo.
6766. Oram JimpK, b. Feb. 22, 1660. in Windham.
MM.
Jabon Cboioot Nobls, a. of Dariiu, was b. in Benson, Vt,
Apr. 20, 1626. He ia» 1675, a farmer in Freedom, Portage Co., O.
He m. Dec. 10, 1862, Julll Sophia Sba&l, b. in Chesterfield,
Mass., Feb. 22, 1827, dau. of Asahel Hermon and Sophia Melissa
(Skiff) Searl of Freedom, O. [Asahel H. Searl resides, 1875,
in Freedom, 0. Sophia M. S. Searl d. in Windham, O., Mch. 5,
1666.]
CHiiJ>BXN, — ^none.
6ftM.
Hknbt jAMn Noble, s. of Darius, was b. in Benson, Vt, Apr.
21, 1628. In the Civil war, he served for three months in Co. I,
171st Beg. of Ohio National Ghiards. From Dec., 1868-Dec.,
1671, he was county commissioner of Portage Co., O. He is,
1875, a merchant in Windham, O.
He m. Nov. 0, 1853, Cobdelia Ann Skith, b. in Middlefield,
Mass., Jan. 21, 1830, dau. of John and Wealthy (Church) Smith
of Windham, 0.
cmLDBXN,— none
MM.
VoLNBY Mbacham Noblb, s. of Dsrius, was b. in Freedom, O.,
May 20, 1837. He was educated at Hiram Coll^^e, Hiram, 0.,
and is,' 1875, a teacher in Gttrrettsville, O.
He m. Mch. 24, 1663, Sabar Eliza Hitchcock, b. in Paris,
Portage Co., 0., June 6, 1830, dau. of Jehiel and Lemira (Hawley)
Hitchcock of Freedom, 0. [Lemira H. Hitchcock d. in Free-
dom, 0., Sept 6, 1656.]
OH 1 1 ii>RKN,*— none.
Mi7.
Fbanxun Noblb, b. of Jared, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Feb.
3, 1812, and d. in Watertown, N. Y., Sept 0, 1873, s. 61. He
resided, subsequent to his marriage, for two years in Cicero, Onon-
daga Co., N. Y.; for one year in Manlius, Onondaga Co., N. Y. ;
from 1836-1863, in Clayton, Jefferson Co., N. Y.; and from 1663
until his death in Watertown, N. Y. He was a tanner and shoe-
maker, and subsequently a cattle-droyer.
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He m. Aug. 7» 1833, Maria Louiba Soott, b. in Cbarlemont,
Mass., Jan. 12, 1814, dan. of Consicler and Amanda (Keith) Scott.
Her home since the death of her hnsband has been, the greater
part of the time, with her brother, James Scott, in Battle Creek,
Mich.
CflHiDBEN.
6757. CharUi Fk'ankUn, b. June 23, 1884, in Cicero; d. in Clayton, K. T.,
Nov. 15, 1886, ». 2.
575a WaUam Henry, b. Oct 14, 1885, in Manlius; d. in Clayton, Mch.
17, 1887, m. 1.
5759. Hden Maria, b. June 21, 1887, in Clayton; m. Nor. 4, 1858,
Seaman Wright of Clayton. She resides, 1876, in Seneca Falls,
N. Y. He was by trade a carpenter, but at times was a school
teacher. In the Civil war, he enlisted in the Union army, and d.
at St. Louis hospital, in New Orleans, Oct. 7, 1864 Child. Wil-
liam, b. Sept. 8, 1860, in St. Vincent, N. Y.
5760. Sarah Amanda, b. Feb. 25, 1840, in Clayton; m. Dec. 81, 1867,
Herbert Wilson Loomis, b. in Champion, Jefferson Co., N. T.,
Nov. 28, 1846, s. of John WUson and Sarah (Potter) Loomis. He
is a farmer, and resides, 1876, in Champion, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Child. John Wilson, b. in Champion, Nov. 14, 1868, d. July 28,
1860, ft. 8 mos.
5761. OharU9 Henry, b. Apr. 26, 1842, in Clayton; an invalid, resides
unm., 1876, with bis sister, Mrs. Loomis, in Champion, N. Y.
Jaoob Auoubtus Noble, a. of Jacob Mosely, was b. in West-
field, Mass., Aug. 25. 1825, and now, 1877, resides in Westfield,
Mass. He is a wheelwright.
He m. Sept. 3, 1850, Minerva Orillet Clark, b. in Wood-
bridge, Conn., Feb. 3, 1830, dau. of Caleb and Elizabeth (Thomas)
Clark.
CHILDBXN BORN IH MEW HAVEN, OONN.
5762. Jbeepk Auguetus, b. July 17, 1852; m. Feb. 6, 1872, Emma Baldwin.
He is a machinist in Danbury, Conn. Child. Mitchel, b. Jan. 15,
1878; d. Jan. 22, 1878, SB. one week.
5768. WHUi (Xark, b. June 27, 1854. He is a bookkeeper in New
Haven, Conn.
5764. HatUe Minerva, b. Hay 22, 1856.
5765. Idme Thomae, b. Jan. 6, 1858; m. Apr. 21, 1876, Benjamin
Andrews Booth, b. in New Haven, Conn., Jan. 7, 1854, a of Benja-
min and Caroline (Andrews) Booth. He is, 1878, a beef and pork
packer in New Haven.
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M81.
Joseph Srbldok Noblx, b. of Jacob Moeely, wis b. in Weet-
field, Maas., Juoe 5, 1829, and now, 1877, resides in Springfield,
Mass. He is a commercial traveller.
He m. June 15, 1864, Lucy Watson Kent, b. in Leicester,
Mass., Not. 24, 1841, dan. of Daniel Waldo and Harriet Newel
(Grosvenor) Kent.
OHIIDBXN BOBK IN BPBINOFIEIiD.
0706. OairoUne Bdna, b. Feb. IS, 1866.
6767. DaiM Waldo, b. Feb. 8, 1870; d. in Bpringfield, Mch. 1, 1870.
tS7^7a.BurUmEa9worth, b. July 25, 1871.
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Cabolimb Elzba Noble, dan. of Jacob Mosely, was b. in West-
field, Mass., Jnly 27, 1834, and there d. Nov. 25, 1873, m. 39.
She m. Jan. 15, 1868, Ouvbb Ellswobth, b. in Berlin, Conn.,
abt 1813, s. of Gordon and Martha Ellsworth. He d. in Bloom-
ington, m., Nov. 27, 1871, s. abt. 58.
CHILD.
6768. EUta ifoNe, b. Jan. 17, 1869; d. in Westfield, July 38, 1876, e. 6.
SEVENTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
5799.
BoTAL NoBLB, s. of Elishs Curtis, was b. in Manlius, N. T.,
Mch. 27, 1827, and d. in Petersburgh, Va., Dec. 13, 1865, m. 38.
He removed, in 1852, from Fayetteville, N. Y., to Petersburgh,
Ya. He was a millwright.
He m. Mch., 1844, Sabah Ovbbhisbb, dau. of Barney and Sarah
(Orove) Overhiser. She d. in Fayetteville, Nov., 1852.
OHILDBXN BOBH ZK MAlOJUa
6769. Mary, b. Sept. 22, 1845; m. Nov. 21, 1867, Warner Carr. b. Feb.
11, 1844, a of James and Jane (Warner) Carr. He is a locomotive
engineer, and removed, in 1878, from Bouseville, Penn., to Fayette-
ville, N. Y., where he now, 1876, resides. Children. 1. Jennie
Lena, b. Bept 16, 1868, in Fayetteville; 2. Edward James, b. Apr.
80, 1871, fai Rottseville^ Penn. ; 8. Hilly Augusta, b. Oct 10, 1875,
in Fayetteville.
5770. JBctwird,h. Bept 80, 1860; m. Aug. 6, 1876, Lillian Augusta MiUi-
man, dan. of Icbabod and Martha Clark (Milliman) Milllman of
Fayetteville. He Is, 1875, a wood-turner, in Mechanicville, N. Y.
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Mabia Noblb, dau. of Elisha CurtiB, was b. in Manlius, N. T.,
Jan. 21, 1829.
She m. Mch., 1846, Obvillb Stonx. He is, 1875, a fanner in
Sdenbuigh, Clarion Co., Penn.
5771. Atenath AMna, b. ; m. Nathan Yeaidon of HanliuB
Centre, N. Y.
0772. Meribah, b. ; m. Olmstead of Berlhi,
Mich., and resides, 1876, in Ean.
ft7M.
AsEKATH Ann Noble, dan. of Elisba Curtis, was b. in Manlins,
N. Y., Sept 24, 1833, and resides, 1876, in Mechanicville, N. Y.
She m. Apr. 18, 1852, Bloohfisld Ushxb, b. in Troy, N: Y.,
Jan. 1, 1817, s. of John and Ann ^Maria (Alpaogh) Usher. He
resided in Troy, N. Y., until 1866, when he removed to Mechanic-
ville, N. Y., and d. Jan. 28, 1868, m. 51. He was a floor manu-
facturer.
CHILDBXN BOBN IN TBOT.
5778. Maria yiMe, b. June 28, 1855; m. Nov. 6, 1878, James Frank
Noble, b. in Ban Francisco, Cal., Nov. 16, 1858, s. of Rev. Edward
and Bunice (Fish) Noble. He is, 1875, a commerdal traveller, and
resides in Mechanicville.
5774 I^neii Thayer, b. Bept 11, 1857.
6Y96.
Habbiet Bmilt Nobli, dau. of Blisha Curtis, was b. in Manlius,
N. Y., Mch. 28, 1837.
She m. (1) Mch. 7, 1861, William J. Hbmens, b. in Bristol,
Eng., s. of Elijah and Eliza (Marshal) Hemens. He was a mer-
chant in Syracuse, Manlius Centre, and after 1869, in Durhamville
village, Oneida Co., N. Y., where he d. Aug. 12, 1872, sb. 39.
She m. (2) Feb. 11, 1875, Daniel A^tkbs, b. in Verona, Oneida
Co., N. Y., s. of David and Sarah (Sedgwick) Ayers. He was for
twenty years a school teacher, but is now, 1876, a grocer in Syra-
cuse, N. Y., his place of residence being 7 East Jefferson St.
CHILD BT mar icabbiaoe.
5775. JJorHW, b. Aug. 10, 1862, in Fayetteville.
Sabah Sophia Noble, dau. of Elisha Curtis, was b. in Manlius,
N. Y.,Dec. 28, 1847.
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She m. Apr. 29, 1868. Amob Grakosr Habteb, b. in Manlius,
N. Y., Aug. 27, 1844, a. of Henrj and Charity (Beab) Barter.
He ia, 1876, an oU operator, a member of Barter b Thompeon'a
Centemiial Oil Co. Be removed, Aug. 5, 1869, to Tituaville,
Penn., where he atill, 1876, reaidea.
CHILD.
5776. Barry NM$, b. July 9, 1878, in Fajetteville; and there d. Aug. 4,
1878, «. 96 days.
9730.
Mannimo Noble, a of George, waa b. in Westfield, Maaa.,
May 2, 1819. Baving been drafted in the Civil war, he aerved
for one and a half years, until the close of the war, in 29th Mass.
Beg. He reaidea, 1876, in Weatfield.
Be m. Apr. 10, 1848, Lucr Chapman, b. July 11, 1827, dau. of
Aaa Chapman.
CHXLDBXn tfDBK IK WB8TFIBLD.
5777. E(mtr, b. Nov., 1848.
5778. LudusM,, b. Hch. 12, 1851.
5779. EdtDord, b. Hch. 8, 1858.'
5780. Frederick B,,h. 1866.
5781. Orrin, b. Jan. 85, 1858.
5782. Lw^, b. Oct 12, 1861.
5788. Mary, b. Bept 19, 1868.
5784. EUa, b. June 18, 1867; d. in Westfield. McL, 1870, e. 2.
5785. BeUe, b. Apr. 24, 1870.
5786. Harriet, b. Dec. 1, 1871. •
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DESCENDiLNTB OF JAMES NOBLE, BON OF THOMAB.
t.
Jamxb Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Get 1,
1677, and there d. Apr. 22, 1712, m. 34. He pat himself under
the watch of Westfield church, Feb. 25, 1701. The proceedings
in the settlement of his estate will be found below:
" On y« 28*^ Day of March Anno Dom. 1712, Liett- of Administration on
the Estate of James Noble late of Westfield in y* County of Hampshire
Deceased was Granted unto Catherine Noble Wid* & Relict of said De-
ceased & to Thomas Noble, they hsTing gi^en Bond as the Law directs.
"Feb^ y* 26, An Inventoiy of the Estate of James Noble of Westfield,
Deceased Jan' r IB, 17^.
It" A house & homestead in the Town • £26 0 0
To a house & homestead at the faraf • 80 0 0
To a piece of Washt land Joyning to y* homestead at y* farm
4 Acres - - 6 0 0
To 1 Acre of land lying in the homelot that was John
Noble's 4 0 0
To 4 Acres of land in the littie Mead'' • • 26 0 0
To 8 Acres of land in the middle of the Head*" • 88 0 0
To 9 Acres of land within the Gate at the right hand - 88 5 0
To his part of the bush pasture - - • 7 10 0
To 16 Acres of land behind Thomas Noble's bam 8 0 0
To cash 8/ his Wearing Apparrel 4^^ 12/6 4 16 4
To a Young black Mare 4ii» to a Bpade Mare ff ^ 7
To a Yoke of Btears 6*^/10 to an Old Cow 9^ - - - 8 10
To a Young Cow 2ii»/7 To a two year old heifer at 11V16 • 4 8
To 8 Calves 17/16 to two Bwine in j* Stye 2/15 - 4 11
To a Sow & Piggs 8 15
To 20 Bush" of Rye 2>V to a Bushii of Pease 7/ • .77
To Indian Com 8^^/10 to Oats 1>^/10 • • - - 6 0
To a barrels Salt 2/6 flax seed & tub 8/6 to a Cradle 2/ 8 0
To a Cart A wheels, boxes db bands 1^^/10 plow & plow
Irons 1«V 2 10
To a Yoke, Staple & Ring 8/6 to a pair of horse chains 15/ • 18 6
To a Flow chain 6/ to a Caps & pinn 2/6 to 2 Collars 2/ 2 6
To a Scythe & a Set of Tackling 8/ to two Sickels 8/ • 11 0
To a narrow As 6/ To a Old az& hatchet 8/ to 8 Wedges 8/6 12 6
To a fire Shovel db tongs 5/8 to old Iron 2/8 To a bell 8/ 11 4
ToashortGunnl4/toafrenchGunnliV4 -118
To a Cutlash 8/ Ammunition in a basket 8/ - 6 0
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DBCENDAMTB OF THOMAS MOBLB.
To an Old Saddle & bridle 7/6 To flax & Tow 9/ - £ 16 6
To linnen Tarn 16/ Twine Yarn 2/ to Wool & Woolen Yam
7/6 - - - .• . - . - 1 5 6
To Blanket Yam 14/ To a bagg of Course Wool 1/ - 15 0
To feather bed bolster & Pillows - 8 8
To a Coverlid & blanket 16/ to Curtains & Yallens 16/ 1 12 0
To a Trundle stid& rope 6/ to a Bed ^e bedding 1IV16 8 1
ToaTrundlestid&bedO/to2flneLac'tPi]lowbeer8 7/6 - 16 6
To 2 pair of Pillowbeers 6/ to Bheets, Uble clothes & Nap-
kins ffV - 8 6
To a Box 2/ a Trunk 4/ A Crest Chest 4/ a Chest 8/ a looking
Glass 2/ ....... 15 0
To a Spinning Wheel 2/ a great chest 8/ A tub 2/ A Chun 4/ 11 0
To 8uet & Candles 2/ to 4 half tubs 2/ to old Cask & barrels
in the Chamber 6/ to a Chest & barrels in the Cellar 8/ 18 0
To a Suet tub and bread tub 2/ Wooden barrels 2/ To Com
baskets 1/8 0 8
To a brass Kettle l^i^/d a brass Skillet & frame 8/AWaiming
pann 10/ • . - - 1 15
To 4 Pewter basons 7/ A pewter platter 6/10 to 2 pewter
plates 8/ • 16 0
To 2 Porringers & Saucer 1/4 to a Cups & a beaker 4/6 6 10
To Earthen Ware 11/ tin Ware 1/ to a Pot ft pothooks 8/ 10 0
To a Curry Comb & Candlestick 1/ to a frying pann 6/ 6 0
To Wooden dishes 7/4 Pails 8/ a half peck and Upe Loom 1/ 11 0
To Glass bottles 1/ Spoons 2/ Chairs 6/ ... 90
To books 6/ A Raisor 2/ A basket of Small things 2/0 10 6
To a pillion & pillion aoth 12/ to a broad Ax 4/ - 16 0
To Caids 2/6 Smoothing Iron 1/ Pitch fork 1/6 A Spade 2/ - 7 0
To Sacken 12/ A small Skillet 1/ .... 18 0
To a Sithe ft Sickle Ave shillings .... 6
Debts due from y* Estate .
free estate
BAxraoBE as. Westf' March 28, 1712.
Wid* Eatherine Koble ft Thomas Noble Administrators on the Estate
of James Noble, late of Westfleld Deceased Appeared before y* Judge of
Probates ft made Oath that the foregoing is a true In^entoiy of the Estate
of the 8* Deceased so far as they can come at. And if more Estate Appear
they will readily make discorery of the same to the Judge of Probate or
his successor from time to time.
Test, JOHN FYNCHON, 2&^."
[Hampshire Prob. Recs. iii: 286-1]
''An Account of Legacies and Debts due from James Noble's Estate.
Due to Ephraim Colton for his Wives portion ten pounds
seventeen shillings £10 17 0
To Cap^ Thrall three pounds - - 8 0 0
To Sam" Cooper two pounds two shillings 2 2 0
£264 10 4
84 8 6
280 1 10
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BRAKCH OF JAMBS,
To 8am" Taylor Ten ahillings
To Sam" Ashley Ten ahillings
To Ebenezer Bmith sixteen shillin/iis
To David Ashley twelve shillings -
To Stephen Kellogg seven shillings
To Seij* Phelps two shillings & six pence
To Dan" Bagg two shillings and six pence
To Sarah Cranny One pound six shillings •
To Joseph Cooley six shillings
To Jn« Root two Pound two shillings & six pence
To Mr SamU Taylor for Esute Six pounds seventeen shil
lings A Eight pence
To David King one Pound, fourteen shillings & Eight
Pence
To Joseph Hoseley Nineteen Shillings
To father Pomrey fourteen shillings
To Samuel Partridge
627
0 10
0 10
0 16
0 12
0 7
6 17 8
1 14 8
0 19 0
0 14 0
1 10 8
As to a Settlem^ of the Estate of James Noble of Westfleld late
Deoeas^ the Inventory of his Estate Amounted to the Sum of 264. 10. 4;
the debts due from said Estate were 40. 1. 6, which being Deducted out
of the Aboves^ Sum leaves the free Estate on 'houses A lands to the sum
of 61. 11. 8, to be to her Use A Improvemt for the term of her life only
A of the Moveable Goods to the sum of 18. 4 7 to be at her own absolute
dispose for Ever. To Dan^^ Noble y* eldest son a double portion out of
the Real Estate at 09/9, to James Noble 29. 14. 6» to be let out to him of ,
the Real Estate; to y« 8^ son David Noble of Real Estate y« full Sum of
29. 14 6; and to Lydia Noble y* Remainder of the moveable Goods at
26. 9. 8, to be paid by her brother by Proportion amongst them y* sum of
8. 5. 8, to be paid in Money to her or her heirs w«^ makes up her propor-
tion to be £29 14 6, all which Legacies to be set out & paid to Each Lega-
tee in due proportion & to be Divided & set out to them by Deai^ Thomas
Noble, Oapt Adijah Dewey & Deac^ David Ashley, to be put upon Oath
before Capt. John Ashley Esq' for the performance of the abovesd trust, ft
after the Widow's Decease her 9^ Aforementioned to be Divided by y*
same Rule of proportion & all by an Equal division both for Quantity ft
Qnamty . And if any of the Children die before they come to be of Age to
Receive theirs* portions, thee survivers to Enjoy it in equal proportions.
And if it happen that more debts due from y Estateappear, or any of the
moveable Estate by meer Providence of God Creatures dye or other mishaps
to the Estate fall out before the s* legatees or Daughter Receive their Por-
tions, then such losses or Expences in the family to be borne in proportion
the same they have ai abovesald. This Settlement is i4>proved ft allowed
this 19*>' Day of March 17U P" me
8AM»- PARTRIDGE,! Judge of Pirobate.
« to be 224 8. 10, which is Divided to the Wid"* Katharine Noble one 8<
part of the Real BsUte.'*
[Hampshire Prob. Recs. iv: 78.]
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628 DBflOENDANTB OF THOMAB HOBLE.
"An Additional Inventory of the Estate of James Noble Deceased
Uken 6 Hay 1724. May 8, 1724, We the Bubscribers being desired by y«
Wid"* Oatharine Noble to Apprize 24 Acres of Out lands in Order to be
put upon y* Inventory of her Husband's Estate as an Addition thereto
A we do Account it to be worth Eighteen pounds, & that our Apprize-
ment according to y* best of our skiU A Judgment as if We had been
under Oath.
Debts due from the Estate.
To Nath* Bancraf t 0/ to ye Judge 8/ Setling bounds of y
land 8/ - - - ».
To the Surveyor S/ N. Bancraft 8/ A Deed 5/
Allowance for bringing up two of the Children
To Allowance to her in houahold Goods
£81 4 0
NEHEMIAH L00MI6.
JOHN ROOT.
Hampshire st. Hay 8^ 1724, Catharine Noble made Oath to this Addi-
tional Inventory y*« it was a True Inventory.
Attesto 6AH»- PARTRIDGE, Judge Ptobate.
An Additional Bettlem^ of the Estate of James Noble Deceased Recti-
fied this 6 May 1724.
In the former Settlemt of the Estate the free EMate
Amounted to * 224 8 10
To which is to be Added for Out lands at - • 18 0 0
Out of which must be deducted for Several
debts
To Charges allowed to y* Widow for bringing
up y* Children at
To Allowance to y* Widow of Beding &
household ....
£211 4 10
So that the Widows thirds of ye Real Estate for Life is
67. 6, and Moveable Estate - 18 4 7
To the Eldest Son of Real Estate - 65 18 1
To Thorn* [James] 2* Son of Real Estate - • 27 19 0
To David Noble 8< Son of Real EsUte - 27 19 0
To Lydia Noble Daughter 27 19 0
The Distributors A Settlem* to be p* for it by y« Widow A all y L^a-
tees proportionably, the Daughters portion to have as much in Moveable
Goods as the Widow can spare & what is wanting to be set Out to her in
some of the most Valuable lands which she shall have the Use of till the
Son Redeem it by paying to her in Money her said portion.
This Distribution now to be made to Each One asAbovesd having
Recourse to y* Original Settlement in Case of any further Debts, losses or
Distribution of the Widows 8k of the Real Estate at her decease. And
£242
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BBANOH OV iJJOB. 629
ftt the Death of any of the Chil^en, the BurrWen to £d joy, and this
Additional Bettlem* is Approved A allowed this 6^ May 1724, p' me
8AH» PARTRIDGE, Judge Probate."
[Hampshire Prob. Reca. It: 101]
He m. (1) abt. 1698, Ruth , who d. Aug. 24, 1702.
He m. (2) Feb. 24, 1704, Cathabinb Hiqlxt, b. Aug. 7, 1679,
dau. of John and Hannah (Drake) Higley of Windsor and Sims-
bury, Conn. She was sister of Hannah Higley, mother of the
first Oovemor Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut. She is sup-
posed to have been the first female teacher in Westfield. The
town, on the 3d of May, 1725, voted, " to give the widow Catha-
rine Noble, 25 shillings a month for keeping school, so long as the
Town sees cause to improve her in that service, and if she sees
cause to attend it." She afterward removed to Hebron, Conn.,
and was living there Feb. 28, 1740, with her son, David. She
joined Hebron church, Nov. 23, 1740. Whether she died in
Hebron or in Pittsfield, Mass., has not been ascertained.
CinT.PKEW BT FIBST MABBIAGB BOBN IN WBSTFDBLD.
6787. Jamet, b. Mch. 80, 1609; d. Jan. 1, 1700» ae. 9 mos.
6788. DatUa, b. Nov. 25, 1700; m.(X)K Stebbins; (2) R Grow.
OHILDBBN BT BBCOHD XABBXAOB BOBN IN WB8TFIBLD.
6789. lifdia, b. Dec. 7, 1704; m. Stephen Eelsey.
(PTOO. Jama, b. Jan. 12, 1707; d. prob. unm., in Westfield, Jan. 4, 1789,
m. 81. He was a farmer and dish-tomer.
5791. David, b. Mch. 8, 1709; m. AbigaU Loomis.
THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
6788.
Danibl Noblx, a. of James, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Nov.
25, 1700, and there d. July 2, 1779, m, 78. He Joined Westfield
church, Nov. 26, 1732. He was a shoemaker.
He m. (1) June 15, 1731, Rbbboca Stebbins, b. June 29, 1701,
dau. of Joseph Stebbins, Jr., of Springfield, Mass. She d. Jan.
16, 1760, m. 58.
He m. (2) June 4, 1761, Rxbbooa Cbow, b. in Hadley, Mass.,
May 22, 1712, dau. of Samuel ftnd Rebecca (Smith) Crow. She
d. 1802, m. 90.
In his " History of Hadley," p. 243, Sylvester Judd relates,
that " When young, she was a girl of superior beauty, and much
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admired. She was wooed by a young man from Hartford, and
the attachment was mntoal. She was spirited and self -directing,
and in attending an evening party in Hadley, her lover paid more
attention to another lady than she thought was proper, and her
jealousy was excited, and she hastily dismissed him. She soon
exceedingly regretted what she had done, but did not attempt to
'Conciliate him. According to tradition, she was after this, in
some respects, a changed person, and did not again become a gay
and sprightly girL Ske married at the age of forty-nine, Daniel
Noble of Westfield, and after his death lived in Hadley, and
when her estate was expended, was maintained by the town. She
who in early life had as fair prospects as any young lady in Had-
ley, died a town pauper in 1802, at the age of 90. She possessed
a great fund of anecdotes and stories, including many witch-
stories, and she delighted the young by her wonderful recitals.**
CHILDRSN BT FIB8T ICABBIAGX B<MBN IN WBSTFIBIJ).
0792. Buth, b. Mch. 6, 1782; m. her coushi, David Noble.
6798. DarM, b. Mch. S, 1784; m. Anna Norton.
6794. BukUH, b. Nov. 16, 1786; in the French and Indian war was a ser-
gesnt in the compsny of Capt William Shepard, and d. umn., in
the sertice, Sept. 16, 1760, ae. 28.
6795. Mary, b. Aug. 19, 1788; m. Daniel Smith.
6796. Jamei, b. Apr. 28, 1742; m. Mercy Norton.
6789.
Ltbia Noble, dau. of James, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec.
7, 1704. She joined Westfield church, May 27, 1733, and prob.
d. in Westfield, Apr. 18, 1768, n. 63.
She m. Apr. 30, 1734, Stephen Kelset of Eillingworth, Conn.,
prob. s. of Stephen and Concurrence Kelsey, and b. Apr. 28, 1706.
Hed. Dec 11, 1753.
OEDLDBBN.
6797. Stephen, b. Feb. 22, 1784.
6796. Genhom, b. Feb. 12, 1786; d. Dec. 18, 1786, ae. 10 mos.
6799. Jame$, . b. Feb. 12, 1788; d. Mch. 17, 1761, m. 18.
6800. MtndweU,b, May 19, 1740; d. Sept 80, 1742, m. 2.
6801. Stephen, b. 1742; d. 1764, m, abt 2.
6802. I^dia, b. Aug. 80, 1748; per. m. Aug. 20, 1782. Luke Day of
West Springfield, Mass.
6803. Stephen, b.
67111.
Datu) Noble, s. of James, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Mch. 3,
1709, and d. in Hebron, Conn., Feb. 18, 1761, a». 51. He removed,
in 1732, to that part of Hebron, Conn., which is now Oilead, and
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joined the Hebron Cong, church, Aug. 28, 1737. His residence
was about 3| miles northwest of the Hebron meeting-house, and
one mile west of the Oilead meeting-house, on the south side of
the highway leading to Marlborough. The farm has since passed
through the hands of Simeon Dunham, Isaac Dimham, Ansel
Dunham, David Hall, to David Hall, Jr., the owner in 1877. The
Oilead society was set off in 1748, and at the first meeting held
June 13, 1748, it was « VoUd, that Mr. Thomas Post and Mr. Da-
vid Noble shall tune the psalms for us on the days of divine wor-
ship.*' The same year, he was chosen on a school committee. At
a meeting in Oilead, Nov. 16, 1748, <*Zerubbabel Rollo, Samuel
Oilbert, Jr.,. and David Noble, were chosen a committee to treat
with Eliphalet and Ephraim Youngs about the land to set our
meeting-house on, and stake it out, and make a return to the next
meeting." On the 12th of December, 1 748, this committee reported
that they had obtained gift of Ephraim Youngs of a piece of land,
** so long as a house for the publick worship of Ood shall be needed
there." In 1749, he was chosen moderator of the Society's meet-
ing; on the 5th of Mch., 1750, on a committee to treat with a
minister, and on the 3d of Dec., 1750, on a committee to apply to
the South association, for advice as to a candidate to preach the
gospel at Oilead. His children were aU bom in Hebron, except
David, the eldest, who was bom in Westfield. A monument
erected to his memory in the Oilead burying yard, bears the fol-
lowing inscription: <'In memory of Mr. David Noble, who died
FeV 16^ 1761, in y 53* year of his age."
He m. May 17, '1731, Abigail Looms, b. Apr. 30, 1711, dau.
of Philip and Hannah Loomis of Simsbury, Conn. In her old
age, she redded with her children. In 1798, her son James
attended her from Orwell, Yt, to Pittsield, Otsego Co., N. Y.,
where she died At the house of her son, Aaron, about 1802, m,
abt 91.
OHILDBSN.
0804. Da^, b. Jan. 25. 1782; m. Ruth Noble.
6806. Other, b. Mch. 8, 1784; m. Luc^ Weld.
6806. Jamei, b. July 9, 1786; m. 0) A GadweU; (2) A. Smith; (8)
S. Grouch; (4) P. Branch.
6807. Eatharine, b. July 6, 1788; m. Alexander Ingham.
6808. Thina, b. July 27, 1740; m. Jonathan Booth.
6809. Enoch, b. Dec. 25, 1742; prob. d. young.
6810. Ahigaa, b. Feb. 16, 1745; m. Coffil Wood.
6811. OhOd, bapt. Jan. 10, 1748; prob. d. young.
6812. Aanm, b. Nov. 95, 1748; m. Eunice Bagg.
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0818. Lfdia, bapt Mch. 80, 1760; m. (1) J- Fox; (8) & Martm.
5814. IfomiaA, b. May 15, 1752; m. King Btrang.
5816. Jckn, b. MdL 17, 1765; d. in Hebroo, Mch. 17, 1765.
FOURTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Davikl NoBLBy a. of Daniel, waa b. in Weatfidd, Maaa., Mcfa.
5, 1734, and tfaaro d. May 22, 1818, ». 84. He enlisted, in 1755,
in the ocnnpany under Capt Benjamin Day, for reinfdrcing the
army deadned for down Point He redded near the centre of
Weeifield until 1775, when he removed to that part of the town
which waa incorporated, Feb. 25, 1792, as Rnaaell, but retomed
again to Weetfield in Sept, 1793.
He m. May 10, 1769, Akha Nobtok, b. in SafBdd, Oonn^ Oct
31, 1744, dan. of Freegraoe, Jr., and Margaret (TmmbaD) Nor-
ton. She d. Mch. 19, 1818, m. 73.
CBILinCBH BOBH IS WBtfTFlBU).
6816. HoTQM, b. Apr. 18, 1770; m. Naomi Smith.
5817. FkOamdar, b. Apr. 80. 1772; m. a) N. Wheeler; (8) A. Owen.
681& B^OM, b. Apr. 88, 1774; d. Oct 10. 1775. m. 1.
5819. CkaHM, b. May 88, 1776; went abt 1800, to the iahmd of Dem-
eraxa» and has nerer since been heard from.
5880. N^rUm, b. Not. 81, 1778; m. Alathea Eingdey.
5831. Xfviui, b. Feb. 16, 1782; m Jnatin Day.
5888. Anma, b. Apr. 7, 1784; m. Aretaa Smith.
IkuM, b. Dec 9, 1786; m. a) C. Owen; (8) M. Smith.
67M.
Mabt Noblb, daxL of ^Daniel, was b.'in Weatfidd, Maaa., Aug.
19, 1738, and d. in Weet Springfield, Maas., Oct 3, 1828, m. 90.
She m. Jan. 30, 1766, Damibl Smith of West Springfield, b.
Jan. 20, 1739, a. of Jonathan and Margaret (Ball) Smith. He d.
Mch. 6^ 1808, m. 69.
8884. Am b. Fbb. 16. 1767; d. Feb. 88, 1767, s. ttdaya.
6B85. Jfery, b. Feb. 86, 1768; d. mmL in GreenriDe, N. Y., July 8,
1886,0. 6a
0886. Damd. b. Apr. 9, 1770; m. Dec. 17, 1801, Sally Day, and d. hi
West ^yringfield, Dec 11, 1845, s. 75.
6887. Jtete, b. Dec 85, 1778; m. Mch. 18, 1818, Roger Cooley of West
Springfield, wheie ahe resided hi 1857.
688a Bmtfek, b. May 80, 1775; m. a) 1608, Betsey Smith; (8) Aug., 1889,
HnldahMmer, and d. hi West ^[tfingfield. Not. 9, 1847, s. 78.
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15829. Ann, b. June 21, 1778; m. Feb., 1881, James Btephens, and re-
moTed to GreenTiUe, N. Y.
Jakes Noblb, b. of Daniel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Apr. 28,
1742, and d. in Hudson, N. T., July 6, 1785, m. 43. He resided
for a time in Russell, a part of Westfield, whence, in 1779, he
lemoved to Salisbury, Conn., and in May, 1785, to Hudson, N. Y.
He m. prob. 1774, Mbrct Norton, to whom he was published
May 21, 1774. She was b. in Suffield, Conn., Sept 30, 1753, dau.
of Freegraoe, Jr., and Margaret (Trumbull) Norton. She d. in
Hudson, N. Y., July 15, 1785, e. 31.
OMIXjDRXK.
0880. Warham, b. Jan. 0, 1778; m. (1)B. Alexander; (2) H. McDonald.
0881. OaMa, b. Mch. 28, 1780; m. Lott Sykes, Jr.
0882. IHaniha, b. Nov. 15, 1782; m. Gideon Stiles.
6804.
Capt. David Nobls, s. of David, was b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Jan. 25, 1732, and d. in Skeensborough (now Whitehall), N. Y.,
Aug. 5, 1776, n. 44. He was carried in infancy, by his parents,
to Gilead parish in Hebron, Conn. In March, 1756, he is called
« shoemaker." That he removed from Oilead, to Westfield, Mass.,
as early as 1757, is inferred from the following entry in the West-
field diurch records under date of July 17, 1757, "David Noble
and wife having owned Covenant at Hebron, Conn., were admitted
to Chh. privileges here." On the 2d of May, 1758, he was called
of Westfield, and was a grantor of land in that town. He doubt-
less returned again to Gilead, for his daughter Rebecca was bap-
tised there, im 1760, and. is called, in a deed, Nov. 11, 1760, of
Hebron. The Pittsfield town records show that he was chosen.
May 11, 1761, a warden; and Aug. 18, 1761, a juror there. His
family could not then have accompanied him diither, or else he
returned a third time to Gilead, for his son Enoch was there bap-
tized in 1763. The town of Pittsfield voted, in 1765, to erect
three school-houses^ and David Noble was employed to build the
one in the western district
His name appears June 24, 1774, as one of the ten signers of
the petition to the selectmen of Pittsfield, asking them to call a
town-meeting, " to act and do what the town think proper respect-
ing the drcular letter sent out by the town of Boston and other
towns in this Province; and such other matters as the town shall
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think proper in regard to the invaded liberties of thia country."
At a meeting held Jnne 30, 1774, in response to the above peti-
tion, the first action was to appoint << a standing committee to cor-
respond with the correspondent committees of this and other
Proyinces," and on this committee of seven, the chairman of which
was the Rev. Thomas Allen, pastor of the diorch, appears the
name of Lieat. David Noble.
An alarm having been given Sept. 1, 1774, that the British
troops and men-of-war had fired on Boston, the* people of Massa-
chnsetts at once sprang to arms, and marched to defend and avenge
their brethren. The company from Fittsfield, with David Noble
as captain, and James Easton as lieutenant, went as far as West-
field. C!onnter intelligence having there reached them, the men
returned home. To each private and non-commissioned officer,
the town voted £2 for << himself and horse," and to the captain
and his lieutenant £6, but refused additional pay to the last two
for continuing their trip to Boston.
At an adjourned meeting of the town, held Jan. 24, 1775, it was
" Virted !•«. That the town pay the Bum of one shilling A six pence pr
Day to Each A Every Piquet or Minute man that have or shall hereafter
inlist in the Piquet Company in the Town of Pittsfield under the command
of Oapt. David Noble. Provided that each A every man inlisted as afores'
shaU equip A furnish himself with proper and sufficient arms & aocutra-
ments fit for War, & stand ready at a minutes warning to march and op-
pose the Enemy's of our Country if called thereto. And provided never-
theless that each Piquet man ss aif oresd shall make Default in appearing
ss af ores' to Exercise after being properly Notified for that Purpose, Each
and every Person making such Default, shall forfeit the sum of three shil-
lings pr Day to be paid or Deducted out of his Wages hereby Granted
him, unless such Person making such Default have a reasonable Excuse
for his absence, A the Officers of s' Piquet are hereby appointed Judges to
Determine the performance of the Promises aif ores'.
"2. That the piquet Company afore^ Exercise* Four half Days pr
Month from this time untHl further orders from this Town.*'
The news of the battle of Lexington reached Berkshire County,
Apr. 21, 1776, and the next morning the regiment of CoL Patter-
son was on its way to the east^ completely equipped with anns,
and generally in uniform. The regiment marched to Cambridge,
and consisted after organisation of ten companies, of one of which
David Noble was captain. The precise time of his return home
is not known, but it was probably not until after the battle of
Bunker Hill, in which he is said to have borne a part in the defence
of Fort No. 3, a work of his own regiment
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On the 31st of December, 1775, he marched again, and probably
for the last time, from Pittsfield to Boston, and after the evacua-
tion of that town, in March, 1776, proceeded to New York, and
thence to Canada, for the purpose of joining Arnold. The sad
tidings of defeat of the latter at Quebec, prevented the accomplish-
ment of this purpose, and the regiment of Patterson, which had
entered Canada with high hopes of success, was compelled to join
in the hasty retreat toward New York, by way of Crown Point.
While worn dowA with fatigue, and suffering from unwholesome
food, being attacked with smaU-poz, at Isle aux Noiz, the latter
part of June, 1776, Capt Noble was removed to Crown Pointy and
there, in less than two months, when his country most needed his
willing services, this self-sacrificing patriot — noble by nature as
well as by name— passed to his reward. .
Administration on his estate was granted, Dec. 9, 1778, to his
brother James and son David Noble, which, owing to his generous
expenditures in the cause of his country, was declared insolvent.
On the Berkshire County probate records. No. 5, pp. 180-1,
appears the account of one of the administrators, which will be of
interest to his descendants:
"Account of David Noble, one of the Administrators on
David Noble of Pittsfield, deceased.
Aug. 6, 1776. To Drugs of Dr. Fay 18/6; 8 lbs. of Loaf Sugar
1 Gall of wine 18/ 6 do Rum at 18/
9 Iba Brown sugar at 2/ •
Expense sending for Dr. McDaniel
Druggs & Wine at fort Edward -
Expense of getting my mother, the Doctor and
myself to Skeensborough
Druggs of Dr. Colton 16/ To hone for Dr.
Milleid ....
Dr. Millerd'sBiU -
Dr. Gordon's Bill
My expense after McDaniel 2* time
Expense getting home from Bkeensborough
after my Father's Death for the Family,
Doct, &c.
Dec. Journey to Pennsylvania 20 Days at 8/ Expense
£18 17 0 Horse hire 48/
1777
Jan.
EsUte of
£1 12 00
S 800
18 00
19 7
2 16 11
6 0 0
1 12 8
14 2 8
14 8 Hi
12 6
4 6 7
19 6 0
Cash paid BtOes for bringing home my Father's
chest ..---.
14 0"
And one asks, ^< What return has the country given to the family
of Capt Noble, for his patriotic services? " We answer, " not any."
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Upon their claim, f otir fi^vorable reports were made to Congien
between the years 1841 and 1858. The last of these is copied
entire, as it sets forth fully, the sacrifices made and the privations
endured by Capt Noble, in the service of his country.
*' 8&th Congreat 1st Benion. House of Re^reeenUtiTeB. Report Ka
285. Legal representatiTes of Captain David Noble, deoeaaed. [To
accompany bill H. R No. 501.] Apr. 17. 185a
Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on Revolutionaiy Claims, made the fol-
lowing report:
The Committee on Revolntiouaiy Claims, to whom was refened the peti-
tion of thp heira of Captain David Noble, an officer of the Revolution,
having had the aame under consideration^ rqiort:
That this cUUm was in 1841 presented to Congress. The Committee on
Revolutionsry Claims made a favorable report, and recommended a bill
for the relief of the petitioners. A second and third like reports have
been made to this House, recommending biUs for the relief of the peti-
tioners, followed by a similsr report, with the recommendation of a bill
for the relief of the petitioners made by the Senate, all of the four com-
mittees of the two branches of Congress coming to the same conclusions
and results.
At this stsge of the esse. Congress referred it to the Court of Claims, and
the claimants preferred their petition to ssid court, which petition set forth
the Interest of claimants in the daim, and how it accrued, claiming that
their ancestor. Captain David Noble, was commissioned by Congress with
the rank of captain in about the year 1775, in the continental service in the
Revolutionary war, and served therein until his death, having died in the
service, which occurred in the month of July, 1776, leaving a widow and
childroi him surviving. The widow being deceased, the orphan children
become entitied to the seven years' half-pay promiied by the resohttion of
Congress of the 84th day of August, 1780.
COFT OP OSDINJkKCB OF AUOVST 24, 1780.
" Itmhed, That the resolutions of 16th May, 1778, granting half-pay for
seven years to the officers of the army who should continue in service to
the end of the war be extended to the widows of those officers who have
died or shaU hereafter die in the service, to commence from the time of
such officers' death, and continue for the term of seven years; or if there
benowidow, or in case of her death or intermarriage, the said half-pay to be
given to the orphan children of the officer dying as aforesaid, if he shall have
left any; and that it be recommended to the legidatures of the respective
States to which such officers belong to make provision for paying the aame
on account of the United Sutes."
That after a hearing in the Court of Claims, the Court determine that
whatever may be the merits of the daim, it is barred by the operation of
the several resolutions and acts of Congress referred to by the court which
barred said daim, to wit: the resolves of the Sd of November, 1785, 88d
July, 1787, 88d March, 1792, 12th February, 1788, and wUch are called
acts of limitation.
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That at tlie present sewion of Congress the Court of Claims made their
adverse report (see Calendar, No. 108), which was placed on the Calendar
of the House, and when in Committee of the Whole on the Calendar on
the 19th day of February last, the case was reached and called, when the
adverse report of the Court of Claims was concurred in, without being
read or stated, or any explanation made as to the merits of the claim.
The House, in the case that next succeeded it (No. 109), having determined
not to allow the statute of limitations to be used as a bar, but that each
ease should be determined upon their merits; and this claim being of a like
character, it is now presented on petition (referred to your committee),
praying for examination upon its merits, with the prayer of the petitioner
that the acts of limitation be disregarded, and not applied in bar against
this claim.
Your committee, considering this claim to be a proper case for their
consideration, have carefully examined the cfvidence, and now report to
the House the facts presented to them. It appears by a certificate from
the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts of March 80, 1840,
that fh)m an examination of the books and documents relative to militaiy
services in the war of the Revolution in his department, the name of David
Noble is borne on "a return of the names and places of residence of all
the commissioned, non-conunissioned officers, and soldiers which have
enlisted in the 26th regiment of foot, now in the continental service, from
its establishment, together with the casualties happened in the same ser-
vice to this day, being the 6th of October, 1775," as captain from Pitts-
field.
Solomon Martin testifies that he was weU acquainted with Captain David
Noble of Pittsfleld, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, and was himself
second lieutenant under Captain Noble, and in the continental service in
the Revolution with him in 1775 and 1776 ; that he was with Captain Noble
in Cambridge, and in New York, in Canada, and other places; that he
xetumed with Capt Noble and his company from Canada to Crown Point
and Ticonderoga. where Captain Noble was taken sick, and was removed in
a boat to Skeensburg, where he died in the service in the summer of 1776.
The credibility of this witness is duly certified, and further sustained in
what he says by being found on the original muster-roll of Captain Noble's
company, on file, as second lieutenant In further support of Captain
Noble's service is an original letter from him, dated at Crown Point, July
1, 1776, to his wife, and addressed to her as follows: "Mrs. Ruth Noble,
Pittifidd, per favor of Mr. Chamberlin."
"Cbowh Poiht, July 1, 1776.
"Drab Wifb: I would inform you that through Divine goodness I am
alive but not veiy well, for by reason of hard fatigue before I had the
amall-pox, by man^hlng and unsuitable diet, the distemper has left me in
a poor state of health, though I had it veiy light. Ten days ago I was
sent with the sick from Isle Auxnaux to this place, and have grown more
poorly than better since I came here. Our army is very distressed by
reason of the small-pox; we have had four thousand sick at once; I have
not lost one of my company yet, though some have had it very severe;
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Sergeant Coleflx is now veiy bed and it is doubtful whether he ever re-
covers. I had two men taken by the Indians in Major 8berbem*6 party,
which are redeemed; and one Samuel Merry of my company is either
killed or taken by the regulars going down on a raft from Montreal to
Sorrel. The distresses of our sick is so unaccountable that I cannot paint
it out by pen and ink. (All my company have had it) If it was not for
the danger of the small-pox I should be glad to have brother James or
David come up and see me, and bring my horse, for I intend to try to
oome home if I remain so poorly. I believe that one of them may come
safe by taking good care when he gets here. I suppose that there is about
four thousand of the well of our anny at the Isle Auxnaux, and whether
they win stay there or come here I do not know. Tell Croner's wife that
he has had the small-pox, and has got well over the distemper, but he has
had the misfortune to have it fall into one of his eyes so that I am afraid
he will lose the sight of one eye. He remembers his kind love to her and
child. He intends to try to come home when I come; he cannot write
for want of paper. It is very hard living; wine one dollar per quart;
spirits one dollar per quart; loaf sugar three shillings per pound; butter
one shilling and sixi>ence— nor to be had for that; no milk. All the
above articles hardly to be had. Vinegar three shillings per quart I
shall write no more at present, but remain your loving husband,
DAVID NOBLE, Captain.''
This letter was written bat a few days before the death of Captain
Noble, and alludes to the sickness which proved fatal to him. Captain
Noble sacrificed his entire property, as well as his life, in jthe service of
his country. On the first alarm which spread through the country, after
the battles of Concord and Bunker Hill, he raised a company of volun-
teers in Berkshire county, Massachusetts, and marched with them as t$T
ss Springfield; afterwards, with his own means, purchased "one hundred
and thirty stand of arms," new, for the supply of his company; drilled
them through the next winter; "clothed them with regimentals, their
breeches being made of buckskin, their coats of blue turned up with
white ;^' sent from Cambridge, whither he had gone, "for all the goods
that remained in his store at home, both linen and woolens, that would
answer for soldiers clothing.'* "We harvested,'* says his son, now de-
ceased, in a letter written in 1886, " thirty acres of wheat, which was
floured and sent to Cambridge the next winter, all excepting what our
tionilies used." "My father sold two farms in Stephentown, in the State
of New York, and one or two in Pittsfleld about the same time. Those
in the State of New York were sold in 1774, which enabled him to sup-
ply his company with their snns and clothing. The reason of my recol-
lecting the circumstance of my father selling the farms in the State of
New York is, that the man who bought them (their names were Jones
and David Green) brought his money in gold, quilted around every piece
of his underclothes, which took my aunt some time to rip the gold pieces
out He then went to PHiladelphia and bought the deer skins or leather,
and at the same time hired a breeches maker, and the breeches wereffi
made up at our house."
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The present application is not for remuneration for the property thus
patriotically sacrificed, but simply for the redemption of the pledge of
the government that the widow and orphan children of such oflBoers as
died in the service should be entitled to seven years' half -pay. The com-
mittee believe that pledge should be redeemed, and report a bill accord-
ingly."
Had the bill accompanying the above report passed, the family
of Capt. Noble Voold have received the long-delayed half -pay, to
the amount of $1,680, about half the then yearly pay of a cap-
tain in the U&ited States army.
The Berkshire County Eagle of May 21, 1858, in an article intro-
dudng the report of Mr. Dawes, has the following editorial:
"A Pittsfield Nobleman. We are indebted to Hon. H. L. Dawes, for
the opportunity of presenting to our readers a document, which must
prove of striking interest, especially to Pittsdeld men; as reviving the
memory of a revolutionary patriot, whose fame ought not to have become
dim in this town; but of whose character and services the great majority
of the people of Pittsfield at this day, like ourselves, knew nothing. Mr.
Dawes has taken a lively interest in this case, as one which develops
facts which do honor to his district. In a private letter, he says: *'I
think it will be of interest to the people of Pittsfield, who should erect a
monument to the glorious old patriot, in their beautiful cemetery. I have
the original of the letter copied in the report, and were it an heirloom in
my family, no money should induce me to' part with it" We have no
doubt that the people of Pittsfield will peruse with gratification and pride,
this record of the faithfulness and self-devotion of the fathers, in the
times that tried men's souls. And with what vividness does such a me-
mento bring back the nature and reality of sufferings and sacrifices which
are becoming to us too much like a tale that is told. Every glimpse
which we thus get into the fading story of the old time, goes to prove
that it is no fiction, founded in local or family pride, that attributes to
those who laid the foundation of our prosperity, an earnestness, courage,
and pure elevation of character, which places them in the first rank
among heroes and patriots."'
As if the above sacrifices made by Capt Noble for the good of
his country, were not sufficient, may we not be pardoned in here
introducing a statement made to us by his grandson, William T.
Noble of Newark Valley, N. Y., in a letter bearing date Oct U,
1858, that "about ^e time of his death, Capt. Noble's house in
Pittsfield, not far from Daniel Hubbard's Uvem, together with
his bam, storey saddler's shop^ tannery, and ashery, were fired, as
was supposed, by tories, and entirely consumed."
Smith, in his << History of Pittsfield," voL i: 205, after alluding to
the patriotic services of Capt David Noble, states, that the biU
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introduoed in 1858, by Hon. H. L. Dawes, was passed by Congress^
and the desired '^seren years half -pay " allowed to his family.
Would that this statement was verified by facts 1 The records of
Congress, on the contrary, show that the bill of Mr. Dawes, in
1858, met the same fate with its predecessors, the House of Rep-
resentatiyes taldng ho action thereon. Nothing daunted by their
previous disappointment, the heirs of Capt. Noble, convinced of
the justice of their cause, brought their claim once more to the
attention of Congress, and on motion of Mr. Chamberlain, their
petition was referred, Dec 18, 1861, to the committee on revolu-
tionary claims, who dismissed the same without even the cold for-
mality of a report. It surely would be hard to find a case illus-
trating more forcibly the fact of the ingratitude of republics.
He m. Feb. 21, 1753, his coTisin, Ruth Noble, b. in Westfield,
Mass., Mch. 6, 1732, dau. of Daniel and Rebecca (Stebbins) Noble.
She d. in Castleton, Vt, Mch. 17, 1817, ». 85.
6888. Buth, b. Aug. 12, 1768; m. Calvin Dunham.
6884. David, b. Mch. 19, 1756; m. Sarah Taylor.
6885. Bebecea, bapt. 1760; d. of a disease of the head, in Pittsfleld,
Mass., Oct. 10, 1777, ss. abt 17.
6886. Enoch, b. June 14» 1768; m. (1) S. Ames; (2) C. Adams; (8) D.
Adams.
6837. Bukia, b. abt. 1767; m. (1) H. Gates; (2) 6. Sears.
6888. IkMia, b. Oct 1, 1768; m. Lydia .
6889. Thina, b. ; d. per. 1771.
6840. PMy, b. June 15, 1772; m. Simeon Wheeler.
6841. Lw^, b. Oct. 1774; m. Moses Daniels.
Rev. OuvxB NoBLB, s. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., Mch.
3, 1734, bapt. in Westfield, Mass., Oct 20, 1734, and d. in New
Castle, N. H., Dea 15, 1792, e. 58. He graduated at Yale College,
in 1757, and was licensed to preach, Feb., 1758, by the Hartford
South association. His first settlement in the ministry was in Cov-
entry, Conn., respecting which. Rev. Abiel Abbott, D.D., after-
wards pastor of a church in the same town, writes as follows:
** On the 16*^ Sept 1762, Rev. Mr. Meacham first pastor was dismissed,
by death from his charge, on which account the parish of which he was
pastor, broke very much into parties, occasioned by different sentiments
about candidates for the ministry, of whom they made trial, and after
much unhappy debate, and party strife for almost seven years, they called
and settled Mr. Oliver Noble, Jan. 10, 1759. [The old Society record says.
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▼oted to settle, or ordain Mr. Noble, Dec. 20, 1708.] Former altercationB
however did not subside, and attempts were soon made for the removal of
Mr. Noble. Several councils were called on the occasion, and on the 10^
of June, 1761, he was dismissed."
Bev. John Ballantine of Weslfield, Mass., makes the following
entry in his Diary, under the date of Nov. 11, 1761:
" Oliver Noble here, late minister of Coventry, Conn. There was no
great opposition, yet some unguarded erpressions about a black velvet cape
on a white great coat, gave such a handle against him as occasioned his
dismission from them. Singularity in dress sometimes proves a snare to
one that has a mind to be popular. We should dare to be true, though it
exposes us to banter and ridicule. A small spark may be blown up to a
great flame. Be careful what you say, and before whom. Do not meddle
with other people's affairs. The asking of impertinent questions may have
bad consequences."
On the l8t of Sept., 1762, he was resettled in the ministry, as the
first and only pastor of the Fifth (Cong.) church in Newbury,
Mass. There he remained, to the satisfaction of his parishioners,
until about the year 1773-74. In December of that year, we find
the parish yoting, that <'it appears to us that near one third partof
the polls and estates are gone oyer to the church of England,'' and
'< that the state of the parish has much altered since the settlement
of Mr. Noble." A committee was appointed to "confer with Mr.'
Noble and acquaint him with the facts." And at an adjourned
meeting it was voted, that the committee ** farther acquaint the
Rot. Mr. Noble with the state of the parish, and that his proposals
was not like to answer any good end." During the American
xeyolution, in the year 1776, he served as chaplain for eleven
months. He organized a church in Deer Isle, He., Aug, 1, 1773,
but appears to have continaed there only a few weeks. Not far
from the same time, he performed missionary labor in Blue Hill,
Me. He resigned his charge at Newbury, Apr. 7, 1784. A coun-
cil was called to dismiss him, but only the pastors and delegates of
two churches being present, they acted, not as a council, but as
individual churches, giving Mr. Noble a paper, recognizing and
m>pxoving his separation from his church and people, and com-
mending him to the churches.
He was settled for the third and last time, Aug. 18, 1784, over
the Cong, church in New Castle, N. H., and continued in that con-
nection until his death.
" If his ministry was not here ** [New Castle], writes one of his successors,
" mariied with distinguished success, it should be recollected that he kbored
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under great discouragemenU. The people had been, for some six years,
destitute of a pastor-— several of the parish and church had become Bap-
tists—during the war of the Reyolution many of the people had removed,
because exposed to the enemy, a British man-of-war lying in the harbor,
and threatening to destroy the town, as it had destroyed others along the
coast— while the pecnniaiy embazrassmenUof the dtisenswere seTere."
In 1789y he preached the New Haznpahire election sermon.
Tradition represents him to have had black eyes and hair, a
Boman noae, and heavy voice; to have been '* of fine commanding
person, tall, and well proportioned, noble in figure, as well as in
name." His habits are said to have been social, and his visits to
have been frequent, among the families of his flock. He is repre-
sented to have been evangelical in sentiment, and, ''as a preacher,
to have posseesed more than ordinary gifts."
His remains rest in the grave-yard opposite the church in New
Castla No monument marks the place of his burial, but within
the church, in 1852, a beautiful mural monument was erected to
the memory of Mr. Noble and his five venerable predecessors in
the ministry, in that ancient town. Three printed sermons from
his pen bear the foUowix^; titles:
1. '< Preaching Christ, the ofBoe work of ministers, and how they
should perform it;— shown in a sermon preached [from 2 Cor.,
iv: 4] at Arundel, at the ordination of the Beverend Mr. Silas
Moody to the work of the ministry, and pastoral care of the church
and congregation in that place; January 9, 1771. Salem: printed
and sold by Samuel Hall, near the Exchange. M DCC LXXL"
pp. 32.
2. « Regular and skilful music in the worship of Ood, founded
in the law of nature, and introduced into his worship, by his own
institution, under both the Jewish and Christian di^ensations;
shown in a sermon preached at the North meeting-house. New*
buryport) at the desire of the church and congregation, Feb. 8,
1774. Boston: printed by Mills and Hicks, for Daniel Bayley,
in Newbury Port, 1774." pp. 46.
3. '' Some strictures upon the sacred story reoerded in the book
of Esther, shewing the power and opproosion of state ministers^ in
a discourse [on Esther viii: 1 1] in commemoration of the massacre
at Boston. B\ Newbury Port^ 1775."
Miniature portraits of fiev. Oliver Noble and Lucy, his wife,
painted on ivory, are^ 1877, in the family of Hon. Robinson Palmer
of Perry, Me., who married Mr. Noble's granddaughter.
He m. May 15, 1760, Lucr Wbld^ b. June 15, 1734, dau. of
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Rev. Habijab and Mary (Fox) Weld of Attieborougb, Mass. 8be
d. in Newbary, Mass., May 28,' 1781, ». 46.
OUILDBEK.
5842. ffab(fah WM, b. Feb. 6, 1761 ; d. unm., May, 1816. ». 55.
6848. Luey, b. Oct 7, 1762, in Coventry; m. Heniy Collins, a
merchant, removed to Broom, Lower Canada, where she d. abt.
1812, of consumption, e. about 60. She had several children, one
of whom, Charles, is said to reside now, 1877, in Granby, C. £.
5844. OUwr, b. Oct. 14, 1764, in Newbury; d. Jan. 80, 1766, e.
15mos.
5845. TVrfoA, b. Apr. 18, 1766. inNewbury;m. Col. Isaac Waldron
of Barrington, N. H. , beinf? his second wife. She d. without issue,
in Harrington, Jan. 7, 1841. se. 74. He is believed to have been a
native of Dover, K. H., and was a merchant and large land owner.
He d. May 8, 1841.
5846. Sarah, b. Bept. 24. 1768, in Newbury; m. William Allen.
5847. Jfhnnp, b. Apr. 9, 1771. in Newbury; m. (1) J. Blake; (2)
Bickf ord.
5848. Eunice WM, b. Nov. 24. 1778; m. David Thacher.
5849. Eannah, b. Oct 8, 1775, in Newbury; d. num., se. abt 28.
5850. Sluaheth, b. Feb. 28. 1779, in Newbury; m. (1) Dr. Joseph
Trevett. He was probably bom in Georgetown, Me., and was, in
1810. attached to the Chesapeake man-of-war, then lying at Charles-
town, Mass. (2) John Waldron. s. of Col. Isaac Waldron. He
resided in Barrington, N. H., and d. abt. 1840. By her first hus-
band she had one son, who went to sea, and was lost overboard.
She d. abt 1845, m, abt 66.
Gapt Jambs Noblb, s. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., July
9, 1736, and d. in Orwell, Yt, Feb. 23, 1817, ». 80. He served
under Capt. Wells, probably in 1756, being then of Hebron, Conn.,
in an expedition against Crown Point. Field, in his "History of
Pittsfield," Hartford, 1844, must be in an error, in supposing bim
to have removed in 1761, to Pittafield, for the church records of
Gilead parish in Hebron, show that his son John was there bap-
tized in 1762. He was of Pittsfield, in 1769, for on the 14th of
May of tbat year, his daughter Catharine was there bom. His
name appears, June 24, 1774, as a signer of a petition to the select-
men of Pittsfield, to convene a town meeting for the purpose of
taking action upon the circular letter sent out by the selectmen of
Boston and other towns, respecting the invaded liberties of the
country. On the 10th of May, 1775, Capt James Noble marched
to Canada, and continued in the service until Dec. 30, 1775. Dur-
ing this time, he was on the 15tb of July, 1775, a captain in the
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garriBon at Tioonderoga. He was in 1776, osq of the Pittsfield
committee of correspondence, inspection, and safety. On the 17th
Oct., 1776, he marched to Ticonderoga under Capt William Fran-
ds, and retnmed Nov. 16, 1776. He enrolled himself for Ben-
nington, Aug. 13, ]777, under Lieut. William Ford, and served
until the 20th Aug. In Maj, 1777, he went under Capt John
Strong to Einderhook, N. Y., " after inimical persons," and was
dismissed, May 11, 1777, after one week's service. He, with CoL
William Williams, in 1779, represented Pittsfield in the legislature
of Massachusetts. In 1785, he removed to Benson, Vt, and
thence, three years later, to Orwell, Vt
He m. (1) Nov. 29, 1758, Anna Cadwbll, b. in Westfield,
Mass., Nov. 23, 1738, dau. of Abel and Anna (Dwight) CadwelL
Shed. July 11, 1803, ». 64.
He m. (2) Mrs. Aemcs Smith of Benson, Vt She d. in Or-
^well, Vt
He m. (3) Mrs. Euhicb Crouch. She was dau. of John Corey.
She m. (1) John Crouch. She d. in Orwell, Apr., 1813.
He m. (4) Mrs. Pbisoilla Branch of Whiting, Vt She d. in
OrwelL
CHZLDRSK BT FIRST HARRIAOB.
5851. Catharine, b. June 12, 1759; d. July 21, 1764, ». 5.
5852. Jafnes, b. Jan. 24, 1761; m. Elizabeth Stevens.
5858. John, b. Oct. 25, 1762; m. (1) L. WUcox; 0^) A Hibbard.
5854. OUver, b. Bept 29, 1764; d. Bept 5, 1780, as. 15.
5855. Oaiharine, b. Mch. 15, 1766; d. May 28, 1766, m. 1 mo.
5856. Anna, b Aug. 20, 1767; m. (1) H. Oooley; <2) 8tembsi:ge.
5857. Caihanne, b. May 14, 1760; m. Ichabod Hi^ns.
5858. Sleeia, b. Mch. 8, 1771; m. Barnabas Ames.
5859. BtMd, b. Apr. 18, 1778; m. Cynthia Palmer.
5860. Ihnght, b. July 28, 1775; m. Olivia Enapp.
ftsor.
Katharzns Nobli, dau. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn.,
July 5, 1738, and d. in Pittsfield, Mass., abt }774, ». abt 36.
SbB m. May 1, 1759, Alexandu Inqham. He resided for some
years in Oilead (Hebron), Conn.
CHILDREN.
imfkLOcUharine, b. Oct 17. 1759, in Hebron, Conn.
5861. Eiddah, b. Aug. 25, 1761, in Hebron; m Alexander Baker, and
d. in Fort Ann, N. Y., 1849, m. 89.
5862. Thina, b. Nov. 28, 1768, in Hebron; m. Bsgg.
5863. Al^tander, b. Dec. 16, 1764, in Hebron.
6864. GimaUa, bapt 1768, in Oilead, Conn.
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5865. Theodora, bapt 1770, in Gilead; m. 1788, JohnBaraes, and
d. in West j^aven, Yt, Bept. 15, 1848, e. 78.
5866. ThamM, b.
5867. Luey, b.
6t08.
TmBZA Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., July 27,
1740.
She m. Mch., 1759, Jonathan Booth.
CHILDBEK.
5868. Ambrose, bapt. 1760, in Gilead, Conn. He is supposed to have
been, Oct. 15, 1780, of Pittofield, Mass., and was then a private in
Lieut Joel Stevens' detachment called out at the alann at Fort
Edward. Col. Russell Noble, his cousin, says that he marched, with
Col. John Brown to Btone Arabia, N. Y., in Oct, 1780, and never
returned. Col. Brown was slain Oct 19,- 1780, m, 86.
5869. Dora, b. ; removed, in company with her uncle,
Solomon Martin, to Benson, Vt
6810.
Abigail Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., Feb.
16, 1745, and d. in Bennington, Vt, 1792.
She m. CoFnL Wood, a British soldier, who is said to haye d.
in Bennington, Vt., 1796.
5870. Boxa, b.
5871. John, b.
5872. Betsey, b.
5878. PMy, b.
6813.
Aabok Noble, s. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., Nov. 25,
1748, whence as early as 1773, he removed to Fittsfield, Mass.,
and thence, abt 1797, to Pittsfield, Otsego Co., N. Y., where he
d. Mch., 1813, ». 64. He was a farmer.
He m. prob. 1769, Bukicb Baqo, to whom he was pub. May
22, 1769. She d. in Carlisle, Schoharie Co., N. T., abt. 1817.
GHZLDBXN.
5874. BwMce, b. ; m. Daniel Miller.
5875. Pomeroy, b. ; m. (1) H. Edson; (8) ,
5876. Aaron, b. Mch. 11, 1775; ol Rhoda BheMon.
5877. AJbner, b. ; ol Catharine Tyler.
5878. Olariua, b. ; m. Samuel Tyler.
6879. Botmif, b. ; del William Tyler.
5880. OUoer, b. ; m. Thankful Crosby, and d. in New
Berlin, N. T.
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6881. Jame$, b. ; m. Salome Graves, and abt 1820, re-
moved to Licking Co., O., where be d.
6882. Eenry, b. ; m, Tbeododa Ingliam.
MIS.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of DaTid, was bapt. in Hebron, Conn., Mcb.
29, 1750.
Sbe m. (1) John Fox of Freetown, Mass., to whom she was
published Jan. 16, 1768.
She m. (2) Soi^mon Martin. He removed from Conn., to
Benson, Vt., and thence to West Haven, Vt, but returned to
Benson, Vt. He m. (2) Mrs. Kezia Shaw, widow of John Shaw
of Brandon, Vt. He d. in Benson, Vt., abt 1784, and wfts interred
in West Haven, Vt, by the side of Lydia his wife.
CHILDREN BT SECOND MARRIAGE.
6888. John, b. ; m. . He served in the War of
1812, and d. in West Haven, Vt, the place of his residence, from
a wound received or disease contracted in the service of his country.
6884. N(Me, b. ; m. Lodema Stevens of West Haven, Vt
6885. Enoch, b. ; m. abt 1820, Hope Eenyon, and removed
to Ohio.
Hannah Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., May
15, 1752, and d. in Fittsfield, Mass., Dec. 14, 1813, ». 61.
She m. Jan. 31, 1770, Kino Strong, b. in Westfield, Dec. 4,
1744, s. of Ezra and Mary (King) Strong. He was a f^umer in
Fittsfield, Mass., and there d. Apr. 7, 1839, m. 94.
childrbn bobk in prtsfisld.
6886. PoUy, b. Oct 80, 1770; m. 1786, John Remmington, and d. In
Rochester, K. Y., Dec. 5 or 10, 1851, m. 81. He was a shoemaker
in Fittsfield. Mass., and in New Hartford. N. T.
5887. Kobie, b. Feb. 21 or 26, 1772; m. 1796, Anna King. He was a far-
mer in Fittsfield, Mass., where he d. Aug. 28, 1846 or 1847.
5888. Bh4)da, b. Dec. 18, 1774; m. Caleb Edwards of Fittsfield, Mass.,
and there d. Dec 10, 1884 or 1885.
5889. Tirtah, b. Sept. 12, 1776; d. July, 1777, ». 10 mos.
6890. BaUy, b. May 8, 1778; m. Aug. 9, 1805, Amos Tilden Loomis of
Fittsfield, Mass., and there d. Jan. 19, 1815, e. 86.
6891. PMy, b. July 17, 1780 or 1781; m. Christopher Robinson, and d.
hi Fittsfield, Mass., Jan. 24, 1869.
5892. King, b. June 6, 1782; d. 1782.
5898. King, b. Jan. 25 or July 5, 1788; m. (1) Feb. 4, 1806, Elizabeth
Loomis; (2) Jan. 10, 1815, Lovisa Loomis. He was a farmer and
hotel-keeper, and d. in New Hartford, N. T., Apr. 15, 1854, e. 70.
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5804. Lifdin, h. Sept. 28, 1785; m. Oct 1. 1809, Aliclard Reynolds, b. in
Red Hook, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1785. He removed, in 18J2, to Roches-
ter, K. Y., was postmaster, 1812-28; hotel-keeper. Justice of the
peace, and a large owner and extensive dealer in real estate. Both
himself and wife are living in Rochester, K. Y., Dec., 1877, in good
health, at the age of 92 years.
5895. WUUam,\). Sept. 25 or 27, 1787: m. (1) Apr., 1809, Olive Tremaine;
(2) June, 1822, Orra Spencer; (8) Sept. 27, 1827, Polly Miller, and
d. in Jackson, Ind., Nov. 24, 1865, ae. 78. He was a farmer.
5896. Huidah, b. Feb. 9, 1790; m. Apr. 18, 1816, Jonah Brown, and d.
in Rochester, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1878, s. 82. He was a physician and
fanner.
6897. Xu^,- b. June21, 1792; d. unnL, in Rochester, N. Y., Sept. or
Dec. 7, 1822, m. 80.
5898. Blecta, b. Mch.26,1794; d. unm., in Rochester, N. Y., June 20,
1888, e. 89.
5899. TVrroA, b. Dec. — , 1795; m. 1815, Dr. Orrin £. Gibbs of Roches-
ter, K. Y., and there d. Nov. 7, 1822, e. 26. He was a physician,
druggist, and manufacturer of flour in Rochester.
FIFTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
M16.
Maj. Horace Noble, s. of Daniel, was b. in Westfieldf Mass.,
Apr. 13, 1770, and there d. Jan. 15 or 16, 1848, m. 78. He was
a millwright. Says a writer in the Westfield Times :
" He was a short, thick-set man, every lineament of whose face, and
whose every motion indicated the spirit of determination which «was in-
corporated in him, and which formed a part of his being. When Major
Noble made up his mind, it was made up ! Change or yielding seemed to
be no part of his nature. He made an impression upon the troops of
men and boys, as well as upon the militia, by his appearance on parade.
His large, burly body, somewhat resembling the portraits of the late
President Taylor, arrayed in a suit of dark blue, witli his half -moon hat,
and a flaming red feather stretching up from it, and that large, square,
stem face, and those large, glaring eyes, looking, for all the world, as if
the sword which he wore was ready to spring outward to his hand, at
every breach of discipline by his troops, or any misconduct upon his lines
by the spectators, presented an appearance of military energy and decis-
ion, which the more benignant and firm look of General Bhepard,* or the
bustling manner of Adjutant Dewey, with his gleaming spontoon, failed
to display.'*
He in. Jan. 27, 1799, Naomi Smith, b. Oct 22, 1770, dau. of
Solomon Smith. She d. Apr. 26, 1853, as. 82.
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648 DI80K1IDANT8 OF THOMAS KOBLB.
CBXLDBBH.
0000. Naomi, b. July 80, 1801; d. Aug. 18, 1808, e. 2.
6801. Horace, b. Mch. 1, 1808;'m. Aug. 22, 1851, Kra. Mahala
Eason. He was a miller, and a colonel in the militia. No children.
He resided in Westfleld, and there d. Sept. 20, 1882, e. 98.
0802. yaonU, b. June 18, 1800; m. Beth Moeelj.
0908. Splomon Smith, b. Nor. 12, 1807; d. Dec 24, 1810, m. 8.
0004. WaUam BUu, b. June 10, 1810; ul Dec. 17, 1888, Lovisa Root,
and d. in Westfleld, Sept 19, 1842. ChUd. Mary £., b. Apr. 10.
1841, m. (1) Apr. 28, 1882, Charles W. Grant, b. in East Windsor,
Conn., abt 1841, s. of Charles and Rosette Grant; (2) Joel H. Fox,
a wheelwright in Westfleld.
0900. Marjf, b. Mch. 2, 1810; resides. 1876, unm., in Westfleld.
6817.
Philaitdkb Nobls^ 8. of Daniel, was b. in Westfleld, Mass., Apr.
30, 1772, and there d. Feb. 27, 1845, sb. 72. He was, in 1798, a
silyersmitb in Pittsfield* He was then, or later, a clockmaker, and
a yerj ingenious workman.
He m. (1) Naomi Whxblbb, dau. of Simeon Wheeler of Lanes-
boro\ Mass.
He m. (2) Mch. 28, 1817, Mrs. Asvl Owxk, dau. of
Perkins, and widow of Asahel Owen. She was an aunt of Rev.
Justin Perkins, D.D., missionary in Oroomish, Persia. She d.
Apr., 1847.
CBILDBBN BT FIBST KABBIAOB.
0008. Harwy, b.
0807. Lymaii, b.
0808. Dau., b. Dec., 1800; d. Dec. 17, 1800, s. 1 day.
8000. C2aftoa,b.
NoRTOK NoBLB, s. of Daniel, was b. in Westfleld, Mass., Nov.
21, 1778, and resided in Ira, Vt, Castleton, Vt, Westport, N. Y.,
and Nankin, Wayne Co., Mich. He d. in Livonia, Mich., Sept
4, 1851, SB. 72.
He m. Mch. 3, 1801, Alathsa^ Einoslet of Lra, Vt
GHILDBBK.
0810. Amy, b. Sept 20, 1808, in Ira; d. Apr. 27, 1811, sb. 7.
0011. OhMier, b. Mch. 80, 1805, in Ira; d. June 18, 1807, e. 2.
0012. AUUhsa, b. Mch. 8, 1807, in Castleton; &l Apr. 20, 1820,
Benjamin Marshall. Children. 1. Lucy Jane, b. Jan. 11, 1820, m.
Dec. 10, 1847, Marcus H. Minckley of Livonia, Mich. ; 2. Eliza
Adeline, b. S^t 20, 1828; 8. Horace B., b. Apr. 17, 1881, m. Mch.
21, 1802, Mary Lane; 4. Norton N., b. Oct 14, 1888.
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BRANCH OP JAMES. 649
.■S912a. Mary, b. June 14, 1810, in Wcstfield ; m. July 28, 1830, David
A. McFarland of Plymouth and Livonia, Mich. She d. Feb. IG,
1850, «. 89. Children. 1. Harrison C, b. June 17, 1841, in Ply-
mouth; S. Julia A., b. June 19, 1848, in Livonia; 8. Mary Cornelia,
b. July 18, 1844, in Livonia; 4. Henry Clay. b. May 25, 1848, in
Livonia.
5918. CharUi, b. May 80, 1812, in Wcstport; m. (1) Nov. 8, 1840.
Lydia Wight She d. in Livonia, Mich., Sept. 18, 1841; m. (2)
Sept. 7, 1843, Lovina Down. He removed to Livonia. Children
bom in Livonia. 1. Alfred, b. Aug. 7, 1844; 2. Henry, b. Oct. 15,
1847, d. in Livonia, Oct. 22, 1848, e. 1; 8. Eingsley Arthur, b. Oct.
22, 1849; 4. Norton, b. Dec. 26, 1851.
6914. BetteyK,, b. July 11, 1817, in Weatport; m. Feb. 17, 1838,
Reu1>en S. Durfee of Livonia, Mich., and d. Nov. 8, 1842, s. 25.
Children bom in Livonia. 1. Permelia £., b. Dec. 4, 1838; 2. Nor-
ton N., b. May 8, 1840, d. in Livonia, May 22, 1841, s. 10 moe. ; 8.
• aiarles D., b. Sept. 23, 1841; 4. Edgar 6., b. Oct. 28. 1842.
6915. Charlotte Ov>en,\), Dec. 11, 1822, in Weatport; m. May 25, 1843,
John S. Tibbito of Plymouth, Mich. Children. 1. Clarissa £., b.
June 19, 1844; 2. Harriet Enuna, b. Mch. 2, 1849; 8. Mariett, b.
May 25, 1851.
6916. Lu^ Amelia, b. Jan. 16, 1829, in Westport
MSI.
Ltdia Noble, dan. of Daniel, was b. in Westfield. Mass., Feb.
16, 1782, and there d. Aug. 16, 1826, se. 44.
She m. Nov. 26, 1801, Jdstik Day, b. July 21, 1780, s. of
Ezekiel and Catharine (Gkiylord) Day of West Springfield, Mass.
He removed, in Apr., 1807, to Westfield, Mass.; in 1826, to Low-
TJUe, N. Y.; and, in 1827, to Martinsburg, N. Y. He m. (2) July
3, 1828, Mrs. Harmony Pitcher, and d. Aug. 25, 1852, se. 72.
OHIIiTmWW.
6917. ZifdiaAnn, b. Dec. 16,1808, in West Springfield; m. Feb. 22,
1888, Allen Baboock, and settled in West Lowville, N. Y. He was
a fanner.
0918. Oharlee NoUe, b. Jan. 7, 1806, in West Springfield; m. Mch. 11,
1829, Betsey Carter, and d. in Lowville, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1830, m.
. 24. He was a whip-maker.
6919. Liffnan, b. Mch. 8, 1808; m. Emeline Kimball, and d. Feb.
7, 1860, SB. 61. He was a farmer.
6920. ISifheeier. b. June 9, 1810; m. Mch. 80, 1834, Mabel Babcock,
and removed to Champion, N. Y. He was a farmer.
6921. Juitin ycbie', b. June 80. 1812; m. Sept. 14, 1853, Abby Briggs,
and removed to Concord, O. He was a cabinet-maker.
6922. Earvey, b. May 8, 1814; m. (1) 1834, Dorothy Ann Mark-
bam; (2) 1886, Henrietta Markham. He removed to Delta, Oneida
Co., N. Y. He was a farmer.
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650 DKSCENPANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE.
0928. AretM, b. Not. 8, 1810; d. Feb. 14, 1822, s. 5.
0024. Mary, b. Oct 22, 1821; m. Mch. 8, 1842, James Allen of
LowviUe, N. Y., and d. Sept 9, 1848, e. 26.
Anna Noble, dau. of Daniel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Apr. 7,
1784, and d. June 7, 1849 [1850?], sb. 65 or 66.
She m. Not. 29, 1804, Abetas Smith of West Spring6eld, Mass.
He d. .
CHILDBXN.
0925. EutUoe, b. ; d. joung.
0926. Anna, b. ; m. James Anderson, a teacher near Phila-
delphia, Penn.
5927. FideUa, b. ; m. (1) Thomas Henry; (2) Louis Reese,
and removed to Philadelphia, Penn.
Diantha, b. ; m. Asahel Talmadge. ,
Maruette, b. ; m. (1) Newton Taylor; (2) North-
rop.
6980. Arifann, b. ; ol Chandler Bates.
0981. .^fvfeM, b. ; m. (1) Francis Hawks; (2) Burbank
of West Springfield, Mass.
0982. CAofiM, b. ; m. and removed to Vermont
0988. Buniee, b. ; m. Beneca Truesdale, and removed to the
West
0984. 8olomm, b.
Daniel Noble, s. of Daniel, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Dec. 9,
1786, and there d. Not. 26, 1867, sb. 80. He resided near the
Western R. R. depot, and was by trade a millwright.
He m. (1) Mch. 18, 1817, Cbablotte Owen, dau. of Abijah
Owen. She d. Feb. 21, 1818, se. 22.
He m. (2) July 8, 1819, Mrs. Mebct Smith, b. Oct 30, 1785,
dau. of Ebenezer Bagg of West Springfield, Mass. She d. Jan.
25, 1857, m. 71.
CSILD BT FIRST ICABIIIAOB.
6985. OkmiaUe Oum, b. Feb. 1, 1818; m. Oct. 22, 1888, John WeUer,
Jr., of Westfield. ChUdren. 1. Charles, b. Oct 80, 1840, d. Feb.
28, 1846, e. 6; 2. Charlotte, b. Bept 28, 1845.
CWn.pitElf BT SECOND MABBIAOE.
0986. Framcn SmeUfie, b. Oct. 16, 1820; m. Not. 11, 1847, AnsUn Healy
Buckstone, b. Mch. 21, 1819, s. of Simeon and Frances £. Buckstone,
and settled in Westfield. Children. 1. Rebecca, b. Dec. 6, 1848; 2.
SlU Jane, b. Aug. 6, 1860; 8. Charles Noble, b. Mch. 20, 1852, d.
Aug. 7, 1852, e. 4 mos. ; 4. Edwin Healy, b. July 20. 1854; 5.
Charles Noble, b. Bept. 8, 1855.
0987. J>an$a, b. Aug. 24, 1822; ol Apr. 9, 1851, ElTlra A.
Phelps, dau. of Samuel Ph^ps of Easthampton, Mass.
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BBANCH OF JAMXS. 651
ftSSO.
Wabham Noble, s. of JameB, was b. in that part of Westfield
which is now Russell. Mass., Jan. 5, 1778. For a few years after
his marriage he resided in Chester, Mass., whence, in 1804, he
removed to Martinsborg, N. Y.; in Nov., 1811, to Canada; in 1830,
to Cape Vincent, N. Y.; in Apr., 1838, to Wisconsin, and prior to
May, 1853, to Oconomowoc, Wis., where he resided in 1856.
He m. (1) Nov. 28, 1799, Bathshxba Alsxamdxb, b. Apr. 29,
1 780, dau. oif Nathaniel Alexander of Chester. She d. in Shannon-
ville, Canada, Oct 28, 1824, e. 44.
He m. (2) Apr. 26, 1825, Mrs. Hannah McDonald, b. Sept 8,
1776, dau. of William Conkling.
0H1LDBKK BT FIBST HABBIAOB.
0988. Jamett, b. Oct 19, 1800, in Chester, Mass. ; d. May
17,1804,88.8.
5989. Jv9tin, b. Apr. 10, 1808; m. Nancy Walker.
5940. Marjf &, b. Mch. 10, 1806; m. (i) J. Edsill; (2) H. Van
Gamp.
0941. Martha, b. May 31, 1808; m. Daniel W. Btrohn.
0942. MeUnda, b. Apr. 85, 1810; m. Jeremiah Simonds.
0948. Mdhala, b. Dec. 11, 1818; m. Daniel Morin.
5944. Alexander, b. Apr. 16, 1815, in Perqr, Canada; d. Apr.
88, 1815, e. 18 days.
0945. WMnffUm Alexander, b. Sept 85, 1816; m. (1) L. Somen; (8) M. A
Wells.
5946. Bufdee MatOda, b. Jan. 81, 1819; m. John Reed.
M81.
Caubta Nobxjb, dan. of James, was b. in Salisbury, Conn., Mch.
23, 1780, and after her father's death, was adopted by her uncle,
Daniel Noble of Westfield, who presented her for baptism, at the
Westfield church, July 27, 1790. She d. in Agawam, Mass., Oct.
31, 1855, ». 75.
She m. Apr. 13, 1803, Lon Stkxs, b. in Suffield, Conn., Jan. 15,
1774, s. of Lott and Jemima (Sykes) Sykes. He resided in SuiBeld
until abt 1819, when he removed to Agawam, Mass., where he
d. Sept. 24, 1838, sb. 64. He worked upon^ the farm in summer,
and taught school in winter, for more than twenty years.
5947. Dau., b. Apr. 16, 1804, in Suffield; d. in infancy.
5948. AMa, b. Apr. 18, 1805 ; m. May 85, 18S6, Maria Cowls,
and resides, 1877, in Agawam. He has been a woolen manufac-
turer.
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652 DS8CENDANTS OF fBOUAB NOBLE.
6949. Frederick WOUam, b. Aug. 19, 1807, in Buffleld; hl (1)1829, Smh
Ann Norton; (2) 1884, Jennette Fowler, and resides, 1877, in Ashta-
bula, O. He is a shoe manufacturer.
6960. JuUaAnn, b. Apr. 28, 1810; m. (1) Nor. 27, 1884. John
Eggleston, a fanner in West Springfield, Mass. ; (2) Thomas Perkins,
a farmer, and resides* 1877, in LaGrange, O.
6961. JameiKMe, b. Sept. 80, 1812; m. a) Aug. 81, 1842, Caroline
Sarah Anthony; (2) Kate Percy Anthony, and resides, 1877, in Aga-
wam. He is a Baptist clergyman.
6952. CaUata 2MU, b. May 17, 1814, in SutBeld; m. Mch. 14, 1842,
William Punghes, a goldsmith, and d. in Ashtabula, O. He resides,
1876, in Bzyan, O.
6968. Maria NotlU, b. Feb. 6. 1816, in Suffleld; m. May 29, 1862,
John Porter Diz, a farmer of Seville, O., and resides there, 1877.
6964. ArabeUa, b. Feb. 9, 1819, in Agawam; and there d.
July, 1819.
6966. Sarah Lane, b. May 20, 1820, in Agawam; m. Oct 18, 1846.
Calvin Monroe Rice, a Joiner and farmer, who resides, 1877, in
MitcheU, Mitchell Co., Iowa.
6966. Bmdine Belinda, b. Feb. 6, 1822, in Agawam; del Charles H.
Clapp, a machinist, and d. in Chicopee, Mass., May 2, 1874, e. 62.
He resides, 1877, in Chicopee.
5967. Loniia, b. July 81, 1824, in Suffleld; resides unm.,
1877, in Seville, O.
6968. Oynihia, b. Jan. 16, 1826, in Suffleld; resides unm.,
1877, in Agawam, Mass.
DiANTHA NoBLS, dau. of James, was b. Nov. 15, 1782, and
d. ,
She m. Dec. 26, 1802, Oidbok Stiles, Jr., b. Apr. 28, 1782.
He m. (2) Aug. 25, 1817, Mary Busb of Westfield. He was, in
1853, a member of the State constitutional convention. He was a
farmer, but engaged also in the manufacture of whips and powder.
He d. in Southwick, Mass., Aug. 9, 1860, m. 78.
CBIXjD.
6969. BmdiTU, b. Oct 80, 1808; m. May 21, 1828, Julius Harmon, a fanner
in West Suffleld, Conn., and d. Aug. 6, 1828, e. 24.
6833.
Ruth Noble, dau. of Capt. David, was b. in Hebron, Conn.,
Aug. 12, 1753.
She m. prob. 1773, Calvin DtTNBAM of Hebron, Conn., to whom
ahe was pub. Nov. 9, 1773. He resided for a time in Pittsfield,
Mass., whence be removed to the vicinity of Martinsburg, Lewis
Co., N. Y.
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BBAKGB OF JAXBS. 653
CHII4DBBN.
50(90. DaiMNtMe, b.
5961. ChniMi, b.
5962. MMttMe, b.
David Noble, a. of Capt David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., Mch.
19, 1755, and d. of consumption, in New York city, Nov. 25,
1820, e. 65. He was carried, in childhood, by his parents, to
Pittsfield, Ma8& In ihe American revolution, he served for a
time in the company of his father, and is said to have been present,
Mch., 1776, at the siege and evacuation of Boston. In conse-
quence of his hardships and exposure at that time, he contracted
a sickness from the effects of which he never entirely recovered.
Throughout life, he was subject to severe attacks of sickness,
which at last terminated in consumption.
As he was the eldest son of the family, upon him, a young man
of but twenty-one years, devolved, in 1776, the settlement of his
father's estate, and the subsequent care of the family. He was a
blacksmith and gunsi^ith in New York city, until abt 1798, when
he removed to Norwalk, Conn., but returned, abt. 1816, to New
York dty, and there continued to reside until his death.
He m. Nov. 23, 1774, Sarah Tatlob, b. in Springfield, Mass.,
Oct 8, 1757, dau. of Asahel and Sarah (Root fUe Sitton) Taylor.'
She d. Nov. 21, 1821, ». 65.
CBIZJ>BBN.
5968. BaUtf, b. Jan. 26, 1776; m. Leonard Ashley.
5964. Dau., b. Mch. 1777; d. 1777, m. 7 daya
5965. Ikwid, b. June 96, 1778; m. Sarah Grummond.
5966. Thina, b. Nov. 8, 1779; m. Joseph Bkidmore, and d. in
Williamsburg, N. Y. Children. 1. Sophia, m. Baker; 2.
Mary, dL Henry Bsgley, and settled in New York city; 8. Nathan,
d. in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ; 4. Joseph, d. in Pougbkeepsie.
5967. Mar^, b. May 7, 1781; m. Martin Day.
596& AM, b. Aug. 7, 1782; m. Eliza Harberger.
0969. Either, b. Feb. 6, 1784; m. Jesse Hoyt of Norwalk, Conn.
She had no children.
5970. JamM, b. May 16, 1785; d. Feb. 8, 1794, e. a
5971. Bomoa, b. Oct. 8, 1787; m. , an adopted
dau. of Peter Launay of Baltim<Mre, Md. He d. prob. in Baltimore,
abt 1826, m. abt 8a Children. 1. David, resides, 1876, in Balti-
more; 2. Anna, m. Bowers of Baltimore; and one other son
and two daughters.
6972. Bleaa, b. Apr. 5, 1789; m. (1) Nathan Eeeler of Norwalk,
Conn.;(2)MottHaU. Children. 1. Sdwin, d. in New York city;
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2. Almftclta, m. Joteph Howell, in New York city; 8. ^T»ft»^«, in.
WesUock of New Tork city. Hn. ElecU Hall, d. in Ohio.
0978. WiOiam Ta^hr, Ik June 16, 1791; ol Christiana Brewer.
0974. Mtranda, b. Feb. 4, 1798; m. (1) J. Bush; (2) D. Phelps.
6974a.iSb!p^, b. Dec. 8. 1794; m. Thomas M. Weeks, and re-
moTed to Turkey, Monmouth Co., N. J.
0975. Jaimsi, b. Apr. 8, 1796; m. Grace Hegeman.
0976. Clarma, b. Feb. 28, 1798; d. July 10. 18Q2, e. 4.
0977. Clan$$a, b. May 18, 1808; m. Oeorge Eldridge, and i^sides,
1877, in Red Bank, N. J. Children. 1. George, resides, 1877, in
Green Point, L. L ; 2. Jane, m. John Lufburow, and resides, 1877,
in Red Bank, N. J.
Enoch Noble, b. of Capt. David, was b. in Hebron, Conn., June
14, 1763, and d. in Springville, Penn., Nov. 1, 1851, ». 88. He
removed, abt. 1790, to Ira, Vt.; in Oct., 1807, to Castleton, Vt;
in Oct, 1830, to Sterling, Wayne Co., Penn.; and in Apr., 1837,
to Springville, Penn., where he continued to reside until his death.
He m. (1) Nov. 29, 1787, Susanna Amis of Preston, Conn., b.
Apr. 10, 1764. She d. May 10, 1800 or 1881.
He m. (2) June 4, 1802, Clabissa Adams, b. in Nassau, N. Y.,
May 4, 1778, dau. of Peletiah Adams. She d. in Ira^ Vt, Nov.
4, 1807, SB. 29.'
He m. (3) Jan. 25, 1809, Mrs. Dobotbt Abams, b. in Nassau,
N. Y., Apr. 26, 1780, dau. of Samuel Holcomb. She m. (1) June'
25, 1795, Zopher Adams. She resided, 1854, in Sterling, Wayne
Co., Penn.
CBILDBEK BT FIBST HABBZAOE.
597a Akmmm, b. Mch. 17, 1788; m. (1) H. Taylor; (2) P. Pslmer.
5979. Quy CarUan, b. Oct 1, 1794; m. 0) M. Guernsey; (2) R Ellis.
5980. Maria Button, b. Aug. 90, 1796; resided, 1858, nnn^, in CasUeton,
Vt
5981. Minerva, b. July 25, 1798; m. Joseph G. Rogers.
5982. I/yrwmo, b. Apr. 6, 1800; d. Apr. 18, 1818, e. 18.
GHILDBBN BT SBOOND HABBZAOB.
6988. B&tMr R, b. May 17, 1805; d. in infancy.
5984. OUmerPhOp; b. Apr. 28, 1807; m. firtherG. McAllister.
GHILDBBN BT TBIBD HABBZAOB.
5985. AdaUne, b. Aug. 21, 1809; d. unm. in Springville, Penn.,
Nov. 18, 1842, fle. 88.
5986. DafM, b. Oct 27, 1811; m. (1) F. M Wheeler; 03) M.
Fbbes.
5987. BratlfUi, b. May 11, 1814; m. 0) E. 8haip; (2) M. Fowler
5988. Juitue EaHiO(mA, b. July 14, 1816; m. Eliza Ann Wheeler.'
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BBANCB OF JAMKS. 655
EzxKTXL NoBLx, 8. of Capt David, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
abt 1767, and d. in Castleton, Vt, Sept 3, 1829, m. abt 62. He
was a farmer.
He m. (1) Dec., 1796, Hannah Oatbs^ b. Nov. 8, 1779, dau.
of Cyrus Oates. She d. in Castleton, Vt, Aug. 4, 1821, ». 41.
He m. (2) Nov. 10, 1822, Mrs. Sallt Sears, b. May 7, 1775,
dau. of Charles and Desire (Branch) Ctishman. She m. (1) Ira
Sears. She m. (3) Capt John Mason, b. in Groton, Conn., Nov.
11, 1764, s. of Peter and Margaret (Fanning) Mason. He re-
sided in Castleton, Vt, and was a magistrate, member of the State
legislature, . governor's council, and presidential elector, and d.
July 29, 1846, ». 81. She d. Apr., 1851, ». 75.
5989. MartUa, b. abt 1797; d. abt 1818, s. abt 16.
5990. Merqf, b. ; d. abt 1818.
5991. Cifrus Gaiei, b. June 8. 1808; m. Rozilla Reynolds.
5992. RoUin, b. Feb. 11, 1803; m. Cordelia Mallory.
5993. Caroline, b. Sept 17. 1808, in Castleton; m. (1) Mch. 18,
1828, William Low, b. Feb. 5, 1802. He was a shoemaker. He d.
Bept 29, 1855, s. 58. She m. (2) Niles Aldricb. ' He was formerly
a merchant, but now, 1876, a farmer in Bpworth, Iowa. She has
had no children.
5994. JBMM, b. in CasUeton; d. Feb., 1818, e.
abt 2.
5995. JMM, b. May 81, 1816; m. a)N. ATyler ; (2)M. IngersoU.
5996. Lareruo, b. in Castleton; and there d.
5997. Nathan Bmiek, b. July 8, 1820; m. Mrs. Sarah Hewitt
4838.
Dahixl Noble, s. of Capt David, was b. Oct. 1, 1768, and d.
of cholera-morbus, in Pittsfield, Mass., Jan. 1, 1798, m. 29.
He m. Ltdia . She m. (2) Eli Powell of Lanesboro',
Mass., and after his death removed to the West
CBIZJ>BEK BOBK IH PXTT8FIBXJ>.
5996. L^dia, b. ; m (1) George Butler; (2) James Wemple.
5999. Maria, b. ; m. James Luce.
4840.
PoLLT NoBLS, dan of Capt David, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
June 15, 1772, and d. in Springville, Penn., Nov. 25, 1847, m. 75.
She m. Apr. 7« 1793, Sxicson Whxblbb, b. Sept 4, 1766, s. of
Simeon and Chloe Wheeler of Lanesboro', Mass. He removed,
in Jan., 1809, from Lanesboro' to Castleton, Vt, and thence in
June, 1840, to Springville, Penn. He d. Dec. 29, 1856, ». 90.
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656 mmjEXDAMTB or thiomab moslb.
6000. IktM NMe, b. Sept 10« 1794; m. Not. 18, 1826, Harriet Gere,
and d. in Cherry Ridge, Penn., Bept 17, 1888, e. 44
6001. Borah, b. Apr. 18, 1796; m. Feb. 14, 1814, Jesse GraTes
of Oaetleton, Y t
6008. Wmam, b. Jan. 27, 1799; d. Mch. 11, 1818, e. 14.
6006. Laura, b. Jan. 1, 1801; m. Bept 4, 1882, Asa Moon,
and lemored to Mt Pleasant, Penn.
6004. Sophia, b. Jan. 15, 1808; m. Jan. 25, 1825. Jacob Bmith
of Springfield, Penn. She d. Sept 21. 1857, ft. 54.
6005. mramFUtaland, b. Jan. 24, 1806; m. Feb. 16, 1888, Elizabeth
Grow, and removed to Meshoppen, Wyoming Co., -Penn.
6006. FMy, b. Feb. 29, 1808; d. Dec. 14. 1811, sb. 2.
6007. JBHsa Ann, b. Sept 29, 1811; m. hercoosin, JnstosH. Noble.
6008. nnn§f Maria, b. Sept 24, 1815; m. her cousin, Daniel Noble.
4M1.
LuoT NoBLB, dftu. of Capt David, was b. in Pittafield, Mass., Oct,
1774, and d. in Hague, Warren Co., N. Y., Feb. 5, 1856, ». 81.
She m. Moan Damisls, who remoyed from Conway, Mass., to
Pittsfield, Mass., and thenoe abt 1813, to Castleton, Vt, where he
d. Jane, 1815. ,
6009. Lw9. b. Apr. 11, 1796; m. Not. 10, 1815. Oliver Giaves,
and d. in Ticonderoga, N. T., Aug. 4, 1888, •. 87.
6010. SmOff, ] b. Apr. 11, 1798; m. 1822, John M. Bamaid of Pitts-
field, Mass., and d. Sept. 20, 1842, e. 44
6011. Miranda, b. Apr. 11, 1798; ul Jonathan E. Ball, and d. in
Pittsfield, Mass.
6012. B%, b. ; d.
6018. Ronr^, b. ; xemored to Canada West
6014. IkmdNcNe, b. ; d.
6015. Bopkronia, b. Mch. 19, 1808; m. Nov. 28, 1888, Oliver Graves,
and removed to Horioon, Warren Co., N. T.
6016. AMra M., b. July 7, 1814, in Castleton; m. Edmund Joslyn,
and d. in Pittafield, Mass.
•MS.
Habuah Wild Nobls, a. of Rev. Oliver, was b. in Coventry,
Conn., Feb. 5, 1761, and d. unm., of apoplexy, in Mariet^ 0.,
May, 1816, ». 55.. He resided, from 1795, to about 1807, in
Portimouth, N. H. At one time he was a purser in the navy.
He aubaequently went to the Bast Indies as supercargo of a ship^
which sailed from Portsmouth. Among other things he carried
with him Perkins' metallic tractors, recommended in those days
for nervous affections, and advertised to use them in Calcutta. In
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BBANOH OF JAMXB. 657
this -way be acquired the title of doctor. He afterward settled as
a merchant in Marietta, 0., and while doing there a prosperous
bosiness, was, in the night time, robbed of all his money, amount-
ing to seyeral thousand dollars. Soon after, when in Boston,
Mass., he met on <<the Exchange," his old friend, [George?]
Crowningshield of Salem, Mass., who had heard of his loss. Mr.
Crowningshield handed him his pocket-book, containing many
thousand dollars, and asked him to take the whole or any part of
it. Declining the proffered generosity, Mr. Noble replied, << Not-
withstanding my misfortunes, I am still able to care for myself."
The following extract from a letter of Nahum Ward of Marietta,
0., dated May 24, 1852, contains all the additional information
gathered respecting his last years.
"Mr. Noble came to Marietta, in 1811, a dngle gentleman, and died
here in May, 1816, as he came, a single gentleman. He was from Boston
here. Noble was a purser in the Navy, in the sloop of war, Portsmomh,
as he told me, but for how long a time, I am unable to say. We were
friends from the time I first met him, in Sept., 1811, to the day of his
death. I was with him when he died, was chief mourner at his funeral, «
and placed a dab-stone over his grave. He was a gentleman highly
esteemed, and whOe in Marietta was engaged in the mercantile business."
4846.
Sabah Nobls, dau. of Bey. Oliver, was b. in Newbury, Mass.,
Sept. 24, 1768, and d. in South Berwick, Me., July 5, 1818, ». 49.
She m. 1788, Willlaji Allen, b. in Eittery, Me., s. of William
Allen. He resided in New Castle, N. H., was master of a vessel
which sailed, abt 1801, .from Portsmouth, N. H., and was never
afterward heard from.
GHILDBBH BOBN IK XBW CASTLB.
6017. Harria, b. Aug. 30, 1789; m. May 8, 1807, Hon. Bobinson
Palmer of Perry, Me., and there d. Oct 11, 1868, e. 79. He was
b. July, 1786, was a merchant, a member of the Maine House of
Bepresentatives, 1846, Stote Senate, 1847 and 1848, and of the execu-
tive council, 1851 and 1852. He d. in Perxy, July 1, 1877, m, 90.
60ia JTanr NMe, b. Aqr. 6, 1791 ; m. 1828. Ezra Whitney of Medy-
bemps. Me. He was a merchant, and d. in Medybemps, Jan. 8,
1858. She now, 1877, at the age of 86, resides in Bobinson, Ottowa
Co., Mich.
6019. OUwr Ndtie, b. Jan. 81 or 28, 1798; m. Frances Ophelia Hovey.
He was a merchant and inspector of customs in Lubec, Me., and
there d. Dec. 26, 1841, e. 47.
6020. Wmam OuUer, b. Jan. 21, 1795; m. Dec. 29, 1829, Lucy Maria
Holmes. He read law with Hon. John Holmes of Alfred, Me.
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658 * BKBCENDAKTB OP TH0MA8 NOBLE.
He wftg regigter of probate for York Co., 1827-89; repreecntatiTc
to ihe legislature, 1889, 1844. 1845; register of probate, 1889-44;
Btate senator, 1846; Judge of probate for York Co., 1846^58; blank
and stamp agent for the P. O. dept, at Washington, D. C, from
Mch., 1858, until his death. He d. in Washington, D. C, Aug.
12, 1859, «. 64.
6021. Rebecca Trcdiek, b. Apr. 4, 1797; m. Apr., 1820, Jonas Gleason, a
merchant atEastport, Me., and there d. May 16, 1874, m. 77.
6021a. ir<;»i:^ Trcdick, b. 1799; unm., supposed to hare been
blown up about 1828, on a steamboat of which he was the engineer,
upon the Mississippi riyer.
6022. Frances CordOia, b. Mch. 7, 1801; m. Aug., 1880, Rey. WilUam
Brown, a Methodist clergyman of Eenncbunk, Saco, Lovell, Hiram,
Calais, Robinson, Paris, and Oxford, all in the state of Maine.
In the Civil war, he was chaplain of 12th Me. Reg., and d. in
Winchester, Va., Not. 11, 1864, e. 56. She resides, 1877, with a
daughter in Toronto, Canada.
»S47.
Famnt Noble, dau. of Rev. Oliver, was b. in Newbury, Mass.,
Apr. 9, 1771, and in 1857, was suppoeed to be liying in Nocth-
wood, N. H.
She m. (1) JoNATHAK Blake, b. of Jonathan Blake. He waa a
farmer of Northwood, N. H., and d. aa early aa 1828.
She m. (2) Bickfobd. He waa a farmer in Northwood,
N. H., and tiiere d.
CHILDBEN BT FIXST MABBIAOB.
6028. XtMta, b. ; m. Freeman Hunt, editor of Msrehanfe
Moffotine, and d.
6024. am, b. ; went West, ^nd d. .
6025. Son, b. ; went West, and d.
6026. Fhnnp, b. ; m. John Watson of Pittsfield, N. H.,
and there resided in 1857.
M4S.
Eunice Weld Noble, dan. of Rev. Oliver, waa b. in Newbury,
Maea., Nov. 23 or 24, 1773, and d. in Philadelphia, Penn., Dec. 1,
1842, m. 69.
She m. June 12, 1796, David Thaoheb, b. June 10, 1767. He
removed, Oct. 20, 1803, from Yarmouth, l^asa., to Dartmouth,
Maea., thence to Lewes, Del., where he waa engaged in building
aalt works, and subsequently to Philadelphia, Penn. [He m. (1)
Sarah Grey, b. Nov. 21, 1770, who d. July 23, 1793. Children.
1. Daughter, b. Apr. 26, 1787, d. same day; 2. Lothrop Russell,
b. May 22, 1788; 3. Son, b. Oct. 14, 1790, d. sb. 4; 4. Daniel, b.
Feb. 16, 1793, d. Aug. 5, 1793, sb. 5 mos.]
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CHILDREN. ,
0037. Da/M, b. Apr. d8, 1797; m. Amelia Connor, and d. in
Bhelbyirille, Ind.
6Q2a Oliver Noble, b. Apr. 9, 1798; m. Hannah Ayers, and d. in
Pbiladelphla, Penn.
0029. ffenry, b. July 17, 1799; d. unm.. in New Orleans, La.
0080. Frederick, b. July 15, 1800; hl Love, and d. in Indi-
anapolis, Ind.
0081. ArOiur, b. Sept 14, 1801; m. Catharine McMinn. He was
a hardware merchant in Philadelphia, Penn., and there d. Oct. 26,
1870, m. 09.
0082. Ahigaia BiuiM, b. Dec 29, 1802; m. Samuel Hunter. She d. in
Philadelphia, Penn., Jan. 29. 1876, e. 78.
0088. lAusy WM, b. Mch. 24, 1804; m. James Calbreath. She re-
aides, 1877, in Philadelphia, Penn. *
0084. AJifi^, b. Oct. 8, 1806; m. Hulton. He d. 1870.
0085. oifrue, b. Mch. 12, 1808; m. Rummer. He is a
hatter, and resides, 1877, in Philadelphia, Penn.
0086. Eunice NMe, b. Mch. 28, 1811; m. Latta. She d. in Phil-
adelphia.
0087. OkaHee Fox, b. Oct 9, 1812; m. Amanda Ashmead. He d. in
Philadelphia, Penn., Not. 18, 1874, se. 02.
008& Martha, b. May 25, 1815; unm., reaides, 1877, in Philadel-
phia, Penn.
AM9.
Jaxxs Noblb, b. of Gapt James, was b. Jan. 24, 1761, and d.
in Benson, Vt, June 30, 1843, m. 82. He removed, in Mch.,
1786, from Pittafield, Mass., to Benson, Vt He was a farmer.
He m. EuzABBTH Steysnb, per. dao. of Jeremiah Stevens of
Killmgworth, Conn. She d. in Benson, June 16, 1836, ». 73.
0069. Jomee, b. Jan. 24, 1784; m. 0) B. Noble; (2) M. Brooks.
0040. GUoer, b. Oct 14, 1785; m. Laurana Crofoot
0041. Beteey, b. Sept 21, 1788; m. Marshall D. Baker.
0042. Eewry, b. Apr. 10, 1791; m. (1) B. Jenkins; (2) S. Canileld.
0048. Bophia, b. Jan. 2, 1795; m. Abel Robinson of Pawlet, Vt, and d.
in Richmond, K. T., Aug. 1, 1845, se. 60. Children. 1. Lawton
Heniy; 2. Fayette Sedgwick; 8. James Noble, res. in Marshall,
Mich. ; 4. Son, resided in Grand Rapids, Mich, drowned, sb. 21; 5.
Mary; 0. Fanny.
0044. Famn$f, b. Oct 20, 1799, in Benson, Yt ; ail Bdward H. Aiken.
0045. FoUit, b. Jan. 2, 1804; m. Stephen C. Strong.
John Noblb, s. of Gapt. James» was b. in Hebron, Conn., Oct
25, 1762, SAd d. prob. in Orwell, Vt, Apr. 29, 1842, sb. 79. He
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660 DI80KNDAMT8 07 THOllAB VOBUL
was a waiter on hia father in the American revolution, and aabee-
qnently received a pension. He served also in the War of 1812.
He m. (1) Jan. 16, 1789, Ltdia Wilcox, b. in Goahen, Conn.,
Dec. 13, 1770, dau. of Elijah and Silence Wilcox. She d. Jan. 1,
1807, m. 36.
He m. (2) Aug. 31, 1807, Mrs. Abioaxl Hibrahd, b. Apr. 12,
1769, dan. of Samuel Merriman. She m. (1) Francis; (2)
Jane, 1789, Timothy Hibbard, who d. abt 1805. She was living,
June, 1852, at the age of 83.
CHILDBXH BT nRST IffAKKTAQK,
6046. AurOia, b. July 15 or 18, 1790; m. Salmon Lathrop. .
6047. Zifdia, b. Oct 80. 1792; m. Ira Lee.
604a John, b. Apr. '21, 1794; d. Dec. 19, 1706, m. 2. '
6049. Luer^Ua, b. Mch. 4, 1797; m. a) B. H. Williams; C^) F.
May.
6000. IRram Jtfferwn, b. Feb. 22, 1800; m. Harriet Patterson.
0051. John Ihtighi, b. Bept 1, 1806; d. Kov., 1806, e. 1 mo.
CHILDBXH BT BBOOHD KABBIAOX.
6062. ffarrif EOfba/rd, b. Dec. 8, 1808; d unm., July 4, 1882, •. 88.
6068. StfOin OadwOL, b. Bept 6, 1811; m. Cecilia Luce.
At56.
AiiMA NoBiiX, dAu. of Capt Jamea, was b. Aug. 20, 1767, and
d. in Broome, C. K, abt 1805, ». abt 38.
She m. (1) Hkzekiah Coolbt.
She m. (2) Stbinbabob.
CHZLDBEN BT PIBST MABBIAGB.
6064. Chofritv, b.
6055. muUr, b.
6056. Anna, b. Dec. 18, 1792, in West Shefford, C. £. ; m. Mch. , 1818,
Charles McEwen, and d. in Lawrence, St Lawrence Co., N. Y.,
Oct 8, 1851, e. 58.
6067. Ohaunoty, b.
6066. JToty, b.
6069. Bainh, b.
6060. Bophia, b.
6061. J9MMy, b.
6062. EXseta, b.
6068. Hmkiah, b.
CHZLDBBN BT SBCOKB MABBIAGB.
6064. Jame$, b. ; removed to Mooen, Clinton Co., N. T.
6065. Min, b. ; rem to Bangor, Franklin Co., N. T.
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AM7.
CATHA.BINE NoBLE, dau. of Capt. James, was b. in Fittsfield,
Mass., May 14, 1769, and d. in Orwell, Vt, Aag. 23 or 27, 1835,
m. 66.
She m. Mcli. 16, 1796, Iohabod Htooins, b. Jan. 21, 1771, s. of
Samuel Higgins of Killingworth, Conn. He d. in Orwell, Jan.
28, 1844, ». 73.
CHILDBEN.
6066. Boraee, b. July 81, 1797, in Benson, Vt; m. Mch. 22,
1818, Aurelia Bush, and d. in Orwell, Nov. 2, 1847, ». 50.
6067. Harriet, b. Mch. 27, 1799, in Benson; m. (1) Feb. 20, 1821
[1822?], Andrew Squier, who d. Feb. 28, 1848; (2) Not. 9, 1853,
Anson Bjington, and removed to Nicholville, 8t. Lawrence Co.,
N. T.
6068. Dwight NMe, b. Feb. 6, 1801, in Benson; m. Sept. 11, 1825,
Delia Heall, and resided, 1802, in Clymer, Chautauqua Co., N. T.
6060. Sarah, b. July 2, 1803; d. Sept 28, 1803, ». 2 mos.
6070. Ca(har%ne Maria,\i. June 8, 1805; m. June 1, 1827, Orson E. S.
Murray, and resided, 1860, in Twenty Mile Stand, Warren Co., O.
6071. Jamei, b. Aug. 21, 1807, in Benson; d. Apr. 20, 1842,
B. 84.
6072. lehaJbod. b. Oct 80, 1809, in Orwell; d. Apr. 7, 1813, se. 8.
MM.
Slbota Noblb, dau. of Capt Jamea^ was b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
Mch. 3, 1771, and d. Aug/l5, 1800, as. 29.
She m. Babnabas Amis, b. in Mansfield, Conn., Jan. 11, 1763,
8. of Joseph and Elisabeth (Parker) Ames. He m. (1) Abigail
Benton, and after the death of his wife Electa^ m. (3) Mrs. Letitia
Powers of Shaftesbury, Vt. He was a farmer. He d. Sept 21,
1823, as. 60.
6078. Ahigaia, b. Sept 22, 1793; m. Feb. 14, 1812, Gross Gates, resided in
Buggies, O., and d. June 18, 1885, ae. 41.
6074. EUeta, b. Mch. 19, 1795; m. (l)Feb. 14, 1812, Buluff W. Hollem-
beak; (2) July 6, 1882, Alfred Strong.
6075. Lydia, b. June 3. 1796; m. 1819, Asa Doolittle, and removed to
Greene, Monroe Co., K. Y.
6076. AJfflred, b. May 31, 1798; m. (1) T. Abel; (2) D. Dow.
Col. RuBBBLL NoBLB, B. of Capt James, was b. in Pittsfield,
Mass., Apr. 18, 1773, sjid d. Oct. 18, 1863, as. 90. He was car-
ried in youth, by his parents, to Orwell, Vt, whence he removed,
in Nov., 1810, to Warsaw, Oenesee Co., N. Y.; and m May, 1826,
84
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662 DMCENDAKTS OV THOMAS MOBLB.
to Basti, Chftutaucpia Co., N. T. He served ss captain at Lewis-
ton, in the War of 1812; in 1816, received a major's commission,
and in 1817, was appointed colonel of the 17th regiment of New
York militia.
He m. Feb. 4, 1796, Ctkthia Faucbb, b. June 16, 1775, dan. of
Amos Palmer of Coventry, Conn. She d. Feb. 13, 1849, ». 73.
CHUaDHXIT.
6077. Ach$ah, b. Feb. 4, 1797; m. Dec 29, 1812, Samuel Sslisbuiy,
b. Feb. 11, 1787, 8. of Samuel Salisbury of Londondeny. Vt, and
removed to Warsaw, N. T. Children. 1. Cynthia Harcelia, b.
Dec. 90, 1815, m. Jan. 22, 1885, Peter Richards, who d. Dec. 26,
1865; 2. Rozsie Diana, b. June 11, 1821, d. Oct 18, 1828, sb. 2; 8.
Mdvina Ann, b. Apr. 27, 1823, m. Apr. 27, 1842, £U Dibble; 4.
Samuel Hopkins, b. Feb. 17, 1835.
6078. Anna, b. Sept. 26, 1808; m. Mch. 18, 1821, Isaac Shaw, b.
in Becket, Mass., Aug. 7, 1796, s. of Duncan Shaw. He resided
in Barcelona, Chautauqua Co., N. T., where he was postmaster.
He served in the War of 1812. He d. Apr. 26, 1866, m, 69. ChU-
dren. 1. Melvin Noble, b. Jan. 22, 1822, in Middlebuiy, N. T., d.
July 25, 1823, ». 1; 2. Melva Janette, b. Oct 3, 1824, in PerrysbuxK,
K. Y., m. July 1, 1840, Orris Parsons; 3. MyrtOla Amelia, b. July
24, 1826, in Perrysburg, K. T., m. Jan. 22, 1855, Caleb Jones.
6079. BuiiaPalfMr, b. Nov. 10, 1806; m. Oct. 10, 1880, Persia Famham,
b. in Cornwall, Conn., Mch. 29, 1812, dau. of Jaied Palmer, and
settled in Harmony, N. T. Children. 1. Dwight Painham, b.
Mch. 27, 1882; 2. Melvin, b. June 5, 1841.
»S60.
DwioBT Noble, s. of Cap! James, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
July 23, 1775, and d. in Warsaw, N. Y., Jan. 25, 1807, ss. 31.
He m. Apr. 3, 1803, Olivia Ekapp, b. Aug. 13, 1872, dau. of
William Enapp of Orwell, Vt. She m. (2) Aug. 23, 1810, Solomon
Morris, s. of Solomon Morris. [He d. in Warsaw, N. Y., Nov. 20,
1839.] She d. in Warsaw, Sept 22, 1852, m. 70.
OHILDBSN.
8080. Dwight, b. Jan. 22 or 28, 1804; m Eunice Watrous/
8081. meda, b. Sept. 20, 1806; m Mch. 22, 1827, Luther Wstrons,
b. Jan. 16, 1801, a of Cassander Watrous of Peny, N. Y. Chil-
dren. 1. Olive, b. Feb. 22, 1828, m Oct. 12, 1846, Samuel Andrews;
2. Dwight, b. Aug. 6, 1880, m Dec. 16, 1856, Sophia Curtis; 8. Bmily,
b. Feb. 9, 1885; 4 Charles, b. June 1, 1887; 5. Adelbert, b. June 10,
1842; 6. Adelia(twin), b. June 10, 1842; 7. Harriet, b. Mch. 15, 1846.
AS74.
BuHics NoBLB, dau. of Aaron, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass. She
d. abt 1852.
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BBAKOH OF JAMES. 663
She m. prob. in 1791, Danisl Milleb, to whom she was pub.
1791.
OHILDBEH.
6062. OharhtU, b. ; m. Jonathan Bemis, and .renioved to
Edmeston, Otaego Co., N. Y.
6068. BeOUa, b.
6084. Aimer, b. ; settled in Pittsfleld, N. Y.
6085. CheUer, b. ; setUed in Pittsfield, N. Y.
6086. Martin, b.
FoxxBOT NoBLB, B. of AaroB, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass., and
there continued to reside, as late as Sept 29, 1795. He d. in
Madison Co., N. Y., in the summer of 1822.
He m. (1) abt. 1798, Hakmah Ebson, b. in Lanesboro', Mass.,
dau. of Obed Edson. She d. in Eaton, Madison Co., N. Y., May,
1803.
He m. (2) ^ who, after his death, m. George F.
Bums, and resided, 1858, in Hamilton, N. Y.
CHILDBEN BT 1IB8T' XABBIAOE.
6087. Damon OrannU, b. abt 1799 ; d. unnL , in Pendleton. Ind. , May,
1887, s. 8a
6088. Prudence, b. July 90, 1801; m. Sept 1, 1825. Dr. Jenks S.
Bprague, b. in CooperBtown, N. Y., Oct 14, 1800. 8. of Jonah and
Esther (Bates) Sprague. They resided, 1855, in Cooperstown.
Childien. 1. Mary Amelia, b. Aug. 21, 1826, m. May 27, 1847, Dr.
Daniel J. Cummings of Cooperstown; 2. Helen, b. May 19, 1829,
d. Sept 10. 1880, se. 1; 8. Damon N., b. Mch. 21, 1882; 4. Helen
M., b. Aug.'26, 1887.
6089. Eunice, b. 1808; m. Benjamin T. Campbell, and
d. in Lake Hill, Cayuga Co., N. Y., in the autumn of 1882, se. 29.
Children. 1. William, b. abt 1827; 2. Damon, b. abt 1829.
OBXLDBEN BT 8BC0HD MABBIAOE.
6090. WHBiam, b.
6091. Mwnndh, b.
6092. 0(UhaHne, b.
6098. Oynihia, b.
6094. Atnanda, b.
Aabon Noblb, b. of Aaron, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass., Mch. 11,
1775. Heremoved, in 1802, to Eaton, Madison Co., N. Y.;in 1810,
to Harrington, Otsego Co., N. Y.; and in 1812, to Lysander, Onon-
daga Co., where he d. Aug. 22, 1812, aa. 37.
He m. Nov. 22, 1797, Rhoda SHSLDON,b. June 9, 1776, dau.of
Isaac Sheldon of Hoosick, N. Y. She d. in Edmeston, Otsego Co.,
N. Y., Sept 20, 1841, m. 65.
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664 DS80CNDAHT8 OP TBOUAB NOBLK.
CHILDRBR.
6095. 8aUp, b. Sept. 14, 1798; m. Apr. 5, 1890, Isaac Peckham Brown, b.
in Stonington, Conn., Dec. 9, 1768. He was a faxmer, and d. in
Edmeaton, N. Y., June 19, 1849, m. 80. She d. in Tankee SetUe-
ment, Iowa, June 6, 1872, m, 78. Children bom in Edmeaton. 1.
Edward Gardner, b. Feb. 19, 1831, d. unm., in Tankee Settlement,
Iowa, Apr. 6, 1855, ». 24; 8. Uri, b. Apr. 11, 1838; 8. Betsey, b. Mch.
25, 1884, m. May 81, 1858, Elmer Chase; 4 Lura, b. Apr. 11, 1886,
m. Warren; 5. Lewi8(twin), b. Apr. 11, 1886, d. InEdmeaton,
Dec. 26, 1840, ae. 4; 6. Alonzo, b. Sept. 20, 1888.
6096. OOei, b. Sept. 12, 1800; m. Susan Cole.
6097. Imoc, b. Aug. 19, 1808, in Eaton; m. Jan. 9, 1829. Armenia Daw-
ley, b. Aug. 6, 1809, dau. of Daniel and Hannah (Vary) Dawley of
Pownal, Vt. He was a farmer, and resided for a time in Farmers-
▼ille, N. Y., but d. in Cheshire, Allegan Co., Mich., Not. 24, 1874,
m, 71. His wid. resides, 1878, in Allegan, Mich. Children. 1.
Daniel Dawley, b. JaiL 4, 1831, in Edmeston, m. Sept 17, 1854,
Ann PurceU, b. June 1, 1829, dau. of Thomas Purcell of Dublin,
Ireland, and settled in Rushford, Allegany Co., N. Y.; 2. Mary
Almira, b. Sept 15, 1834, ul Vote; 8. Spencer Vary,
b. Sept 80, 1886, in FarmersrUle, removed to Allegan, Mich.;
4 GustaTua Gryxnard, b. July 28, 1840, in Rushford, N. Y., re-
moved to Allegan, Mich., where he is, 1877, a farmer; 6. Louis
Julian, b. Aug. 11, 1848, in Farmersville, m. Conkle, a
farmer, 1877, in Allegan, Mich.
e09a Coiper, b. July 7, 1805, in Eaton; m. Feb., 1883, Olive Cole, b.
JaiL 1, 1809, dau. of Spencer Cole of Lawrence, N. Y. He was a
farmer, resided in Rushford, N. Y., and d. Apr. 4, 1877, c 71.
She d. June 80, 1877, s. 68. No issue.
8099. Aar<m, b. Apr. 8, 1807, in Eaton; m. May 21, 18^, Almira Daw-
ley, b. in Pownal, Vt, JaiL 12, 1806, dau. of Daniel and Hannah
(Vary) Dawley. He res., for abt twenty-two years in Plainfield,
N. Y., five years in Edmeston, N. Y., and from abt 1861 to the
present time, 1878, in Syracuse, N. Y. He is a shipper of grain
between Buffalo, N. Y., aUd Hartford, Conn. Children bom in '
Plainfleld. 1. HenrietU Almira, b. Mch. 1, 1840, unm., 1878; 2.
George Washington, b. July 28, 1842, d. in Plainfleld, Oct 14, 1858,
B. 16; 8. Webster Dawley, b. June 10, 1845, unm., 1878, resides in
Syracuse, and is a shipper of grain; 4 Wallace Aaron, b. Apr. 12,
1847, m. May 4, 1876, Martha Jane Bowen, b. in Syracuse, N. Y.,
Nov. 19, 1852, dau. of Thomas Avery and Diadama (Bortlea) Avery.
He resides in Syracuse, and is, 1878, assistant superintendent of the
poor for Onondaga Co. He has no children.
6100. EuJM, b. May 6, 1809; m. Minerva Deming, was a farmer, and
settled in Edmeston, N. Y. Children. 1. Adelia Laclerse, m. Fred-
erick Emmons of Detroit, Mich. ; 2. James, killed on the railroad in
Fonda, N. Y., abt 1859.
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6101. Bhoda, (twiii,)b. May 6, 18i09; m. Samuel HopkiDS of Edmeston,
N. Y. He was a fanner, and d. Children. 1. Oscar; 2, Amy C. ;
8. Anna C. ; 4. Maria; 6. Ada; 6. Henry B. ; 7. Isaac.
6102. BeUej/, b. Mch. 12, 1811 ; m. Hosea Simmons, a farmer, who rem.
to Columbus, Chemung Co., N. Y. Children. 1. Sabrina; 2. Mary;
8. Emily; 4 Lewis; 5. Lura; 6. Truman; 7. Wallace; 8. Agnes; 9.
Byron.
AS77.
Abnsb Noblb, 8. of Aaron, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass., and d. in
New Berlin, Chenango Co., N. Y., Mch., 1813.
He m. abt. 1809, Cathabikx Ttlbb. She m. (2) Oct. BO, 1821,
Asa Williama, b. Aug. 13, 1768, s. of Warham William^of Ston-
ington, Conn., being hia second wife. [He had previously m.
Henrietta Rossiter of Stonington.] He d. in New Berlin, N. Y.,
where he had resided for about forty yeazB, Mch. 18, 1845, aa. 76.
She d. 1822, four days after the birth of her dan., Elizabeth Wil-
liams.
6108. Zatta, b. July 28, 1808; m. Mch. 1, 1818, Eldy Curtis. He d.
, and she resided,1866, in Albion, Orleans Co. , N. Y. Children.
1. Maria, b. July 12, 1820, m. 1840, Theophilus Horton, and removed
to Iowa; 2. Celestia, b. May 8, 1828, m. 1854, Henry Conda, and
removed to Iowa; 8. Deloss, b. Mch. 8, 1827, m. 1851, Augusta
Levering; 4. Amaretta, b. Sept., 1829, d. Apr., 1850, s. 20; 5. Mary,,
b. Oct. 1, 1881, m. 1858, Aaron Shelby, and removed to Iowa; 6.
Antoinette, b. Aug. 10, 1838, m. 1851, Horatio Magowan, and re-
moved to Medhia, N. Y.; 7. Elizabeth, b. June 10, 1886, m. 1855.
Elisha Baldwin, and i^pmoved to Elmira, N. Y. ; 8. Heniy, b. Jan.
16, 1887, d. in infancy; 9; AugusU, b. Dec. 17, 1889.
6101 WSUam, b.
6105. Philander, b.
6106. Abner, b.
6107. CarnUne, b. abt 1814; m. Parma, and d. 1842, se. abt
28. Child. John, b. abt 1889.
M7i.
CLABiaaA NoBUEy dan. of Aaron, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass., and
d. in German Flats, Herkimer Co., N. Y.
She m. Samuxl Ttleb.
6106. Samud, b. ; m. Gough.
6109. Barriet, b. ; m. Theodore Gough, and, in 1845, re-
moved from Winileld, K. Y.. to Wis.
6110. ChmeUui, b.
6111. MeUnda, b. ; m. Russell Brewster, and d. in Richfield,
Otsego Co., N. Y.
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666 DB8CBNDAMT8 OF THOIIAB MOBLB.
6112. Olariita, b.
6118. JMtcm, b.
6114 Theodore, b.
Bbtsst Noble, dau. of Aaron, web b. in Pittsfield, Mass., and d.
in Hartwick, Otsego Co., N. Y., Mch. 27, 1847.
She m. William Ttlbb:
CHILDBXN.
6116. Wmiam, b. 1801 ; d. 1806, ». 0.
6116. Catliarine, b. : m. John Sbeldon of Paris. Oneida Co.,
N. Y.
6117. Georffe, b. ; m. Paulina Pope, and settled in Pitts-
field. N. Y.
6118. Betsey, b. ; m. John Sticknej. and lemoved to Wis-
consin.
6110. Maria, b.
Hbnbt Noble, s. of Aaron, resided in Flainfield, N. Y., and d.
Aug. 19, 1818. He was a fanner.
He m. THEonociA Inoham, dan. of Gamaliel Ingham of Plain-
field, N. Y. She d. Aug. 19, 1823.
CHILDBEK BORK IK FLAINFIELD.
6119a. Hannafi, b. Apr. 2. 1800; resides, unm.. 1878, in Unadilla Forks,
Otse^Co.. N. Y
61196. Abbie, b. Apr. 8. 1818; m. Josiah LoomiB. b. June 7, 1812, s. of
Josiah and Rebecca (Sheen) Loomis, and d. in Ganges, Allegan Co.,
Mich.. Nov. 2. 1851, se. 28. He m. (2) Lucj Chittenden, and d. in
Dunnlngville, AUegsn Co.. Mich., Mch. 20, 1874, se. 61. He was
in the lumber business. Children. 1. Mordant, b. Sept., 1842, in
the CiTil war. enlisted Oct. 1861. in Co. 1. 18th Mich. Inf., and was
killed in the first day's fight, in the battle of Stone River, Penn. ; 2.
Frances Hannah, b. Apr. 25, 1846. in BreedsviUe, Mich., m. Dec
17, 1866, Di^vid Homer Hall. b. in Ganges. Mich., Oct 81, 1842, a
of Russell and Sophia (Hutchins) Hall. He is, 1877, a manufac-
turer of wagons, in Cljde. Kan. Children. 1. Nathan Mordant,
b. Apr. 15, 1870, in Saugatuck, Mich.; 2. Louis H., b. July 81,
1875, in Clyde. Kan.
6119e. Judah C, b. ; m. Mary Comstock, and at last account
resided in East Bloomfield, N. Y. He is a furnace-man.
6119d. Mariette, b. ; m. Harrison Maine, and d. Children.
1. Dorr Henry, m. Esther Coon; 2. Eugene, m. Rosina Maine, and
resides, 1878. in Edmeston Centre, N. Y.
61190. Henry, b. Apr. 8, 1819; is a farmer, and resides, 1878. in Yilla-
noya. Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
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SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
Naomi Noble, dao. of Horace, was b. in Westfield, Mass., June
13, 1805.
She m. Mch. 18, 1827, Seth Moselt, b. in Westfield, Mass.,
Oct 25, 1804, ■. of William and Lydia (Noble) Moselj. He grad-
uated, 1826, at Union College, and is a civil engineer. He resided
saccesdvely in Westfield, Mass., Princeton, HI., Westfield, Mass.,
Rockland, Del., Red Bank, N. J., Elgin, HI. (where he was city
engineer), and in Feb., 1875, removed to San Gabriel, Los Ange-
les Co., CaL, where he now, June, 1876, resides.
CHTfiBKEW BOBN IK WXSmSLD.
6180. Chariei 8oott, b. Feb. 88, 1828; m. (1) Apr. 16, 1865, Mary Jose-
phine Gragg; (2) May 18, 1876, Julia Daniels. He resides. 1870, in
Elgin, Dl., and is a drsfting and consulting engineer of the National
Watch Co. of Elgin, and senior partner of the firm of Mosely
Brothers, designers and manufacturers of watch-makers' lathes and
tools.
6121. Jennie Mary, b. July 2, 1880; m. Jan. 15, 1857, George Bassett
Clark, firm of Alvan dark & Sons, opUcal instrument makers,
Cambridgeport, Mass.
6128. Horace NMe, b. Jan. 16,1834; m. (1) Sept., 1868, Elizabeth
Morrison; (8) Apr., 1860, Mrs. Emily C. Brimblecomb. He is, 1876,
a member of the firm of Mosely Brothers, Elgin, 111.
6188. FrankHamOton, b. Jan. 88, 1844; m. Dec. 88, 1867, Bessie Clement
Eames. He was a partner of the firm of Mosely Brothers, Elgin,
DL, and there d. Feb. 8, 1874, ». 80.
6184. OomdiaAnn, b. Nov. 4, 1846; unm., 1876, resides with her sis-
ter, Jennie Mary, in Cambridgeport, Mass.
6184a.O9^iniJt00fi|/l0li,b.Mch.8O, 1848; unm., resides. 1876, with her
parents.
JuBTiM NoBLB, B. of Warham, was b. in Chester, Mass., Apr.
10, 1803, and removed to Pine River, Waushara Co., Wis.
He m. Dec. 5, 1825, Nanct Walkxb, b. Jan. 23, 1806, dau. of
Joseph Walker.
CHILDRBK.
6185. BOmi, b. Not. 18, 1886; d. Feb. 84, 1827.
6186. Jama, b. Aug. 7, 1888.
6187. OaroUns, b. Sept 15, 1880; m. Oct. 1, 1858. Gustavus L. Brown.
6188. Warham, b. June 8, 1888.
6189. Fredmek, b. Oct. 18, 1885.
6180. Jeeee, b. July 8, 1838.
6181. Ohairlf, b. June 80, 1844.
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668 DB8CBNDAKT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
M40.
Mart S. Noblb, iaxL of Wtfhaxn, was b. in LowiiUe, N. Y.,
Mch. 10, 1806.
She m. (1) 1825, Jissx Emill, b. of Barton Bdnll of Vermont
He d. in Oconomowoc, Wis., Sept., 1847.
She m. (2) 1848, Hibam Van Camp, b. in Seneca, Ontario Co.,
N. Y., 8. of Moses Van Camp. He resided, 1856, in Reedsbnrg,
Sank Co., Wis.
CmLDBXR BT FIB8T MABBIAOB.
6182. Sarah G,, b. May 15, 1827; m. Sylvanus Bbemihom.
6188. WaUerJ,, b. Aug. 28, 1880.
6184 Maria Mar^, b. May 20, 1848.
M41.
Mabtba Noblb, dsro. of Warham, was b. in Lowville, N. Y.,
May 21, 1808.
She m. 1826, Daniel W. Stbobn. He resided for a time in
Murray, Canada, but lived, Jan., 1856, in Milwaukee, Wis.
chzldbbh.
6185. Malchiah, b. ; bl , and removed to
California.
6186. CharlsiJem, b.
6187. WiOiam, b.
6188. dariiu, b.
6180. IVane69 Bu&er, b.
6140. Xkinid, b.
M49.
Melxnda Noblb, dan. of Warham, was b. in Lowville, N. Y.,
Apr. 25, 1810.
She m. Feb. 21, 1831, Jbbkmiah Simombs. He resided, 1856,
in Trenton, 0. W.
CHQiBBBK.
6141. ldnU$a, b. Jan. 81, 1882.
6142. C^ioirtM, b. Nov. 20, 1888.
6148. Sarah BOen, b. Nov. 18, 1886.
6144. MaiOdaAnn, b Oct 5, 1888.
6145. Mahaia Mnim, b. Dec. 18, 1841.
6146. ifoiuy Troiwr, b. June 1, 1841
6147. JSMra Et/maheOi, b. Mch. 2, 1848.
W48.
Mahala Noblb, dau« of Warham, was b. in Adolphustown,
Canada, Dec. 11, 1812.
She m. Danisl Mobin. He resided, 1856, in Murray, or Biver
Trent, C. W.
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BRANCH OF JAMES.
CHILDREN.
6148. Batanna,
b.
6149. Sophrama,
b.
6190. Zorada,
b.
6161. Mary (MUa,
b.
6152. Zeris9a Alora,
b.
6158. Jot^Mne,
b.
6154 JToAoto Ther^
»b.
6155. ifaney iR&afo(ft, b.
6156. Alice,
b.
6157. J?un^i20Mf,
b.
669
6946.
WsLUKOTON Albxambbb Noble, b. of Warham, was b. in
Murray, G. W., Sept. 25, 1816, and resided, 1856, in Delafield,
Wis.
He in. (1) Mch. 21, 1841, Ltdia Somsrb, b. June 29, 1818,
dau. of Gilbert Somen. She d. in Oconomowoc, Wis., Mch. 28,
1851, 8B. 32.
He m. (2) Apr. 11, 1852, Mrs. Mart Ann Wells of Delafield,
b. in Sharon, Yt, Oct. 27, 1822, dau. of Moses Wolcott. She m.
(1) Moses WellS) b. in Greenfield, Mass., July 25, 1814, who d. in
Delafield, Feb. 28, 1851, ». 36.
OHILDBXK BT FIRST KABBLkOE.
6158. MeUnda, b. Jan. 5, 1848.
6159. Gilbert BerUn, b. May 14, 1845; d. Mch. 22, 1850. e. 4
6160. Wmam WetUngUm, b. Feb. 15, 1851; d. Mch. 26, 1852, e. 2.
CHILD BT SECOND MARRIAGE.
6161. Frederick Bugene, b. Apr. 26, 1868.
.6946.
BuHioE Matilda Noble, dau. of Warbam, was b. in Sidney,
Canada^ Jan. 81, 1819.
She m. Not. 19, 1840, John Reed, b. Jan. 15, 1814, s. of Wil-
liam Beed of Edinburgh, Scotland, who was killed at the battle
of Lundy's Lane. He resided* in Marysburg until 1849, when he
removed to Oconomowoc, Wis., and thence in Sept, 1853, to Poy
Sippi, Wis., where he resided in 1856.
6162. wmam WaUaoe, b. July 1, 1842.
6168. Bdwin Buthven, b. Nov. 16, 1845.
6161 E0len Mar, b. Mch. 4, 1848; d. June 14, 1852, a. 4.
6165. Mary Matilda, b. Nov. 19, 1851.
6166. WeOington Warham, b. Apr. 21, 1858.
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670 DISCEHDAKTS OF THOMAS MOBLK.
Saixt Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass., Jan.
26, 1776, and d. in Brooklyn, Penn., July 24, 1837, sb. 61.
She m. LsoNAXD Ashlkt, b. in Pittsfield, Mass., Apr. 18, 1768,
s. of David Ashley. He resided in Pittsfield, nntil abt 1797,
when he removed to that part of Whitehall, N. Y., which is noW
Hampton, where he d. July 13, 1831, m. 63. He was a fanner
and blacksmith.
6167. 8i»rah, b. Aug. 80, 1794/ in Pittsfleld; m. James Johnson,
and d. in Union City, Branch Co., Mich., Sept. 80; 1865, e. 71.
616a JfiUa, b. Dea 17,1796, in Pittsfleld; m. John -Wesley
Smith, and d. in MatUaon, Mich., Mch. 6, 1«», m. 68.
6169. BoOph, b. May 29, 1797, in Rttsfleld; m. Sarah Blackman,
and d. hi UnionvUle, K. J., Jane 28, 1882, is. 65. He was a mer-
chant
6170. TWmA,* b. Dec. 1, 1799, hi Hampton. K. Y.; m. Gflbert
Leonard, and d. in Port Republic, N. J., Mch 1, 1849, sb. 49.
6171. Anny, b. Apr. 20, 1801, hi Hampton; d. Dec. 18, 1818.
6173. SoOin Taylor, b, Oct 82, 1808; m Jan. 24, 1880, Roxana Black-
man, and is, 1877, a merchant in Brooklyn, Penn. He has been
for five years associate Judge of Susquehanna Co.
6178. XaMMftf iVbMtf, b. Oct. 9,1818, in Hampton; m. Sophia Skid-
more, and d. in UnionTille, K. J., Oct 28, 1847, m. 84. He was a
merchant
Datto Noble, s. of David, was b. June 26, 1778, and d. in Ster-
ling, Penn., July 23 or 31, 1831, ». 53. He removed abt 1808, to
North Castle, N. Y.; abt 1812, to Luseme Co., Penn.; and abt
1820, to Sterling, Wayne Co., Penn.
He m. Oct 8, 1801, Sabah Onvmioin), b. June 9, 1780. She
d. in Sterling, Penn., Dec 28, 1845, m. 65.
C8ILDBEN.
6174. JamMMaOiaon, b. Sept24, 1802. in Korwalk, Conn.; m Eliza
M. Hamlin. ^
6175. Tkmntu J^enon, b July 24, 1804, in Norwalk; d. in Qallowhill,
K. J., Sept 20, 1824, se. 20.
6176. AwoA, b July 14, 1806, in Korwalk; m Feb 17, 1889,
Mabeny Ifegargel, b. hi Oxford, Penn., Mch. 28, 1812, a of Amasa
MegargeL
6177. DaM Lyman, b. Aug. 5, 1808, in Korwalk; m. (1) F^b. 17,
1889, E. M. Megargel; (8) A J. Lee.
6178. DAmhAnn, b. Apr. 7, 1810, in North CaBtle, N. T.; d. hi
Providence, Penn., Sept 7, 1812, m. 2.
6179. Wmam Wirt, b. Jan. 18, 1815, hi Providence, Penn. ; m Mary
A PMton. *
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6180. Ddbarah Ann, b. May 19, 1817, in Sterling; m. William £. Ham-
lin.
6181. Bonoea Wamm, b. Feb. 9, 1828, in Sterling; m. Celeatia A.
Howe.
M67.
Mabt Noblb, dan. of David, was b. May 7, 1781, and d. Nov.
15 or 17, 1825,0.44.
She m. [pub. Jan. 12, 1800,] Mabtin Dat, b. Mch. 22, 1777, b.
of Gideon and Elisabeth (Duncan) Day of Westfield, Mass. His
children were all bom in Pittsfield, Mass., except the youngest
He d. in Westfield, Dec. 19, 1833, m, 56. He was a fanner.
6182. Martin, b. Apr. 8, 1801 ; m. Nov. 16, 1827, Almira WeUer,
and BctUed in Westfield.
6188. EmUjf, b. May 24. 1802; m. Kov. 21, 1828, Hezeklah Bush,
and d. in Westfield, Oct 18, 1841, e. 89.
6184. Jairus, b. Oct. 5, 1804; d. unm., in Peoria, 111., Oct. 18,
1889, 8^.84.
6186. Sarah Ann, b. Jan. 19, 1806; resides, unm., 1877, in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
6186. DatidKoUe, b. Aug. 4, 1808; m. Apr. 4, 1888, Eliza L. John-
son, redded in Westfield, and d. May 20, 1867, s. 58.
6187. Samud Duncan, b. Feb. 4, 1810; m. Feb., 1885, Angelica Brower,
and removed to IVedericksburg, O.
618a WaUam T^hr, b. Mch. 8, 1812; m. Dec. 17, 1888, Catharine Gillet,
and resides, 1877, in Dubuque, Iowa.
6189. Marp BUtabeth, b. Oct 5, 1818; resides, unm., 1877. in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
6190. JuUa, b. Apr. 20, 1817; d. Jan. 16, 1818, e. 8 mos.
6191. JameiBooi, b. Aug. 10, 1819; m. Oct 22, 1848, Sarah J. Hart,
and resides, 1877, in Dubuque, Iowa.
6192. Bdwwrdmiu, b. Nov. 10, 1620; m. Dec., 1844, Almira Atkins,
and settled in Westfield.
Dr. AsBL NoBLS, a. of David, was b. in Pittsfield, Mass., Aug.
7, 1782, SAd d. in Mason, Hamilton Co., 0., Oct 7, 1839, e. 57.
He removed in 1803, to Philadelphia, Penn., and was in 1805 a
resident of Richmond, Va. Thence he removed to Beaufort, S. C,
and Washington, N. C, remaining in the latter place until 1810.
In 1815, he removed to the neighborhood of Wilkesbsrre, Penn.,
and in 1817, to Montgomery, Hamilton Co., 0. He commenced
the practioe of medicine in Ohio, and continued the same near
Cincinnati, until his death.
He m. Nov. 20, 1804, Eliza Habberobr, b. in Philadelphia,
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672 DI8CBNDAKT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
Penn.. Aug. 11, 1784, d&u. of Henry and Sosan (Miltenberger)
Harberger. She d. in Loveland, Clermont Co., C, Dec 21, 1856,
m. 72.
CHZLDBEN.
6198. Bu9an Harberger, b. Aug. 22, 1805; m. (1) J- £lder; 0) H. BeU.
6194 Sarah Taylor, b. Dec. 26, 1807; m. Lauren F. Degolyer.
6105. Alfred BetU, b. July 1, 1809; m. (1) M. Johnson; (2) £. Tea;
(8) 8. Longstieth.
6196. Mary Ann, b. Sept 17, 1811; m. James L. Rowan.
6197. EmeUne SUnoere, b. Sept 18, 1818; m. John P. Emer}-.
6198. Benry K, b. 1815, in Philadelphia, Penn. ; d. Sept
20, 181-.
§•73.
William Tatlob Noble, s. of David, wasb. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
June 16, 1791, and d. in Newark Valley, Tioga Co., N. T., Jan. 7,
1861, ». 69. He learned the trade of a machinist, principally with
his brother Roswell, in Baltimore, Md., and was there associated
with him in business. Most of the nuushinery of the cotton factory
of Messrs. Frederick and Louis Launay of Baltimore, was their
work. About this time they received from the emperor Napoleon
Bonaparte a prize for the best flaz machine shown at his Paris
exhibition. After working at his trade, for a short time, in Pat-
erson, N. J., he removed, about 1812, to New York city, and
became the foreman of Messrs. Ward k Talhnan, famous manufac-
turers of steam boilers, cotton spindles, and flaz machines. He
then engaged for a time in the mercantile business, first in Norwalk,
Conn., and subsequently in Gibson, Penn. Having afterwards
worked for a short time at his trade in Paterson, N. J., he returned to
New York city, and for about two years was with his brother
James, in the grocery business, first on the comer of Delany St.
and the Bowery, and afterwards on Christie St. In November,
1821, he removed to Sterling, Wayne Co., Penn., and there car-
ried on the mercantile business for nineteen years. He removed,
in Oct., 1840, to Newark Valley, N. Y., and was there a merchant
until a few years previous to his death.
He was '<a gentleman of the old schooV* courteous in manner,
and fond of good society. Generous in his feelings, and possessing
'a high stands^ of honor, he abhorred all vulgarity or coarseness
in manners and language. Honorable in business, he was too
lenient toward dishonest creditors. Warm and true in his friend-
ships, open-hearted and unsuspecting, he sometimes failed in the
true estimate of his associates. As a husband, father, and dtisen.
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he was faithful in the discharge of every duty. During a long life
he secured the respect and esteem of the communities in which he
dwelt For many years he was a licensed ezhorter, and afterward
a local preacher in the Methodist Episcopal church.
He m. Jan. 11, 1814, Chbistika Breweb, b. in Paterson, N. J.,
Sept. 29, 1 793, dau^of William Bogardus and Maria (Helms) Brewer
of Norwalk, Conn. She d. in Newark Valley, N. Y., Apr. 9, 1876,
». 82.
CRILDRRI7.
6199. Jkwid WiUiam, - b. Oct. 29, 1814; m. Esther A. Bortree.
eSMO, Albert Jaek$an, b. Sept 80, 1816; m. Helen H. Wheeler.
6901. Sarah, b. Nov. 18, 1818, in New York city; d. Aug.
92, 1890, m, 91 mos.
6909. CarUan Mtmroe, b. Jan. 97, 1891; m. Mary B. Cburcbill.
6908. WaOiingUm Alph/mxo, b. Mcb. 8, 1828; VL Sarah J. Williams.
6904. Sarah Maria, b. Aug. 99, 1825; m. J. £. R Patton.
6205. Catharine Sophia, b. Aug. 95, 1827, in Sterling; resides, unm.,
1875, In Newark Valley, N. Y.
6906. JSnoeh George, b. Sept 95, 1829; m. Clara J. Warfleld.
6207. Jamee Tayhr, b. May 15, 1882, in Sterling, Penn. He re-
sides, unm., 1876, in Newark Valley, N. Y., and is a fanner.
6908. Charlee Harrie, b. June 80, 1884, in Sterling, Penn. ; w^ a
sign-painter in St Louis, Mo., went thence to California, and Peru,
South America, and d., on his return, unm., in Mexico. -
MuLLNBA Noble, dau. of David, was b. Feb. 4, 1793, and d. in
Westfield, Mass., Dec. 14, 1877, m. 84.
She m. (1) Jason Bush, b. July, 1789, s. of Zadock and Anna
(Taylor) Bush of Westfield. He d. Jan., 1832, sb. 43. He was a
farmer.
She m. (2) Dakiel Phelps, s. of Moses Phelps. He d. July 23,
1861.
CHILDBBN BT FIB8T MABRIAOB BOBN IR WESTFIELD.
6909. Franoee 8h^iard,\}, Mch. 8, 1814; m. June 1, 1848, John Eneil, a
cigar manufacturer of Westfield, and there d. Apr. 8, 1877, s. 68.
6910. CharUe Earner, b. June 99, 1816; m. Lucy Weller. Hewasawhip
manufacturer in Westfield, and there d. Sept. 7, 1870, le. 64.
6911. Henry Jamee, b. Apr. 90, 1819; m. June 16, 1842, Elizabeth Ann
Howe. He is, 1877, a whip manufacturer in Westfield. He was,
in 1868 and 18(5, a representative in the l^slature.
6919. CkUharine, b. Dec. 8, 1891; m. Frederick Alanson Spencer,
and d. in Winsted, Conn., June 90, 1844, e. 99. He was a stove
and tin dealer, and now, 1878, resides in Westfield.
6918. Sarah Ann, b. Jan. 17, 1892; m. Apr. 99, 1866, Henry Rufus
Seymour, a travelling agent, and resides, 1878, in Westfield.
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674 DBSOKNDAllTa OF TB0MA8 MOBLB.
6814. MaryDav, b. Jan. 16, 1825; m. Bept. 84, 1857, John Averj,
a brick manufacturer. They reside, 1878, in Westfleld.
6815. DwigJU, b. Dec 18, 1827; d. Aug., 1829. e. 1.
6816. Lueif BoiHngi, b. Mch. 14, 1829; m. ICanhal Beeeey, anews^ealer
in Springfield, and there d. May 8, 1854, m. 85.
Jambs Noble, b. of David, was b. Aug. 3, if 96, and d. in New-
ark Valley, N. T., Dec. 11, 1846, ae. 50. He was a merchant in
New York city and Brooklyn, Penn., and a real estate dealer in
Williamsbuig, N. Y.
He m. June 16, 1820, Obagb Heoeman, b. July 9, 1800, dau.
of John and Martha Thomey (Craft) Hegeman of North Hemp-
stead, N. y. She d. in Williamsburg, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1845, m. 44.
CHILDREN.
6217. Sarah Martfui, b. Aug. 28, 1821, in New York city; d. Nov. 80,
1828, in Brooklyn, Penn., e. 2.
6218. John Jame$, b. Dec. 14, 1828, in Brooklyn, Penn. ; and there d.
Sept. 14, 1825, e. 1.
6819. €harU$, b. July 17, 1826; m. Frances L. Bush.
6978.
AuLiraoN Noble, b. of Enoch, was b. Mch. 17, 1788, and d. in
Littleton, N. H., abt 1871. He was a fanner in Castleton, Vt,
uitil 1831, when he removed to Dalton, N. H., and thence in 1849,
to Littleton, N. H.
He m. (1) July 30, 1816, Haknah Tatlob, b. Mch. 10, 1797,
dan. of Bldad Taylor of Tinmouth, Vt She d. in Castleton, Vt,
Oct. 3, 1819, flB. 22.
He m. (2) Feb. 11, 1823, Polly Palmeb, b. in Castleton, Vt.,
Aug. 15, 1797, dau. of James and Maria (Bolin) Palmer. She
resides, May, 1876, in Littleton, N. H.
OHn.DBFN BT FXBST MABBIAOE.
6220. Bdwin Alamon, b. Sept. 11, 1817; d. Nov. 14, 1888, m, 21.
6221. XiMy SuMnnah, b. Jan. 29, 1819; m. Jan. 8, 1889, Asa Parker,
s. of Jonathan Pftrker of Wakefield, N. H. Children. 1. Edwin
Noble, b. July 26, 1840; 2. Franklin, b. Bept 27, 1842; 8. Rosette,
b. Dec. 6, 1844.
CBZLDBEN vt BBOOHD MARBZAaE.
6222. FMUfiek Auguitu; b. Aug. 26, 1824; m. Lydis A. Smith.
6228. CyiUhia BpeMer, b. Msy 11, 1820; m. Dec. 28, 18S8, Horace
Brooks, s. of Luke Brooks, and resided, 1854, in Franoonia, N. H.
6824. i4riiy«ttf , b. Feb. 16, 1887; a farmer, lesidesunm., 1876,
in Littleton, N. H.
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BBANCH OF JAME8. 675
M79.
Out Carlton Noblv, b. of Enoch, was b. in Ira, Vt, Oct. 1,
1794. He redded in Potsdam, N. Y., until 1833, removed, in
1836, to Maumee City, 0., and in 1841, to Panama, 0. He was a
carpenter and joiner, up to 1833, and afterwards a canal contractor
and merchant, giving up his business, in 1846, to his son.
He m. (1) Jan. 10, 1825, Mart Ouernbet, b. Oct. 1, 1801.
She d. June 5, 1839, ». 38. '
He m. (2) Sept 25, 1839, Rhoda Ellis, b. Mch. 12, 1799.
CHILDIUEN BT FIRST MARRIAGE.
6835. Leander Carver, b. Apr. 29, 1826; m. May 17, 1849, Laura Bigelow,
b. June 12, 1880. A merchant, he removed to Panama, O. Chil-
dren. 1. Cassius Qeorge, b. Mch. 4, 1850; 8. Leander Clay, b. Oct.
10, 1851.
6826. Qwffe Lifman, b. Oct 85, 1887.
MSI.
MiKRRVA Noble, dau. of Enoch, was b. July 25, 1798.
She m. June. 2, 1816, Joseph Oraham Rogers, b. Aug. 17,
1791, 8. of Bela Rogers, who removed from Farmington, Conn.,
to Castleton, Vt, during the Revolutionary war. He settled in
Brookfield Centre, Waukesha Co., Wia.
6887. Xtffwi*^ NMe, b. July 14, 1817; m. Mch. 14, 1844, Mary Traviss.
6888. Jjudnda, b. June 80, 1819; m. July 8, 1889, Joel Brown,
and d. Nov. 87, 1848, «. 84.
6889. George Bxkner, b. Oct 7, 1881; d. Oct 5, 1848, e. 80.
6880. Liwma, b. Feb. 84, 1884; ol Mch. 1, 1840, Willard Rolfe.
6881. Fnmeii, b. Mch. 14, 1886; m. July 4, 1847, Tinah Maria
Carlton.
6888. UarieUe, b. June 16, 1889; m. Sept 9, 1844, George W. Mc-
Cnny.
6888. Leander, b. Apr. 15, 1888.
6884. 8M Walker. b. June 86, 1885.
6885. Bmma Minerta, b. Oct 18, 1840.
MM.
Oliver Fhblpb Norle, a. of Enoch,- was b. in Caatleton, Y t,
Apr. 28, 1807, and d. in Potsdam, N. 7*, Mch. 26, 1849, m. 42.
He was a carpenter, and resided in Potsdam, Waddington, Stock-
holm, and Potadam, N. T.
He m. Feb. 16, 1832, Ebtebr Ouernbet MgAlubtbr, b. in
Rochester, Yt, Not. 4, 1813, dau. of Jesse and Polly (Moaher)
McAllister. Sbe resided, 1857, in Darlington, Wia.
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676 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS NOBLE.
OHXIjDRBN.
6386. Clari99a Adanu, b. Dec. 21, 1882, in PotBdam, N. Y. ; m. July
12, 1856, John Rinaldo Davy, and d. in Turtle, Rock Co., Wis..
Jan. 14, 1857. He was, 1857, a commission merchant in Chicago, D1.
6287. Mfweh WiOiam (hear, b. Mch. 19, 1885. in Potsdam; m. Apr. 8,
1856, Martha Sophia Hart, b. in South Beading, Mass., Dec. 25.
1889, dau. of Charles and Martha (Sproule) Hart. A tinsmith, he
settled in Darlington, Wis.
6288. BmOv Oomdia, b. July 1, 1887, in Waddington; d. in 8tt)ck'
hohn, Feb. 4, 1842, le. 4.
6289. DofM Chipman, b. Feb. 11, 1848, in Stockholm.
6240. AJan$an Prmnan, b. July 28, 1845, in Potsdam.
6241. OfiwrPhOpi, b. May 4, 1848. in Potsdam; and there d.
May 18, 1858, ae. 5.
MS6. .
Daniel Noble, s. of Enoch, was b. Oct. 27, 1811.
He m. (1) Dec. 27, 1833, his cousin, Fannt Mabla Wheeler,
b. Sept 24, 1815, dau. of Simeon and Polly (Noble) Wheeler.
She d. in Sdem, Penn., Nor. 4. 1837, as. 25.
He m. (2) Jan. 6, 1838, Mabt Fobks.
CHILD BT FIBfiT MABBIAOE.
6242. Thmia, b. Nov. 18, 1884.
CHILDBEN BT SECOND MABBIAGE.
6248. EmOy, b. Feb. 28. 1841.
6241 AdtUru, b. Sept 12, 1842; d. June 17, 1857, «. 14.
6245. Gwrgt WaMngUm, b. Dec. 27, 1844.
6246. Henry Harruon, b. Jan. 80, 1647.
6247. BAwin, b. Not. 18, 1850.
»M7.
Ebabtus Noble, b. of Enoch, was b. May 1 1, 1 814. He settled in
Springville, Penn.
He m. (1) July 25, 1837, Euzabeth Sharp of Canaan, Wayne
Co., Penn.
He m. (2) Jan 11, 1852, Mabtha Fowleb, b. June 14, 1826.
CKILDBBN BT FIBST MABBIAOE.
6248. BnMh J., b. June 24, 1888, in SpringriUe.
6248. Barah if, b. June 1, 1840. in SpringnUe.
6250. EUK, b. Apr. 80, 1842, in SpringvUle.
6251. Thama» IT., b. Jan. 22, 1844
8252. Gbadiah, b. Apr. 16, 1847.
MSS.
Justus Holoomb Noble, s. of Enoch, vas b. July 14, 1816. He
resided, 1859, in Fennimore, Grant Co., Wis.
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BRANCH OF JAMXS. 677
He m. Jan. 12, 1837, his cotuin, Eliza Ann Wheeleb, b. Sept.
29, 1811, daxL of Simeon and Polly (Noble) Wheeler.
CBILDBBK.
8858. Simeon Alexander, h. Feb. 81, 1887, in Salem, Penn.; m. Feb. 80,
1859, Mary Jane Packard, b. in Brownville, Jeflferson Co., K. T.
8854. Fhnny Maria, b. Jan. 11, 1839, in Springville, Penn.
8855. WQUamAhneo, b. Mch. 81, 1841, in Springville.
8856. 0U9er Adeibert, b. Jan. 8, 1848, in SpringvUle.
8857. Harriet Lauiea, b. Dec. 21, 1844, in Brookville, Wis.
8858. JEUca Sophia, b. Jan. 8, 1847, in Beeiown, Wis.
8859. Aimira Mekeea, b. Sept 88, 1850, in Fenniraore, Wis. ; and there
d. Feb. 94, 1858, e. 8.
8860. Frederick Juetue, b. Aug. 8, 1858, in Fennimore.
8861. Oeker Alphtmeo, b. Sept 18, 1855, in Fennimore.
Ctbub Oatbs Noble, a. of Bzekiel, was b. in Castleton, Vt,
June 3, 1803. He removed in 1835 to Whitehall, N. T.; about
1847 to Oswego, Kendall Co., HI.; in 1863, to Seward, Kendall
Co., HL; and in 1864, to Minooka, Ornndy Co., HI., where he still,
1877, rerides.
He m. Oct. 25, 1828, Rokiixa Rstnolds, b. in Rutland, Vt,
Sec. 27, 1805, dau. of Nicholas and Patty (Norton) Reynolds.
She d. in liinooka, HL, Oct 25, 1866, ». 60.
GHSUDBBN.
8988. BmO^ Laura, b. July 9, 1889, in CasUeton, Vt ; d. unm., in
AuxHa>le. m., Oct. 17, 1851, m. 98.
8968. ifaryJS:. b. Mch. 16, 1881, in Castleton; m. Lucius S.
Pierce.
8964. JBdward EbeUel, ' b. Apr. 8, 1888, in CasUeton; m. Mary A. Nor-
ton.
8965. MariaB., b. Apr. 99, 1885, in CasUeton; m. a) J. Sheldon;
(9) W. 0. Walteit.
8966. Amanda Loviea, b. Aug. 18, 1886, hi WhitebaU, N. Y. ; m. Qeorge
W. Sheldon.
8967. WMcmNorian, b. Aug. 17, 1888, hi WhitebaU; m. Mary £.
Johnson.
6968. Oharlm Bmr^, b. May 16, 1840, in Whitehall ; d. Mch. 16, 1841.
8989. OarMm Amanda, b. Jan. 1, 1848, hi Whitehall; m. Charles H.
Wheeler.
8970. Earriti Jane, b. Jan. 96, 1847, hi Whitehall; m. WiUiam Da-
TiS.
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BoLUM NoBLS, B. of Ezekiel, vas b. in Poultney, Vt., Feb. 11,
1805, and A. Jan. 24, 1872, sb. 66. He was a fanner, and resided
in Jamestown (Crooked Creek P. 0.), Steuben Co., Ind.
He m. Sept. 26, 1829, Cobdelia Maxlobt, b. in Ira, Yt, Sept
8, 1811, dan. of David and Cynthia Mallory.
OHXIjDBEN.
6871. JBmdine, b. Aug. 80, 1840.
6872. WiUiam, b. June 7, 1848; d. Dec. 81, 1858, e. 10.
Ezbkiel Noblx, s. of Esekiel, was b. in Castleton, Vt, May. 31,
1816. He left Castleton, Dec. 1, 1840, and having spent one year
in teaching penmanship in Sterling and Brooklyn, Penn., removed
in Feb., 1841, to Newark, Tioga Co., N. Y.; in Oct., 1843, to Owego,
K. T.; and in April, 1854, to Afton (De Kalb Centre P. 0.), De
Ealb Co., HI., where he has continued to reside up to the present
time, Jan., 1877. He is a farmer.
He m. (1) Dec. 7, 1842, Nanct Auob Ttlxb, b. in Charlton,
Saratoga Co., N. Y., Jan. 27, 1824, dau. of Anthony Marvin and
Harriet (Packer) Tyler. She d. in Afton, HI, Nov. 3, 1874,
m. 50.
He m. (2) Aug. 20, 1876, Mrs. Mabt Ikoebsoll, b. in Candor,
Tioga Co., N. Y., July 4, 1844, dau. of James Madison and Susan
Ann (Williams) Livermore. [She m. (1) Apr. 5, 1865, Ludus
Ingersoll, b. in Owego, Tioga Co., N. Y., June 12, 1836, s. of
James and Ludnda (Ballou) IngersolL He d. in Owego, Nov. 19,
1868, m. 32. In the Civil war, he served in Co. K, 119ih N. Y.
Reg., from May, 1862, to Mch., 1863. He was a wagon-maker
and farmer.]
687a Barriel Joanna, b. July 84, 1844, in Owego; d. July 16, 1850,
e. 4.
6874. EmmaLoMe, b. June 28, 1846. in Owego; m. Jan. 80. 1889,
Yamum Alexander Qlidden. b. in Clarendon, Orleans Co., N. Y.,
Nov. 89, 1847. He is a fanner, and grocer's derk. Children. 1.
Alice Arvada, b. Nov. 88, 1869, in Afton; d. in Sheridan, CanoU
Co., Iowa, Feb. 6, 1878, e. 8; 8. William, b. June 7, 1871, is Afton;
8. Arthur Fenn, b. Aug. 10, 1878, in Sheridan, d. in Afton, Dec
6, 1874, m. 1.
6875. WUUam Marvin, b. July 10, 1848, in Owego; m. Dec 85, 1878,
Sarah Seaborn, b. in Perry, Marion Co., Ind., dau. of Henry P.
and Susan (0*Neal) Seaborn. Child. Susan Alice, b. Oct 81,
1874, in Sheridan, Iowa. He is, 1876, a farmer in Sheridan (North
Browning P. O.), Carroll Co., Iowa.
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6277. CaroUne Ifancif, b. Apr. 25» 1850, In Owego; d. In Afton, ni.»
Attg. 7, 1652, «. 2.
tSm. Arthur Jamet, b. Mcfa. 17, 1658, in Owego; resides, 1876, at
borne, and is a fanner.
6279. InezBotaUha, b. Mcb. 24, 1855, in Afton; and tbere d. Feb.
24, 1872, SB. 6.
6260. Chouiu Frmnoni, b. Aug. 8, 1857, in Afton; resides, 1876, at home.
6281. CotoUm, b. Joly 9, 1859, in Afton; d. Feb. 20, 1804.
6282. IMe AUee, b. June 20, 1861, in Afton.
6286. E<nMr Bennett, b. Sept. 7, 1868, in Afton.
6284. Mirtie, b. Dec. 6, 1868, in Afton.
Kathak Hebbick Noblb, b. of Esekiel, was b. in Castleton,
Yt, July 3, 1820, and d. in Fair Oaks, Va., 1862. He was by
trade a shoe maker, and resided, 1857, in New Washington, Penn.
In the dvil war, he enlisted in 105th Penn. Reg., and was taken
prisoner at Fair Oaks, Va.
He m. Not. 20, 1850, Mrs. Sabah Hewitt, b. in Oswego, N. Y.,
dau. of John Hewitt. She d. June 11, 1857.
CHiLDBEN,— none.
•089.
Jamss Noble, b. of James^ was 1>. in Pittsfield, Mass., Jan. 24,
1784, and d. in Benson, Vt, Apr. 25, 1865, sb. 81. He was a
farmer in Benson, and a deacon in the Cong, church.
He m. (1) Feb. 8, 1808, Bethia Noble, b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
Ang. 15, 1785, dan. of Ithamar and Sabmit (Crofoot) Noble of
Benson. She d. in Benson, Mch. 1, 1851, a. 65.
He m. (2) Mch. 23, 1853, Mrs. Mabt Bbookb, b. in Westfield,
Mass., Apr. 19, 1790, dan. of Roger and Martha (Dewey) Noble of
Middlebnry, Vt. She d. in Benson, Sept 4, 1874, ». 84.
ghildben bt vibst mabbiage bobn in bbrsok.
6285. Daniel Dwight, b. May 19, 1810; m. 8ibilla Stevens.
6286. Borah miubeth, b. Feb. 25, 1812; m. Mch. 22, 1842, Vincent H.
Freeman, being his second wife. She d. in Chicago, Bl., July 20,
1845,0.38. Child. Bon, b. abt 1843, who d. Sept, 1845, e. 2.
6287. BmO^BuhmU, b. Dec. 15, 1815; d. Aug. 24, 1822, m. 6.
628a WittiamJamei, b. Oct 19, 1818; m. Tryphena C. Sedgwick.
6289. Loren Stephen, b. Dec. 9, 1821; m. Mary R Brooks.
6290. Akah Dariui, b. Jan. 12, 1826; m. Jennie Risl^.
OuTEB Noble, b. of James, was b. in Pittafiel.d, Mass., Oct 14,
1785, lerided in Cold Water, Mich., and there d. 1864.
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He m. 1810, Laubana CBorooT, dau. of Jerry Crofoot She d.
in Wilson, N. Y., Ang. 7, 1849.
ohujDbxh.
0801. Jmr^, b. ; m. and settled in Cold Water, Mich.
0808. Smrif, b. ; d. in Little Falls, K. Y., abt. 1848.
0888. Bundes, b. ; m. Brovn of Rochester, K. Y.
BxTBXT NoBLi, dan. of James, was b. in Benson, VL, Sept. 21,
1788, and there d. Jan. 28, 1865, ». 76.
She m. May or July, 1807, Mabsball Dunniho Bakxb, b. in
Williaxnstown, Mass., May 15, 1783, s. of Eli and Esther (Don-
ning) Baker, fle was a shoemaker, and resided most of his days
in Benson, Yt, but d. in Orwell, Vt, Jen. 29, 1867, sb. 83.
GBIIiDBEN.
9i»L SamudHenrif, b. Mch. 5, 1808, In Benson; m. Sept, 1888,
Emily Bragg, and d. in Burlington, Yt.,'Feb. 8, 1865, m. 56.
0805. ZydM ThafOtful, b. Aug. 81, 1809. in Colchester, Yt ; m. Mch. 28,
1886, Benjamin Bowen Brown. He resides, 1876, in Atsion, Bur-
lington Co., K. J. He has been a hotel-keeper.
0806. WMam H^lbrock, b. July 18, 1811, in Benson; d. Jime 18, 1818.
0807. WaUam HcOfrook, b. Dec. 87, 1818, in Benson; Is, 1870, a carpenter
and Joiner.
0898. JBUmMA I/nUm, b. Mch. 90, 1816, in Benson.
0890. Ahigaa Dunning, b. Not. 80, 1818, in Benson; m. Aug. 14. 1889,
Henry Burt He resides, 1876, in Orwell, Yt
0800. Sriker MariMa, b. Feb. 7. 1828, in Cornwall, Yt ; d. unm., Aug.
0, 1849, SB. 87.
0801. JSU Pmy, . b. Sept 18, 1885, in OrweU; m. abt 1856, Leah
Elizabeth Hoyt, and is, 1876, a merchant in Manistee, Mich.
0802. Dwighi ManhaU, b. Oct 19, 1889, in OrweU; m abt 1860, Cath-
arine Smith. He resides, 1876, In Hannibal, Mo.
0808. JSmap Jane, b. Apr. 4, 1882; m. June 28, 1854, Rev. Austin
Gardner. He graduated, 1800, at the Theological Institute of Con-
necticut, and is, 1870, a Cong, minister in Buckingham, a parish of
Qlastonbury, Conn.
•049.
Dr. HnrBT Noble, s. of James, was b. in Benson, Yt, Apr. 16,
1791, and d. in Pittsford, Monroe Co., N. Y., Oct 5, 1827, m. 86.
He studied medicine with Dr. Cooley of Benson, Yt, and practised
the same in Winchester, Conn., abt. 1813-14; in Cold Spring,
Cattaraugus Co., N. Y. ; in Richmond, Ontario Co., N. Y., Dec,
1824-Feb., 1825; and subsequently, until his death, in Pittsford,
N. Y. '
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BRANCH OF JAMXS. 681
He m. (1) abt. 1813, Susan Jenkins, b. Apr. 25, 1 794, dau. of Ben-
jamin and Elizabeth (Boyd) Jenkins of Winchester, Conn. She
d. in Winchester, Conn., Oct or Nov., 1814, m. 20.
He m. (2) Jan. 10, 1821, Stattba Cakfield, b. in New Marl-
boro', Mass., May 28, 1797, dau. of Orin and Perla (Easson) Can-
field. She d. in Canaan, Conn., Mch. 3, 1863, ». 65.
CHILD BT FIBST MABBIAGS.
6804. Jame$ JMght, b. Mch. 83, 1814; m. (1) £. L. Race; (2) 8. Titus.
CHILDRBN BT SECOND MABBIAOE.
680B. MarieU miMeth, b. Nov. 8, 1822. in Cold Spring. K. Y. ; m. Sept
17, 1850, Orin Taft, b. in Sheffield, Mass., Feb. 27, 1821, s. of Lovett
and Lydia (Post) Taft. He resides, 1876, in Sheffield, Mass. Chil-
dren. 1. Charles Henry, b. Aug. 17, 1862. in Sheffield, m. Dec. 18,
187-, Elizabeth Bacon, and is a travellinj; agent for gloves and mit-
tens; 8. Fanny Elizabetb, b. Apr. 11. 1854. in Sheffield; 8. Caroline,
b. Apr. 88, 1806, in Sheffield; 4. Harriet, b. July 22, 1859, hi Shef-
field; 5. George Lovett, b. Feb. 18, 1862, in Canaan, Conn.
6806. BoOin Henry, b. May 10, 1824, in Cold Spring, N. Y. ; d. Aug.
1, 1824, m. 10 weeks.
Fankt Noblb, dau. of James, was b. in Benson, Vt., Oct 20,
1799, and resides, 1876, in Chicago, HI. *
She m. Sept 1, 1822, Edwabd Huntbb Aiken, b. in Benson, Vt,
Mch. 19, 1801, s. of Edward and Sally (Qriswold) Aiken. He was
a merchant in Benson, Vt, until 1845, when he removed to Chicago^
HL, where he kept the (harden City house, and was a dealer in
real estate. He d. Sept 3, 1870, sb. 69.
OHILDBBH BOBB IB BBBSOB.
6807. Jamei Bdttard, b. July 16, 1828; m. Apr. 7, 1846, Harriet Ann
Howard. He is, 1876, a merchant in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
6808. CharUi MOUnwre, b. Jan. 24, 1825; m. Nor. 18, 1848, Henrietta L.
Rucker. He is, 1876, a merchant in San Antonio, Texas.
6809. Hwrriet Amdia, b. July 85, 1886; d. in Chicago, BL . Aug. 16, 1847,
•.17.
68ia &€$or EufUer, b. Kot. 5, 1889. In the CivO war he was captain
in 29th U. S. R^. of colorsd troops, and d. In Ci^ Point, Va.,
Aug. 1, 1864, m, 24.
PoLLT NoBLB, dau. of James, was b. in Benson, Vt, Jan. 2,
1804, and there d. Aug. 18, 1839, ». 85.
She m. Sept 14, 1825, Stepheh CnorooT Stbomo, b. in Benson,
Yt, Oct 25, 1801, 8. of Warham and Martha (Crofoot) Strong.
He settled in Benson, Vt
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682 DUGBMBAim OF TBOUAB NOBLE.
CHILDREK.
6811. Mmrp Edward, b. July 29, 1826, in Benson; m. Aug. 9, 1851, Jane
Barber.
6812. Mary, b. Oct 25, 1827; m. July 25, 1848, Franklin B.
Griawold of Horioon, Wis.
6818. JtOia Martha, b. Feb. 20, 1880; m. WilUam Nourse of Fair Ha-
Ten, Vt.
6814. WmardJBkra, b. Oct. 14,1882, in Benson; m. Sept 28, 1858,
Sally Ann Barrett, and now, 1877, resides in Benson, Vt
6816. Jamei NiMe, b. Dec 18, 1886, in Benson; m. Antoinette Hyde,
and resides in Benson, V t
AuBELiA NoBLB, dau. of John, was b. in Benson, Vt, July 15
or 18, 1790, and d. in Carbondale, Penn., Apr. 12, 1872, as. 81.
She m. Aug. 22, 1805, Salmok Lathbop, b. in New Concord,
Columbia Co., N. Y., Jan. 5, 1781, a. of Ezzb and Miriam (Thurs-
ton) Lathrop. He built large portions of the Brie canal, Pennsyl-
vania canal, Chenango canal, New York & Erie railroad, and
other public works. He resided in Sherburne, N. Y., 1800-22;
in Florida, N. Y., 1822-26; and in Bloomingburg, N. Y., 1826-27.
In 1827, he removed to Carbondale, Penn., and commenced the
development of the then unknown and slightly-valued resources of
the Lackawanna coal region. With a few others, he commenced
the laying out and building up of the town, which has since
become a city of 10,000 inhabitants. The first framed building
erected in the place was built by him, as an addition to the log
structure known for so many years as the "log tavern.** Soon
after he commenced the erection of the store and dwelling com-
bined, on what is known as the '< Richmond comer," and of the
large framed hotel known as the *< Mansion house,*' of which latter
place he was for a long time the host. He was a man of extreme
modesty, of untiring industry, and of the strictest integrity. He
d. in Carbondale, Nov. 4, 1868, sb. 87.
chudrbn.
6816. l^fdia Sophronia, b. Feb. 4, 1800, in Sherburne, K. Y. ; m. Oct 9,
1828, David Brooks Blanchard, and d. in Equally, HL, Nov. 8,
1988, m. 28. He was a civil engineer and surveyor.
6817. Jhoiffht NMe, b. July 28, 1811, in Sherburne, N. Y. ; m. July 1,
1888, Harriet Ridgway. He read law with Hon. George Dennlson,
practised the same in Carbondale, Penn., and there d. Oct. 8, 1872,
0.61.
68ia Mareia Miranda, b. Sept 19, 1814, in Sherburne; and there d. Feb.
6, 1819, «. 4.
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BRANCH OF JAMIS. 683
6819. LuereHa JanetU, b. Jan. 85, 1818, in Sherburne; m. Mch. 17, 1886,
William Wurts. He was for one year a member of the Class of
1880, in Amherst CoUeise. read law with his brother, John WurU,
practised his profession in Carbondale, Penn., and there d. July 18,
1868.
eSSfi, Dudley WaUon, b. June 1, 1820, in Sherburne; d. in Florida,
K. T., Oct 14, 1821, s. 16 mos.
8821. CharUi Edward, b. Mch. 6, 1827, in Bloomingburg, K. T. ; m.
Feb. 18, 1848. Charlotte Dilley. He published the WWcetbarre Advo-
cate, in 1848; the Wifoming CourUif Whig, in Tunkhannock, Penn.,
1849-62; and the Seranion Eerald, 1858-50. Haying read law with
his brother, Dwight K. Lathrop, he practised the same for three
months in Scranton, Penn., and from 1857 to 1802, in Independ-
ence, Iowa. He was clerk in the Navy department, 1801-03; naval
storekeeper in the navy-yard, Washington, D. C, 1803-07, and
foreman of the printing department of the government printing
<Ace, 1867-09. He has, from 1809 to the present time, 1877,
practised law in Carbondale, Penn., and has been for three years
dty attorney.
0822. IMkriek Henry, h. Oct. 18, 1888, in Carbondale; and there d. Jan.
87, 1884, m, 8 mos.
•047.
Ltdia Noble, dau. of John, was b. Oct. 30» 1792, and d. in
Coldwater, Mich., Jan. 10, 1870, ae. 77.
She m. July 2, 1812, Iba Lee, b. in Ansterlitz, Columbia Co.,
N. Y., Oct. 31, 1790,'and d. Nov. 14, 1860, sb. 70. He removed
to Cold Water, Branch Co., Mich., where all of his children set-
tled, except one, who removed to Almond, N. Y.
CHZIJ>BEN,
0828. ffarriet Lueretia, b. Dec. 29, 1815; m. July 18, 1884, James Van
Dcteen, and d. Dec. 29, 1808, m. 68.
0824. JJorfete Wilcox, b. Aug. 10, 1817; m. Apr. 8, 1888, Lydia Thurston,
and d. Jan. 86, 1874, e. 60.
0826. AeahayoUe, b. June 28, 1819; m. June 7, 1843, C^ynthia Ann
Enapp, and d. Oct. 10, 1844, m. 26.
0820. Zm« FSUmm, b. Apr. 18, 1821; m. Sept 22, 1849, Margaiet
Summers, and resides, 1877, in Cold Water, Mich.
0827. Benry Wateon, b. Mch. 80, 1828; d. Sept 7, 1824, sb. 6 mos.
LuoBBTiA Noble, dau. of John, was b. Mch. 4, 1797, and d. in
Bockford, DL, Aug. 15, 1872, ». 75.
She m. (1) Not. 10, 1818, Samuel Hopeinb Willuxs, b. in
Brimfield, Mass., Jan. 22, 1782, s. of Ber. Nehemiah and Percy
(Keyes) Williams. He was, for about twenty years, a merchant
in Sherburne, Chenango Co., N. Y., where he d. Aug. 8, 1838,
Sd.50.
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684 DBBCENDANT8 OP THOMAS NOBLE.
She m. (2) Nov. 17, 1841, Fbanklin Mat, b. Feb. 16, 1784, 8.
of Lqcm May. He waa a cotton manofacturer. He m. (1) Lu-
cretia HalL He cL in Manlios, Onondaga Co., N. T., May 21,
1865, m. 81.
OHZLDBEN BT FIBST MABBIAGB BOBN IN aHXBBUBllX.
6828. Samud, b. July 80» 1819; d. in Sherborne. July 80, 1819.
6829. Jane Ihrighi, b. Sept. 8. 1820; d. in Sherburne, Oct 15, 1821.
6880. Marfforet Spring, b. Apr. 11, 1822; m. Feb. 14, 1844, Pahner Gkvd-
ner. He is, 1877, a farmer in Burlington, Iowa. GOie d. in Spring
Flmirie, Walworth Co., Wis., Hay 19, 1871, e. ^.
6881. Da/ughier, b. Mch. 2, 1826; d. in Sherbuine, Mch. 2, 1826.
6882. Oka^riei LewU, b. Oct 20, 1828; m. (X) Apr. 6, 1858, Mary Ase-
nath Fleming; (2) Aug. 5, 1868, Louisa B. WUliams. He pursued
his preparatory studies at Manlius academy, Hanlius, K. Y., and
graduated, 1847, at Hamilton College. From 1859 to 1872, be was
in the hardware trade in Rockford, DL, and still, 1877, resides
there, though not in active business.
6883. BamuelHopkine, b. July 18, 1882; d. in Sherburne, Jan. 15, 1888,
«. 6mos.
HiBAM jBFnnsoK Noble, e. of John, was b. Feb. 22, 1800. He
reaided in Franklin, N. Y., Au Sable Forks, Basex Co., N. Y^ and
now, 1877, residea in Bloomingdale, Essex Co., N. Y.
He m. July 21, 1832, Habbikt Pattxbson, b. in New Haven,
Vt., Apr. 14, 1810, dan. of Stephen Patterson. She d. June 16,
1844, ». 34.
cbdudbxh.
6884. Lmd WOcox, b. May 27, 1888.
6885. Luentia Maria, b. Mch. 18, 1885.
6886. Amanda Mary, b. May 28, 1887.
BoLUH Gadwsll Noble, b. of John, was b. Sept 6, 1811, d. in
Albion, N. Y., Jan. 12, 1874, sa. 62. He roaided in Orwell, Yt,
until abt 1854, when he removed to Albion, N. Y.
He m. Mch. 4, 1836, Cecilia Ldoe, b. in Vernon, N. Y., Aug.
20, 1817, dan. of Obadiah Luce of Bmy, N. Y.
6887. John Etnry, b. Feb. 14, 1887.
6888. Fh0beAJbiffaa, b. Jan. 27, 1880.
6889. Mary Jane, b. Mch. 81, 1841
6840. SarahFraneie, b. Aug. 8, 1848.
6841. AureUa Jennet, b. June 15, 1845
6842. LydiaLueretia, b Mch. 4, 1848.
6848. 1200^ OmIhwO, b. Feb. 15, 1852.
d. Oct 28, 1850, SB. 5.
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BRANCH OP JAMB8. 685
Alfbbd Ames, b. of Barnabas and Electa (Noble) Ames, was
b. in Sboreham, Vt, May 31, 1798, and d. in Wadhams, Essex
Co., N. y., July 20, 1870, sb. 72. In 1830, be removed from
Shoreham, Yt, to Leicester, Vt; in Jan., 1840, to Elizabetbtown,
Essex Co., N. y.; in 1856, to Lewis, Essex Co., N. y.; and later,
to Wadbams, N. y . He was a farmer, a pioneer in the anti-ma-
sonic, temperance, and anti-slavery reforms, and a man of great
honesty.
He m. (1) Mch. 8, 1821, Thalia Abel, b. in GranviUe, N. y.,
May 21, 1798, dau. of David and Chloe (Sacket) Abel of Gran-
ville and Lewis, N. y. She d. in Shoreham, Vt, Dec. 20, 1823,
». 25.
He m. (2) Jan. 13, 1825, Debobah Dow, b. in Leicester, Vt,
Apr. 4, 1805, dau. of Isaac and Deborah (Griffith) Dow.
childben bt fibst mabbiaoe.
6844. QUneh Bich, b. Mch. 26, 1823, in Bhoreham; m. Sept 22, 1840,
Asa Holcomb Post He is a farmer, and removed in Dec., 1869,
from EUzabeihtown, N. J., to Cresco, Howard Co., Iowa, and there
resides, 1876.
6845. AffMl Barnabas, b. Dec. 1, 1828; m. Jan. 1, 1850, Mary L. Nichols.
He was a carpenter and farmer in Wadham's Mills, N. y., and
Wagner, Clayton Co., Iowa, dying in the latter place, Jan. 17,
1868, «. 41 '
OBILDBBN bt SBOOin) MABBIAOE.
6846. Thalia, b. Kov. 18, 1825; m. Feb. 21, 1847, Leander Lock-
wood Calkin. He is a carpenter, and has resided in Lewis, N. Y. ;
Elizabethtown, N. T. ; but now, 1875, res. in Eeeseville, K. Y.
6847. BenUee Darwin, b. Dec. 26, 1827; m. Mch. 20, 1865, Sarah £tte
King, dau. of Rev. Elijah and Catharine (Olmstead) King. He
graduated, in 1858, at Middlebury College. From 1858-M, he was
teacher of mathematics in Fort Plain Seminary and Female Col-
legiate Institute, Fort Plain, N. Y.; and 1854-57, teacher of the
Latin language in Fort Edward Institute, Fort Edward, N. Y. In
1854, he was licensed to preach, and, in 1857, was admitted on trial
into the Troy conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, and
stationed at East Dorset, Vt In 1858, he was stationed at Char-
lotte, Vt, and 1858, having been elected to deacon's orders, and
ordained by Bishop R Ames, was reappointed to Charlotte, and
in 1861, to Brandon, Yt Having been, in 1862, ordained elder by
Bishop Osmon C. Baker, he entered on his duties as principal of
ProTidenoe Conference Seminary, East Greenwich, R L In 1864,
he was elected one of the secretaries of the U. S. Christian Com-
mission at Philadelphia, and retained the position until the close of
the Civil war, in 1865. From 1868 until his death, he was principal
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686 DE8CENDAKT8 OF THOMAS NOBLE.
of MocbanicTille academy, Mecluuiicville, N. Y. For one year,
from 1855-56» he was editor of the Fbrt Bdtoard JfuUtuie MagoMine,
and 1871-72, editor and publisher of the MechanieviOe Star. He d.
in Mechanicville, N. T., Jan. 5, 1876, k. 48. He was an active,
earnest, and conscientious man, greatly respected and bdoved in all
the communities in which he dwelt.
6848. ItaacDaw, b. Jan. 14, 1880; m. Nov. 11, 1850, Jane L.
Forbes, dau. of Albert GalUitin and Hannah (Finch) Forbes. He
resided successiTcly in Wadhams Mills, N. Y.; Loda, III.; and
KeeseTille, Essex Co., N. Y. ; and d. probably in Half Moon, N. Y.,
while on the cars between MechanicTille and Ballston, K. Y.,
Sept. 12, 1870, m. 40. He was a carpenter and wheelwright. His
widow resides, 1875, in Willsborough, K. Y.
6840. Edwin Horace, b. May 2, 1834; m. Apr. 19, 1864, Marion Louisa
Nichols, dau. of Charles D. and Adeline M. (Finney) Nichols. He
is a fanner.
•080.
DwioHT Noble, & of Dwight, was b. Jan. 22 or 23, 1804. He re-
moved to Orangeville, N. Y., later to Waraaw, N. Y., and after,
ward to Royalton, Fulton Co., 0.
He m. Apr. 10, 1828, Eunice Watbous, b. Nov. 12, 1806, dau.
of Cassander Watrous of Perry, N. T.
CHILDBEN. -
6850. EUeta, b. June 17, 1820, in Orangeville; m. Mch. 28, 1848,
Warren Morey.
6851. EmiOif, b. Feb. 28, 1882, in OrangeviUe; m. Jan. 25, 1849, John
Ross.
6852. Bima, b. Mch. 12, 1884, in OrangeTille; m. Nov. 25, 1852,
George Carroll.
6858. OathaHne, b. May 1, 1886, in Warsaw; d. Oct 81, 1852, m. 16.
6854. .itt^stiM, b. July 12, 1841, in Warsaw.
6855. GUw, b. Nov. 29, 1850, in Ohio; d. May 2, 1851, «. 6 moa.
OiLXB NoBLS, 8. of AaroD, was b. in Edmeston, N. Y., Sept
12, 1800, and d. in Farmeraville, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1850, sb. 50. He
was a farmer, and removed, about 1832, from Edmeaton, N. Y.,
to Parmereville, N. Y.
He in. Sept, 1824, Susan Coue, b. in Milford, Conn., Sept 21,
1808, dan. of Spencer Cole. She d. in Rnahford, N. Y., Sept 19,
1855, ». 45.
6856. Aanm Harri9on,h. Bept 27, 1826; m. Aldurah Bell.
6857. Jamei Sjpenc&r, b. Oct 17, 1828, in Edmeston; m. Nov. 15, 1855,
Jane F^tchen, dau. of George Patchen. He removed to Bparta,
Wis. Child. Harriet Maria, b. June 8, 1856.
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BKAKCH or JAMXS. 687
W5S. Samua Bdgar, b. Bept 17, 1880. in Edmeston; m. Dec., 1858,
Julia Drew. He leaided in Tamaqua, Penn., was fireman on
the Lehigh A 8uaquehanna R. R., from Easton to Scranton, Penn.,
and was killed in a collision, one mile from White Haven, Penn.,
Not. 8, 1808, e. 88. Child. Frank Edgar, b. June 17, 1855, re-
moved to 8tockbridge, Mich. His widow m. (2) , and
resides, 1870, in Johnsonburgh, K. Y.
0859. TTOUamAZey, b. Jan. 0, 1888, in Farmersville, N. T. ; and there
d. Jan. 0, 1842, m. 9.
0800. iZMy, b. Jan. 10, 1885, in FarmersviUe; m. Dec. 81,
1850, Napoleon WiUard Bingham, b. in Centreville, N. Y., Dec.
81, 1820, s. of Austin and Melinda (Moltrop) Bingham. He is a
farmer, and resides, 1870, in Oakley, Saginaw Co., Mich. No
childraiL
6801. dive Maria, b. Aug. 18, 1887, in Farmersville; m. Apr. 1,
1850, George Cross of Cannon River Falls, Minn.
0802. Wallace A,, b. Aug. 10, 1889, in Farmersville; removed to
Sparta, Wis.
6868. Shoda, b. Jan. 81, 1841, in Farmersville; m. Nov. 14,
1805, Samuel Dearman. He removed to Oakley, Saginaw Co.,
Mich. No children.
0804 Ortn, b. Aug. 9, 1848; m. Hannah A. Kraft.
0804a.2^irttM, b. Mch. 10, 1846, in Farmersville; resides, 1876,
unm., in Cannon River Falls, Minn.
0800. WWam TMtter, b. July 10, 1847; m. Jennie W. Cook.
SEVENTH GENERATION AND OHILDBEN.
•174.
Jaxbb Madison Noble, b. of David, was b. in Norwalk, Conn.,
Sept 24, 1802. For more than twenty years he was a merchant,
but is now, 1870, engaged in farming and the lumber trade, in
Sterling, Penn.
He m. Dec 10, 1827, Euza Mabia Hamun, b. in Sharon, Conn.,
Oct 81, 1800, dau. of Dr. Asa Hamlin.
OHILDRBN BOBH IN BTSRLIRG.
0800. Orra Miranda, b. Bept 25, 1888; m. Apr. 8, 1851, Albert Joseph
Cliff, > in Sterling, Apr. 14, 1880, s. of Charles Cliff of Sterling.
Child Smma Noble, b. Feb. 10, 1858, in Pituton, Penn.
0807. JMa Maria, b. Aug. 88, 1880; m. Dec. 81, 1857, Nelson J.
Gates.
080a Thamat Mortimer, b. July 0, 1882; m. May 18. 1804, Eliaa Grid-
ley HoUister, b. in Salem, Wayne Co., Penn. He resides, 1870, in.
Sterling, Penn., and is engaged in farming and the lumber trade.
Children. 1. Charles Howard, b. Aug. 9, 1805, in Nobletown,
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688 DBB0KMDAMT8 OF TB0MA8 WOBLB.
Penn.; 8. Junes Leanard, b. Apr. 8, 18M, in Nobletown; 8. Wil-
liam Hamlin, b. May 18, 1870, in Nobletown; 4. Grace, b. Nov. 27,
1871, in Bterling, Penn.
8800. AM&neth Maria, b. Sept. 18, 1884; m. Oct 8, 1866, Franklin &
Boitiec
6870. Barriet lOneUa, b. Aug. 88, 1886; d. in Sterling, Feb. 12, 1888.
687i: Sdrriet Minetta, b. Nov. 24, 1888; d. in Sterling, Feb. 14, 1889.
6872. Adelaide Minerva, b. Sept. 11, 1840.
6878. EmeUne MairiUa, b. July 16, 1848.
•ITT.
Datid Ltxjln NoBLBy B. of David, was b. in Norwalk, Conn.,
Aiig. 5, 1808, and settled in Sterling, Penn.
He m. (1) Feb. 7 or 17, 1839, Ellbn MiBA2n>A Mboabosl, b. in
Oxford, Penn., Feb. 15, 1815, dan. of Amasa Megaigel. She d.
in Sterling, Penn., Jan. 22, 1864, m. 48.
He m. (2) Feb. 22, 1865, Ann Jane Leb, b. in Sterling, Penn..
Dec. 24, 1827.
CHiLDBBN, — none.
William Wirt Noble, s. of David, was b. in Providence,
Lnseme Co., Penn., Jan. 13. 1815, and settled in Sterling, Penn.
He m. Jan. 22, 1844, Mabt Abigail Patton, b. in Enfield,
Conn., Feb. 1, 1824, dau. of Seth Johnson Patton.
CHILDBEK BOBN IN BTEBUNQ.
6874. Mer^n HcrUm, b. Jan. 2, 1845; d. in Salem, Penn., Oct 81, 1846.
6876. Harriet Amdia, b. Apr. 18, 1849; d. in Sterling, llcb. 18, 1851.
6876. HvrUm Thomae, b. Mch. 24, 1852; d. in Moscow, Penn., May 18.
1865, n. 8.
6877. HarriBt Letem, b. May 1, 1854. in Moscow.
6878. OareUne P. a, b. Dec. 9, 1858, in Sterling.
Deborah Ann Nobi^ dau. of David Noble, was b. in Sterling,
Penn., May 19, 1817.
She m. Oct 18, 1840, WiLLLUf Edward Hamlin, b. in Fairfield,
Herkimer Co., N. T., June 7, 1811, s. of Dr. Asa Hamlin. He
settled in Sterling, Penn.
ORILDBXN BOBN IN STBBLINO.
6879. BarrietAfnOia, b. Nov. 19, 1842.
6880. OrraJennett, b. Apr. 11, 1849; m. June 11, 1872, Almeron R
Howe.
6881. Bifr&n Bugene, b. Oct. 9, 1852.
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MSI.
RoswsLL Wabon NoBLEy B. of David, waa b. in Sterling, Penn.,
Feb. 9, 1823, and there settled.
He m. June 27, 1849, Gklsstia AKasuNS Hows, b. in Sterling,
Penn., Jan. 21, 1831.
CmiiPBBTf.
6883. (hoar Mdtan, b. Apr. 6, 1850, in Sterling.
6888. MariUa Irene, b. Sept 28, 1882, in Sterling; m. Sept. 18, 1876,
Ernest A. Stevens.
6884. Tade AUie, b May 26, 1869, in Moscow, Penn.
6885. Orra Jennet, b. Sept 1, 1868, in Salem, Penn.
SusAK Habbbbobb Noblb,* dan. of Dr. Asiel, waa b. in Rich-
mond, Va., Aug. 22, 1805.
She m. (1) Jan. 6, 1830, Dr. James Eldkb, b. in Harrisburg,
Dauphin Co., Penn., June 11, 1800, s. of David and Ann (Nesbit)
Elder. He studied medidne with Dr. Asiel Noble, and graduated,
in 1 834, at Cincinnati Medical College. He practised his profession
in Marion, 0., until 1835, when he removed to Dublin, C, and
there d. Dec. 9, 1837, m, 37.
She m. (2) Aug. 27, 1843, Habvxt Bell» b. in Augusta Co.,
Va., May 12, 1806, s. of John and Sarah Downey (McCutchen) BelL
He has resided since 1832, in Knightstown, Ind., where he is a
hardware dealer. He has been, since 1832, a ruling elder in the
Presb. church.
OHILDBEK BT FIBST MABBIAOB.
6886. Laura AdaUns, b. Mch. 11, 1888, in Leesburg, O. ; d. in Dublin,
Ind., Aug. 15, 1889, n. 6.
6887. Bet^amin FhtnkUn, h, Jan. 26, 1886, in Dublin, Ind. ; graduated, in
1855, at Hanover College, Ind., studied medicine with Dr. John Bell
of Enightstown, Ind., at Sterling Medical College, Columbus, O.,
and graduated at Cincinnati Medical College, in 1857. He practised
his profession in Enightstown, Ind. In tlM Civil war, he was i^
pointed, Jan. 1, 1862, post surgeon at Ashland, Ey. Having lost
his health, in consequence of his arduous duties, he returned home,
Apr. 17, 1862, and d. unm, Aug. 5, 1862, m, 26.
cnrrTiDBBN bt aBOoirD icabbiaob.
6888. 3meUn4 Adelaide, b. Mch. 16, 1845, in Enightstown, and there d.
May 10, 1846, «. 18 mos.
6889. Bmma Lauiee, b. Mch. 7. 1847, in Enightstown; m. Sept 17,
1867, William Munson Edwards. He is now, 1877, a druggist in
Enightstown.
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690 DKaOBNDAMTS OF TROMAB WOBLB.
Sarah Tatlob Noblb, dan. of Dr. Asiel, was b. in , N. C,
Dec. 26, 1807, and now, Nov.. 1877, reddea in Bonlder City, CoL
She m. June 1, 1826, Laubbn Fobs Dbooltbb, b. in N. Y^ Feb.
22, 1805, B. of Anthony and Hannah (Willis) Degoljer. He was
a fanner and merchant in Hamilton Co., O., and Loveland, Cler-
mont Co., 0., and d. in the latter place Dec. 80, 1856, a. 51.
6890. AMNcHs, b. Apr. 2, 1827; m. Dec. 84, 1850.
6881. JOaiBa, b. June 4, 1888; m. Dec. 17, 1840, Elijah Apple-
gate, and d. in Enightatown, Ind., May 9, 1865, m. 86.
6898. Bdrriet, b. llch. 12, 1880; m. July 17, 1850, John Cunning-
ham. He is, 1877, a carpenter, and resides in Enightstown, Ind.
6898. Jfofysimiir., b. Jan. 17,1888.
6894. BmnMmIMls,h, 6ept 6, 1888; m. 6ept 28, 1856, WiUiam B.
Keyt He is a brick-mason, and resides, 1877, in Boulder City. Col.
6895. BannahL,, b. Feb. 15, 1885; m. Kay 82, 1865, Bey. William
Boseboom, and d. Aug. 18, 1869, «. 84.
6896. BmrieUa, b. Oct. 15, 1886; d. Oct 6, 1887, s. 11 mos.
6897. JEEmfy da^, b. July 15, 1888; resides, 1877, in Boulder Citj, Cd..
689a l^ancei Ann, b. Jan. 80, 1840; d. Aug. 9, 1840. m. 6 mos.
6899. OaroUne, b Aug. 26. 1841; m Feb. 11, 1862, J. McBsmsey.
He is, 1877, a hotel-keeper in Boulder City, CoL
6400. WmamM., b. Aug. 16, 1848; d. Mch. 7, 1856, m. 12.
6401. Lauren F9rd, b. Aug. 9, 1845; m Oct 7, 1871. He is, 1877, a
machinist in Indianapolis, Ind.
6402. Lee a, b Apr. 5, 1848; d. Apr. 16, 1850, e. 8.
6408. Leander, b. Kay 1, 1849; d. Not. 82, 1852, c. 8.
6404. Akmeo, b. June 5, 1852; d. Mch. 1, 1858,'tt. 8 mos.
•IM.
Dr. Alfbbd Bbtts Noblb, a. of Dr. Asiel, waa b. in Washing-
ton, N. C, July 1, 1809, and d. in Mount Repose, Clermont Co.,
0., July 18 or 14, 1858, m. 46. He studied medicine for a time
with his father, and graduated, abt. 1829, at the Ohio Medical Col-
lege in Cincinnati, 0., and at the age of twenty-one years com-
menced the practice of medicine in. Leesburgh, Highland Co., 0.,
removed thence to (3oehen, Clermont Co., 0., and practised in Mont-
gomery, Hamilton Co., 0., and later in Mount Repose, Clermont
Co., O.
He m. (1) Habia Johnbok of Leesburgh, 0., who d. i^bout two
years after marriage.
He m. (2) abt. Sept, 1834, Euzabbth Tba of Rochester, Clin-
ton Co., O.
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BRANCH or JAMSB. 691
He m. (3) Susan Lonostrkth oLDayton, O., dau. of Jacob Long-
streth. She resides, 1877, in Mulberry, Clermont Co., O.
CHILDBEN BT SECOND MARBIAGE.
6405. Virginia Addaide, b. June 27, 1841, in Goshen, O. ; m. Feb. 8, 1859.
William Newton Bell, b. in EnightstowD, Ind., July 16, 1880, s. of
Httrvcy aud Nancy (Beatty) Bell. He U, 1870, a hardware merchant
in Knightstown, firm of H. and W. N. Bell. Children bom in
Knightstown. 1. Louis Alfred, b. Dec. 21, 1859; 2. Charles Noble,
b. Hay 21, 1861, d. in Knightstown, Nov. 4, 1860; 8. Lizzie Anna,
b. Sept. 2, 1888; I Harry J., b. Aug. 20, 1870; 5. Frank Elder, b.
Sept. 12, 1875.
6406. Alfred, b. in Goshen, O.; is, 1877, unm., and resides in
Omaha, Nebraska.
OHILDBBN BT THIBD KAB9IAGE.
6407. JuUa or Juliet, b. ; m. Cyrus Simpkins, who is,
1877, a clerk in the P. O. in Cincinnati, 0., and has two (Ouldren.
640a JohnE., b. ; res., 1877, in Cincinnati, O.,
and has one child.
6409. WaHam, b. ; is, 1877, in the far West.
6410. Adelia, b. ; m. Moses Cook of Newbury,
Clermont Co., O. He resides, 1877, in Nebraska.
6411. Ber^amin F., \>, ; and has one child.
6412. ChafUi,\ b.
6418. mUan. ) b.
MM.
Mabt Ann Noble, dau. of Dr. Aaiel, was b. in Philadelphia,
Fenn., Sept. 17, 1811. Shed. in.Pisgah, Butler Co., O., Feb. 10,
1869, ss. 47.
She m. Septl 2, 1830, Dr. James Latta Rowan, b. in Twenty
Mile Stand, Butler Co., O., May 20, 1808, a. of Alexander and
Mary (Latta) Rowan. He studied medicine with his father-in law,
Dr. Asiel Noble, and practiced the same in West Chester, 0.,
Pisgah, 0., and Glendale, O. He m. (2) Apr. 22, 1861, Mrs.
Maria Thacker, wid. of Arnold Thacker, and dau. of ^— ^
Lever, who ■orvived him. He d. in Glendale, Hamilton Co., C,
July 21, 1876, ss. 68.
6414. OanUna, b. June 7, 1881, in Twelve Mile Stand; and there
d. Aug. 19, 1882, «. 1.
6416. AdtMiu, b. Jan. 26, 1884, in Twelve Mfle Stand; unm.,
1877, resides in Lebanon, O.
6416. WtOiam Murraif, b. Apr. 26, 1886, in West Chester, O. ; m. Sept.
16, 1889, ; res., 1877, in Eureka, HI.
6417. Jamee Latta, b. Apr. 29, 1889, in West Chester; was a soldier
in the CivU war, and d. June 20, 1868, ». 24.
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692 DB80BKDAlfT8 OF THOMAS MOBLB.
64ia AnnaJSUMa, b. Mch.24, 1844, in West Chester; d. Jan. 16,
18S9, e. 18.
6419. Ckaria H„ b. Dec. 28, 1845, In West Chester; m. Dec. 88,
1870.
6420. BmmaB., b. Jan. 27, 1848; m. Feb. 22, 1876, Hudson B.
Monroe, and resides, 1877, in Lebanon, O.
642Oa.Jforft0fta, b.
6421. Frances JT, b. Sept. 22, 1850; d. Aug. 17, 1854. e. 8.
6422. MaryB,, b. Kay 81, 1858; unm., 1877.
Emsune Stowxbs Noble, dau. of Dr. Asiel, was b. in Philadel-
phia, Penn., Sept. 13, 1813.
She m. Dr. John Pike Emebt, b. in Hunterdon Co., N. J., Aug.
5, 1812, 8. of John and Deborah (Walters) Emety. He graduated
in 1839, at the Medical College of Ohio, in Cincinnati, and has
resided from 1815 to the present time, 1877, in Miami (P. 0. Love-
land), Clermont Co., O.
CHILDBEN BOBK IN MIAM L
6428. Jedediah CM, b. Dec. 12, 1886; m. Sept 20, 1857, Jane HcElrBne.
He was a farmer and nursery-man, and d. in Duquoin, UL, May 8»
1861, e. 24.
6424. CaraUna Branch, b. Oct 28, 1889; m. Dec. 23, 1858, William Henry
Palmer. He is, 1877, a merchant in Jamestown, Oreene Co., O.
6425. miMMhNMe, b. July 16, 1842; m Feb. 80, 1860, Joel B. Ed-
wards. He is, 1877, a druggist in Enightstown, Ind.
6426. Allfred NMe, b. Oct 14, 1847; is, 1877, a fanner, unm. in Love-
land.
6427. Miuryetlaaowden^h, Feb. 19, 1850; m. Oct 19, 1871, Lycurgus De-
Tore Palmer. He resides, 1877, in Idalia, Mo., and is a fireman on
the Missouri Pacific R R.
6428. Harveif BeU, b. Not. 24, 1854; d. in infancy, hi Miami, O.
6429. Ckariei Sumner, b. May 8, 1857; resides, 1877, at home.
•IM.
David Wiujam Noble, a. of William Taylor, was b. in New
York dty, Oct 29, 1814. From about 1838-40, he was a mer-
ehant in Waymart, Wayne Co., Penn. Since 1840, he has been
a fanner in Newark Valley, Tioga Co., N. T.
He m. Jan. 9, 1844, Esthsb Ank Bobtbsb, b. in Sterling, Penn.,
SepL 10, 1820, dan. of Thomas 2d and Anna (Kellum) Bortree.
OHILDBBN BOBN DV NEWABK VALLBT.
6480. Ida Anna ChrMna, b. Feb. 5, 1847; d. in Newaik Valley, Aug.
22, 1865, e. 18.
6481. Alida Virginia, b. Feb. 18, 1849; is, 1876, a teacher in Clayer-
ack OoUege, K. T.
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BBANCB OF JAMES. 693
6488. Damd liadore Eugene, b. Jan. 7, 1862; d. in Newark Valley, July
88. 1888, m. 10.
6488. Char^Idmi; b. June 6,1865.
6484. ArekU, 1 b. Dec. 6, 1860; d. in Newark VaUey, Feb.
16, 1861, n. 8 mos.
6486. ArtU, b. Dec. 6, 1860; d. in Newark Valley, Aug.
11, 1868, s. 80 moa.
6486. Lyman Bird, b. Jan. 1, 1864.
«900.
Albcbt Jaokbon Noble, s. of William Taylor, was b. in New
York city, Sept. 30, 1816. He was, 1877, a farmer in Harviell,
Butler Co., Mo.
He m. Feb. 20, 1848, Helen Hannah Whbelbb, b. in Mt.
Pleasant, Penn., Oct. 12« 1819, dau. of Heman and Hannah (Carr)
Wbeeler. [H. Carr was b. in Greenwich, R. I., Jan. 28, 1784, and
now, June, 1877, resides in Noble Co., Ind.]
CHZLDBBN.
6487. CharU$ AlbeH, b. Not. 17, 1851, in St Louis, Mo.
6488. Truman Witgui, b. July 11, 1858, in 8t. Louis; d. May 18, 1857.
6489. mUn O reuse, b. Nov. 5, 1854, in Bt. Louis; d. Bept 6, 1856.
6440. Emett Wheder" b. Dec. 80, 1856, in St Louis.
6441. Henry OrvOk, b. May 81, 1860.
Dr. Cablton Monboe Noble, b. of William Taylor, was b. in
New York dty, Jan. 27, 1821. He fitted for the Sophomore
class in Geneva, now Hobart College, but never entered that insti-
tution. He commenced the study of medicine with his brother-
in-law, Dr. Seymour Churchill of Owego, Tioga Co., N. Y., and
having received, in 1848, a license from the Censors of the State
of New York, pursued the same at Geneva Medical College; in
1849, he oonunenced the practice of medicine in company with
Dr. William Butler, in Maine, Broome Co., N. Y. He removed,
in 1850, to Barton, Tioga Co., N. Y., and there remained for six
years. In 1856, he removed to Waverly, Tioga Co., N. Y., and
in 1869, to Deckertown, Sussex Co., N. J., where he still, 1877,
continues to reside. He received, Dec. 19, 1860, from the Censors
of the State of New York, the degree of M. D., and March 19,
1870, the same degree from the Pharmaceutical Association of the
State of New Jersey.
He m. June 17, 1845, Maby Beunda Cbubchill, b. in Newark
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694 DBBCXNDANTS OF THOMAS MOBLB.
Valley, N. T., Apr. 8, 1820, dau. of Daniel and Experience (Suf*
ford) ChuichilL
6442. WUKamSM&n, b. Mcb. 86, 1846, In Owego. N. T. During the
CiTil war, in the autumn of 1862, he enlisted in Co. D, 17th Penn.
CavalTy, but in leas than a year was discharged on account of phys-
ical disability. Haying subsequently acquired a knowledge of the
printing business, in April, 1872, he became one of the proprietors
of the Sumex CoutUif Independent, a Democratic newspaper pub-
lished in Deckertown. K J. He m. Feb. 26, 1869. Lyzette B. Par-
kin, b. in Grid. K Y., Feb. 8, 1847, dau. of William and Elizabeth
(Toung) Parkin. ChUd. Mary Alberto, b. Oct 19, 1878.
6448. AJbeH CarUon, b. Dec. 29, 1850; is, 1876, an apothecar}* in Deck-
ertown, N. J.
Washington Alphonzo Noble, a. of William Taylor, was b. in
Sterling, Penn., Mch. 3, 1823. He is a farmer, and resides, 1876,
in Newark Valley. N. Y.
He m. Jan. 15, 1849, Sabah Jans Williams, b. in Newark
Valley, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1829, dau. of Enoch Sloason and Elizabeth
(Hull) Williams. She d. in Newark Valley, Mch. 28, 1857, e. 28.
OHIU>.
6444. QeoTge Waehinnlen, b. Oct 25, 1862; left home about 1870, and has
not since been heard from.
Sabah Mabia Noblb, dau. of William Taylor, was b. in Ster-
ling, Penn., Aug. 22, 1825.
She xn. Nov. 28, 1851, John Edwin Rttthtbn Patten, b. in
Otsego, N. Y., May 4, 1826, s. of John Patten, who was b. in
Perthshire, Scotland, April 1, 1779, came to the United States in
1800, and d. in Otsego, N. Y., 1865, and Aurelia Eibbe, b. in
Monson, Mass., Sept 23, 1785, and d. in Otsego, N. Y., Jan. 27,
1875, SB. 89. Previous to his marriage he had resided, for the
most part^ in Otsego Co., N. Y., but had spent some time in New
York dly and Clinton, N. Y. In Mch., 1852, he went to Cali-
fornia^ zetuming in June, 1853, to Ots^o, N. Y. He removed,
in Oct, 1854, to Waverly, Tioga Co., N. Y., where he practised
mechanical and operative dentistry until Mch., 1859, when he went
to Owego, N. Y., continuing in the same business there. In Aug.,
1861, in the Civil war, he entered the 50th N. Y. Volunteer En-
gineers, as captain of Co. I, his commission dating Aug. 26, 1861.
He resigned his position at Harrison's Landing, July, 1863, on
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account of disability. In June, 1863, he wm re-appointed cap-
tain of 20th Co. in Invalid Corps, and served also in 8th and 15th
Cos. Veteran Reserves, performing until Sept, 1864, recruiting
service in N. Y. State, as well as garrison duty at Elmira, N. Y.,
, and Chicago and Rock Island, lU. From Mch., 1865, to the pres-
ent time, 1877, he has been a farmer in Homellsville, Steuben
Co., N. Y.
OSQiDBEN*
6445. ChriMUna Sophia, b. Mch. 15, 1854, in Otsego, N. T.
6446. John Bdvnn, b. Nov. 8, 1855, Id Waverly, N. T.
6447. Cfharki Jo$hua, b. Sept. 8, 1857, in Waverly, N. T.
6448. Sarah Jane, b Feb 6, 1859, in Waverly, N. T.
6449. Fca Marion, b. Aug. 89, 1868, in Union, N. T.; d. June 11,
1865, In HomeUsville, N. T.
•906.
Enoch Georgk Noble, s. of William Taylor, was b. in Sterling,
Penn., Sept. 25, 1829. He is a farmer, 1876, in Newark Valley,
N. Y.
He m. Nov. 4, 1874, Clara Jake Wabfisld, b. in Whitewater,
Wis., Aug. 4, 1857, dau. of Samuel Newel and Jerusha Baker
(Hatch) Warfield.
CHiLDBEN,-*none.
6019.
Chablbs Noble, s. of James, was b. in Brooklyn, Penn., July
17, 1826, and d. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1869, sb. 43.
He m. Fbakoes L. Bush, b. in Westfield, Mass., dau. of Hez-
ekiah and EmOy (Day) Bush. She resides, 1877, in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
OHXLDBEK BOBN IK BBOOKLTK, V. T.
6450. J^nee$ Louiaa, b. Kay 28, 1857; d. In Brooklyn, K. Y., Jan. 88,
1858, «. 8 mos.
6451. CharUB, b. Sept. 9, 1859.
6452. Oraee DarUtig, b. May 19, 1868.
6453. Jfar^ Day, b. Mch. 88, 1865.
6451 Franm Lincoln, b. Mch. 8, 1868.
Fbkdbbiox Augustus Noble, b. of Alanson, was b. Aug. 26,
1824. He resided in Sanbomton, N. H., 1844-50, engaged in
the manufacture of molasses-hogsheads. Thence, he removed to
Quincy, Mass., and became a travelling agent for the sale of pianos
and other musical instruments, was also interested in the publica-
tion of musical books, in Boston, and gave instruction in music.
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696 DE8CENDAKTS OF TBOM AB KOBLE.
Thence, he femoved to DAnyera^ Mms.; in 1861, bonght and ear-
ned on a farm in Cannon City, Minn.; and, in 1863, removed to
Northfield, Minn., where he now, 1876, is a mannfacturer of gloves
and mittens, and a dealer in furs, hides, pelts, &c.
He m. Feb. 28, 1847, Ltdia Ahk Smith, b. in Sanbomton,
N. H., Aug. 9, 1825, dan. of Stoart and Lydia (Hoyt) Smith.
0455. I^dia Ann, b. Mch. 19, 1849» in DnnlMurton, N. H. ; m. Apr. 8, 1867,
Charles Peter Anderson, b. in Sweden. He is, 1876, a oontrscior
and builder in Northfield, Minn, Children. 1. Josephine, b. Bept
17, 1868; 2. Earl Frederick, b. Aug. 20, 1875.
6455awC^ra, b. Dec. 5, 1850.
6456. Flarmoe, ) b. Oct 26, 1862, in Cannon City.
6457. Fhra, ] b. Oct 26, 1862, in Cannon City.
Mabt R Noble, dau. of Cyrus Gates, was b. in Castleton, Vt,
Mch. 16, 1831, and d. in Saline, Mich., Sept. 20, 1872, sb. 41.
^be m. Oct 17, 1851, Lvcirs S. Piebcb, b. in Oswego, Dl. He
resides, 1877, in Saline, Mich., and is a wagon-maker and portrait-
painter.
CinT«T)inCN BOBN IN BAUHE.
6468. Frank W., b. Oct 21, 1858.
6459. OkarUi 2f<Me, b. Sept 16, 1855.
6480. Mi^rffiaAnna, b. Mch. 16, 1858.
6461. y^n, b. Nov. 1868.
6462. AlieeR, b. 1*866.
6468. jMiie Maria, b. May 29, 1871.
M64.
Bdward Ezbkucl Noble, b. of Cyrus Gates, was b. in Castleton,
Vt, Apr. 2, 1833. In the Civil war he served in 113 DL Vols.,
from Aug. 12, 1862, to June 29, 1865. He is a farmer.
He m. Dec. 25, 1855, Mabt Amanda Nobton, b. in Danby,
Tompkins Co., N. Y., Sept 12, 1837, dau. of Levi Selah and
Sarah Jane (Rums^) Norton.
CIEQLDBKN.
6464. Laura BmOg, b. Aug. 21, 1857, in Nsaussy.
6465. Jokn FrankUn, b. Dec. 11. 1858, in Dwight, Dl.
6466. OhaHu Henry, b. Nov. 28, 1860, in Dwight
6467. Oarrie Antoinette, b. Bept 14, 1862; d. Oct. 11, 1864, «. 22 mos.
6468. AUhaJane, b. Jan. 28, 1867, in Minooka, HI.; and theie d.
Dec. 10, 1867, s. 10 mos.
6469. Lee Otho, b. Oct 27, 1869, In Minooka.
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Mabia £. Noble, dau. of Cyras Gates, was b. in CasUeton, Yt.,
Apr. 22, 1835.
She m. (1) July 25, 1855. Jonathan Sheldon. He d. in Mi-
nooka, DL, July 8, 1865. |
She m. (2) May 26, 1866, William Chambeblain Waltbbs, b.
in Farmington, Mich., Jane 21, 1837, s. of John and Mercy
(Chamberlain) Walters. In the Civil war, he served for two
years and four months in Co. E, Mulligan's Brigade of IlL Vols.
childbbn by fibbt mabbiaoe.
6470. OonuUa Maria, b. Aug. 5, 1856» in Naaosay, HI. : m. July 24,
1875, Charles Thompson.
6471. WaUam WiUard, b. Apr. 19, 1859, in Onarga, Il'l.
6472. John Miehad, b. Dec. 8, 1860, in Beward. 111.
6478. FSrank OaUs, b. Nov. 7, 1862, in Seward.
6474. MarylnM, b. June 5, 1864, in Fairbury, Ul.
childbsn by bbcokd mabbiagb.
6475. Sarah Jane, b. July 28, 1867, in Hinooka, 111.
6476. EaOddi CrandaU, b. June 6, 1869, in Channahon, 111.
6477. Clara Arminda, b. Hch. 28, 1871, in Channahon.
6476. Senrp Oak; b. Oct. 8, 1878; d. June 14, 1875, m. 8.mos.
6479. Lola BonUa, b. Oct 2, 1876.
eM6.
Amanda Louisa Noble, dau. of Cyrus Oatos, was b. in White-
hall, N. T., Aug. 13, 1836.
She m. July 25, 1855, Geoboe Washington Sheldon, b. Dec. 4,
1833, s. of Michael and Sarah (Boyce) Sheldon. He is a farmer.
6480. (hoTffe Gaiei, b. Bept 26, 1856, in Du Page, HI.
6481. BatUe Amanda, b. Jan. 29, 1866, in Hinooka, lU. ; and there d.
Mch. 18, 1866, c. 1 mo.
6482. Abner NoUe, b. Aug. 19, 1868, in Minooka.
6488. Carrie Barah, b. Nov. 18, 1870, in Dwight, Ul.
6484. WSUardJohn, b. Apr. 10, 1876, in Oilboa, Ind.
•967.
William Nobton Noble, s. of Cyrus Gates, was b. in White-
hall, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1838.
He nL Feb. 6, 1866, Mabt E. Johnson, b. in Troy, Will Co.,
BL, Mch. 18, 1848, dau. of Adam and Mary (Hamlin) Johnson.
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6485. €^ncf AdUtf^b. Jan. U, 1867; d. in MinookA, 111., Feb. 11, 1867.
6486. A-D^ 6Mm, b. FMk 8, 1888,111 8eiiaca,IU.;d. in Miiiooka,IlL.
Feb. 8, 1875, m. 7.
6487. Guif R, b. Oct 2, 1860, in Minook«; d. Jan. 10, 1875, m, 5.
648a AUia L., b. Feb. 5, 1870, in Minooka.
6480. 4fl0 X., b. Dec. 16, 1876.
Caboune Amakha Noble, dau. of Cyrus Gates, was b. in
Wbitehai; N. T., Jan. 1, 1843.
She m. Nov. 26, 1865, Chablbs Hbnbt Whbelbb, b. in Ply-
month, Maas., Feb. 28, 1833, a. of Daniel Wheeler, b. in Saugeia-
field, N. T., 1789, and Lucy Oarrer Fannce, b. in Carver, Mass.
6400. Henrf AUen, b. Dec 5, 1866, in Smyrna. Tenn. ; d. Mch. 16,
1867, m. 8 moa.
6401. Eiieard KiMe. b. Mch. 18, 1860, in White Pigeon, Mich.
6402. XiMy AmM&, b. Dec 12, 1874, in Channabon, UL
Habbibt Jane Noblb, dau. of Cyras Gatee, was b. in White-
hall, N. T., Jan. 26, 1847.
She m. May 24, 1870, William Datib^ b. in Broekville, C. W.,
Mch. 31, 1839, a. of Ralph and Ehn (Back) Davia. He is a
farmer.
8408. EmrriiiBoiiaa, b. Sept. 8, 1872.
6404. AMjBtefMr, b. Apr. 14,1876.
Dahiel Dwioht Noble, s. of Dea. James^ wasb-in Benson, Vt,
May 19, 1810. He is a farmer, and removed in 1833, from B^ison,
Vt, to Meacham's Grove, UL, and thence, in 1848, to Bockford,
UL, where he now, 1876, residee.
He m. March 22, 1837, Sibilla Stbteks, b. in Lienoz, Madison
Co., N. T., 1819, dm. of Noah and Lois (Walker) Stevens.
childbbn.
6405. JamM Emrg, b. Apr. 16, 1888, in Bloomingdale, HI. ; d. in RodL-
fold, UL, Jane 17, 1864, n. 96.
8408. JBmO^ LucreUa, b. Apr. 19, 1840, in Bloomingdale, UL ; m. Nov. 5,
1864, Lacios Aogustns Noyes, b. in Georgeville, Stanstead Co., C. £.,
Joly 8, 1881, s. of Adam Symodor and Sarah (Martin) Noyea. He
is» 1876, a fanner in Harrard, Neb. Children b. in Pecatonica, 111.
1. Heniy Jodah, b. Apr. 9,1866; 9. NetUe Loraine, b. Mch. 99, 1869.
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BBAKCH OF JAMSS. 699
6497. Sarah MOla, b. Bept. 10, 1848, in Bloomingdale, 111. ; m. Apr. 8,
1878, Juaes B. Tuttle, 8. of and Elizabeth Tuttle. No chil-
dren. He it a fanner in Odell, Dl.
649a Noah Dwight, b. Feb. 88, 1846, in Bloomingdale, DL ; m. Jan. 11,
1871, £dy AuiniBta Woodard, b. in Vienna, Oneida Co., N. T.,
Jan. 86, 1848, dau. of Silas and Alxnira (Nichols) Woodard. He
is a farmer near Rpckford, 111. Children b. in Rockford, 111. 1.
Jay H., b. Oct 8, 1871; 8. Harriet Elmira, b. Sept.* 14, 1874.
6499. Fann^ Bethia, b. Apr. 80, 1849, in Rockford, 111.
6600. BOa MarceUa, b. Jan. 80, 1858, in Rockford, 111., and there d.
Jan. 80, 1852, s. 10 days.
6601. Edward Altah, b. Feb. 80, 1854, in Rockford, 111., and there d.
Oct. 18, 1855, m. 19 mos.
6508. Cbra Ahira, b. Aug. 18. 1857. in Rockford, 111.
6508. Jfoiy Loii, b. Mch. 81, 1868, in Rockford, Rl.
6988.
William Jambs Noble, b. of Dea. Jataes, wasb. in Benson, Vt.,
Oct 19, 1818. In June, 1843, he removed to Bloomingdale, Da-
Page Co., 111.; in Apr., 1853, to Shabbana, DeKalb Co., HI.; in
Mch., 1856, to Aurora, HL; and in Mch., 1871, to SUte Centre,
Iowa, where he is, 1876, a farmer. He has been a deacon in the
Cong, church in Shabbona and Aurora, and elder in the Presb.
church in State Centre, Iowa. He has, 1876, taught singing schools,
every winter, for thirty-two years.
He m. Mch. 14, 1846, Tbtphbka Cbmantha Sbdowick, b. in
Amboy, Oneida Co., N. 7., May 4, 1823, dau. of Parker and Mary
Delia (Buck) Sedgwick.
6504. mOert Sedgwick, b. Apr. 11, 1848. in Bloomingdale; m. Nov. 16.
1870, Jemima Cornelia Bherwood. b. in Indian Creek, Lasalle Co.,
m.. Oct. 18, 1850, dau. of 8almnn and Martha (Rees) Sherwood.
He is a fkrmer in State Centre, Iowa. Children b. in State Centre.
1. Newell James, b. Oct. 88, 1871; 9. Charles Sherwood, b. May 16,
1878; 8. Martha Tryphena. b. Feb. 18, 1875, d. July 21, 1875.
6506. WaUamJamet, b. Oct. 4.1858, in Bloomingdale; and d. in
Aurora. Sept 1. 1864. m. 11.
6506. MarylkUa, b. May 80. 1865. in Shabbona.
LoBBN Stbphbn Noblb^ s. of Dea. Jamea, was b. in Benson, Vt,
Dec. 9, 1821, and there resides, 1877, on his father's homestead. He
is a farmer. He was ordained, Jan. 7, 1866, a deacon of the Cong,
church in Benson, Y t
He m. Jan. 18, 1853, Mabt Elibabbth Bbooks, b. in Middlebury,
Yt, June 6, 1832, dau. of Daniel and Mary (Noble) Brooks.
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BOBH HI HBV80X.
«07. WaUam Brvokt, b. Apr. 81, 18Sa
6906. Danid, b. Jan. 8, 1662.
Alyah Darius Noblc, b. of Dea. James, was b. in Benson, Yt^
Jan. 12, 1826. He removed in Sept., 1866, from Benson, Vt, to
Ladlow, Mass., thenoe, Apr. 1, 1868, to Manchester, Conn., and
thence, Apr., 1874, to Somers, Conn., where he now, 1877, resides.
He is a farmer.
He m. Mch. 11, 1867, Jbnnik Rislet, dau. of Martin and Mary
Eliza (Skinner) Rislej.
CHILD.
6606. BtUeEarwood, b. JnlySO. 1667.
Jamsb Dwioht Noble, s. of Dr. Henxy, was b.,in Winchester,
Conn., Mch. 22, 1 8 14. His mother having died a few months after
his birth, he was immediately taken to Benson, Vt, and brought
np in the family of his grandfather, James Noble. At the age of
twenty years, he went to Hudson, N. Y., and resided for five years
with his stepmother, Mrs. Statira Noble. In Nov., 1842, he
removed to lima, Livingston Co., N. T.; in Sept., 1846, to Chicago,
HL; in Oct, 1848, to Cottage Orove, Dane Co., Wis.; in Nov.,
1852, to Madison, Wis.; and in Apr., 1872, to Fairmont^ Fillmore
Co., Neb., where he now, 1876, resides. He was formerly a car-
penter, but is now in the furniture business.
He m. (1) June 29, 1839, Euzabkth Lovina Rack, b. in Clav-
erack, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1821, dau. of Nicholas and HenrietU
(Downes) Race. She d. in Claverack, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1842, m. 20.
He m. (2) Mch. 4, 1844, Sabab Titus, b. in Lima, N. Y., Mch.
25, 1824, dau. of Benjamin and Henrietta (Doane) Titus.
OHILDBBir BT FIBST MABBXAOB.
6510. Bden FwyMa, b. Apr. 19, 1840, in Huds(», N. Y. ; and there
d. Mch. 7, 1841, ft. 10 moe.
6511. Chartsi Enwy. b. June 18, 1842, in Tn^, N. Y. ; m. Julia M.
Besidil^.
OinT«T)R«lf BT BBOOBD MABUAeB.
6512. EAm VSrgMa, b. Mch. 28, 1846; m. DsTid B. Fleming.
6518. O^orfeDwiffki, b. Apr. 24, 1848; m Alice Gary.
6514. JamM Aroay, b. Mch. 80, 1851; m. Jane M Hsmdeo.
6515. 8u$an SUuMh, b. June 15, 1858; m. George W. FiHeld.
6516. Barak AffneiAOsUfu^h. Jan. 19, 1857, inMadiMn.
6517. Jfiwy 3mdin§, b. July 98, 1859, in Madison.
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6518. John Franklin, b. Oct 19, 1802, in Madison.
e519. Barriet Amy, b. Oct. 9, 1865, in liadison; d. Aug. 18, 1866.
ew6.
Aabon Habbibon Noble, b. of Giles, was b. in Edmeston, N. Y.,
Sept. 27, 1826, and d. in Dubuque, Iowa, Jan. 11, 1877, 8b. 50.
At the age of twenty-one he worked for two years at the trade of
carriage-making, in Rushford, N. Y., and carried on the buBinees
until 1860. From 1860 to 1864, he was a merchant, in Sparta,
Monroe Co., Wis. In June, 1864, he removed to Chicago, 111.,
where he was, 1875, a member of the firm of Hewitt, Noble k
Wood, 124 Clark St., commission-merchants in grain, flour, and
provisions, and was also connected with the firm Frear, Noble k Co.,
304 State St, dealers in mantels, grates, and furniture tops. He
was, besides, president of the firm of J. D; Cameron & Co., bankers
and real estate dealers in Sioux Falls, Minnehaha Co., Dakotah Ter.
He m. Sept. 7, 1852, Alduba Bkll, b. in New Hudson, Allegany
Co., N. Y., Feb. 5, 1832, dau. of Samuel Bell, b. in Oolfstown,
N. H., and Margaret Forsaith, b. in HiUsboro*, N. H.
chiij>bbn.
6520. Kara BdL, b. Oct 1, 1858, in Rushford; m. Jan. 29, 1874, John
Duncan Cameron, who removed, in May, 1874, from Oshkosh, Wis.,
to 8iouz Falls, Dakotah Ter., where be is, 1875, a banker and real
estate dealer.
6521. Kate Qninns, b. July 26, 1855, in Rushford.
6622. Cwrrie, b. Apr. 27, 1862, In Sparta, Wis. ; and there d. Feb.
11, 1864, n. 1.
6628. Minnie, b. Nov. 27, 1864, in Sparta, Wis. ; and there d. Nov.
17, 1871, m. 6.
6524. Harry, b. Bept 10, 1867; d. In Sparta, Oct. 12, 1867.
6525. Blanehe R, b. Jan. 28, 1872, in Sparta; d. abt 1876.
Obik Nobls, s. of Giles, was b. in Farmersville, N. Y., Aug. 9,
1843, 18 by trade a painter and residea, 1875, in Oakley, Saginaw
Co., Mich.
He m. Aug. 2, 1874, Haknah Adbll Ebafft, b. in West Daven-
port^ Delaware Co., N. Y., dau. of Andrew and Martha (Moon)
Erafft
William Wxbsteb Noble, a. of Giles, was b. in Farmersville,
Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., July 10, 1847, removed, June, 1870, to
Austin, Minn., where he is, 1876, a druggist and stationer, of the
firm of Paden k Noble.
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He m. Sept. 3, 1871, Jennix Wtbb Cook, b. in Oberlin, O., Sept
20, 1851, dau. of William Wyse and Martha Brown (Little) Cook.
CMUtD,
0526. Ou^ WebBter, b. Apr. 14, 1874, in Austin.
EIGHTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
eftii.
Charlsb Hknbt Noble, b. of James Dwight, was b. in Troy,
N. Y., June 18, 1842. In the Civil war, he served from Sept. 12,
1861, to Sept. 18, 1864, in Co. F, 11th Wis. Reg. He resided,
1865-49, in Madison, Wis.; 1869-71, in Burke, Wis.; 1871-72,
in Medina, Wis.; 1872-76, in Sun Prairie, Wis. He is a farmer.
He m. Oct 9, 1866, Julia Habll Beabdslet, b. in Burlington,
Oswego^ Co., N. T., Oct 17, 1843, dau. of Nelson and Cordelia
(Crandall) Beardsley.
CHILDREN.
6527. WaUam Arthur, b. Nov. 5, 1868, in Madison; d. Dec. 6, 1868.
652a Walter Dwtght, b. Jan. 2, 1870, in Burke.
6529. J^nk WOitm, b. Dec. 4, 1871, in Medina.
6580. OffralSdith, b. July 6, 1874, in Bun Prairie.
Mid.
Hbixn Viboinia Noble, dau. of James Dwight, was b. in Lima,
N. T., Mch. 22, 1846.
She m. Dec. 18, 1872, Rev. David B. Fleming, b. in Marshall
Co., West Va., July 12, 1840. He graduated, in 1868, at Wash-
ington and Jefferson College, and in 1871, at Alleghany Western
Theological Seminary. He was ordained, Sept, 1872, in Ham-
burg, Iowa, was for two and one-half years a home missionary in
Nebraska, and since, to 1876, has been stated supply of the (Cong.)
church in Andover, Henry Co., UL
CBILDBEN.
6581. Emrif Paul, b. Bept 16, 1873, in Fairmont, Neb.
6582. SurrietMoM, b. Feb. 11, 1875, in Andover, Dl.
6518.
Gboboe Dwiobt Noble, b. of James Dwight, wsa b. in Chicago,
111., Apr. 24, 1848. He was a commission merchant in Madison,
Wis., but has been, 1871-76, a carpenter and joiner in Fairmont^
Neb.
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He m. June 18, 1872, Auce Cart, b. in Winchester, Scott
Co., 111., Oct 4, 1849, dau. of Paul C. and Eunice (Scammon)
Cary.
Cim.DKKN.
6588. Ida Mary, b. Sept 28. 1874, in Fairmont; d. July 28, 1876.
6584. Frank OurtU, b. May 15, 1876, in Fairmont.
Dr. James Hebvet Noble, s. of James Dwight, was b. in Cot-
tage Orove, Wis., Mch. 30, 1851. He studied •medicine under
Drs. Bowen & Ingman of Madison, Wis., and at the Hahnemann
Medical College, Chicago, 111., where he received, Feb. 23, 1871,
the degree of M. D. In Mch., 1871, he commenced practice as a
physician and surgeon, in St Clair, Wis., where he still, 1876|
resides.
He m. Sept 14, 1871, Jane Mabt Habnden, b. in Rome, Wis.,
Dec. 16, 1853, dau. of Qtea, Henry and Mary Ann Hamden.
CHILD.
6585. Henry Hamden, b. Jan. 26, 1878.
Mlft.
Susan Elizabeth Noble, dau. of James Dwight, was b. in
Madison, Wis., June 15, 1853.
She m. Not, 21, 1873, Geobqe Walwobth FinELD, b. in Du-
buque, Iowa, Sept 27, 1852, s. of Rev. Lebbeus Bailey and Emily
Jane (Walworth) Fifield. He is, 1876, an attomey-at-law in
Fairmont, Neb.
CHILDREN,— none.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
DE80ENDAKT8 OP MART NOBLE, DAUGHTER OP THOMAR
Mabt Noble, dan. of ThomM, wis b. in Westfield, Mass., June
29, 1680. She .was alive at the date of her husband's will, Oct 15,
1750.
She m. Feb. 1, 1700, Lieut Bphbaim Coltok, b. Feb. 8, 1673,
s. of Ephraim and Maiy (Drake) Colton. He d. Sept 22, 1753,
m. 80.
ciin«Di»nf BOBH ni ipbzngfixld, mass.
6586. Mary, b. Dec. 16, 1700; d. nnm., Oct. 16, 1776, m. 75.
6587. Bphraim, b. May 0, 1705; m. (i) Nov. 16, 1783, BanOi Burt; (2)
Elizabeth Mighill, to whom he was pub., May 88, 1748. He d.
Aug. 81, 1750. e. 45.
658a JMarah, b. Feb. 85, 1708; m. (pub. Mch. 11, 1786,] Joseph Hoar
of Brimfldd, Mass., end d. May 19, 1786, 8. 2a
6589. Jerusha, b. Feb. 28, 1711; m. Feb. 28, 1782, David Burt of Long-
meadow, Mass., and d. prior to Oct 15, 1750.
6540. Am, } b. Nov. 7, 1712; d. Not. 7,*1712.
6541. Son, f b. Not. 7, 1712; d. Not. 18, 1712, m. 6 daya
6542. Damarii, b. Aug. la 1714; d. mun., Aug. 2, 1777, 8. 68.
6548. Jcb, b. July 20, 1717.
6544. Samua, b. Dec. 11, 1718; m. Mary Hoar [pub Sept 12, 1750]
end remoTed to Greenwich, Msss.
6545. Itaae, b. Aug. 9, 1720; prob. dl Mercy Colton [pub. Oct 26,
1745].
654a Bdnnah, b. Feb. 21, 1724; m. June 12, 1754, Stephen Keep, and d.
Oct 20, 1805. m. 81.
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SECOND GENERATION AND CHILDBEN.
DESCENDA^TTB OP REBECCA NOBLE, DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS.
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11.
Rebscoa Noble, dan. of Thomas, was b. in Westfield, Mass., Jan.
4, 1683.
She m. Feb. 3, 1703, Samoel Looms, b. Apr. 28, 1681, s. of
Samnel and Hannah (Hanchet) Loomis. He m. (2) Hannah
, removed to Sheffield, Mass., and d. 1759, ». abt. 78. The
Westfield church records show that Sergt. Samuel Loomis and
wife (probably the aboye), were dismissed to Sheffield church, Jan.
6, 1752.
CHILDBEN BOBK Dl WESTFIELD.
6547. Bebecda, b. Nov. 1, 1704; d. Apr. 15, 1707, m. 2.
6548. Samtul, b. Aug. 19, 1707; m. May 8, 1785, Catharine Sazton, and
removed, abt. 1745, from Westfield to Sheffield, Mass. He was dis-
missed, May 11, 1745, fh>m Westfield church to Sheffield church.
6549. SaeM, b. Mch. 10, 17{9; m. Feb. 4, 1781, Samuel Lee of Great
BarringtOD, Mass., and d. Oct 11, 1798, m. 84.
6550. Bebeeea, b. Dec. 25, 1710; dl 1789, Joseph Clark. He resided in
Southampton, Mass., and d. Nov. 28, 1743, m, 82.
6551. Mabel, b. Feb 21, 1712; m. Feb 14, 1749. John Ferre of Shef-
field, Mass.
6552. DaM, b. Feb. 15, 1714; m. Apr., 1741, Rachel Judd of North-
ampton, and removed, 1750, to Sheffield, Mass., according to the
"Loomis Genealogy," but it is presumed that he went to Great Bar-
rington, Mass., because Westfield church records show that David
Loomis and wife were dismiised to 2d church in Sheffield (t*. e. Gieat
Banington), July 8, 1750.
6558. Mary, b. Nov. 2, 17ia
6554. Mm$, b. Dec. 19, 1720; m. Feb. 10, 1748, Deborah Church, and
d. in Sheffield, Mass., Nov. 28, 1758, m, 87.
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APPENDIX.
• A.
GENEALOGICAL NOTES OP OTHER FAMILIES BY THE
NAME OF NOBLE, NOT TRACED TO THOMAS
NOBLE OF WE8TFIELD, MASS.
AGUR NOBLE of OoxBackie, N. Y., d. there abt 1813. He
served an apprenticeship at the hatting business with Capt. Fan-
ning of Pittsfield, Mass., and a year or two later established him-
self in the same busiaess in Cozsackie, N. Y. In the War of 1812,
he served as lieutenant and captain, but in consequence of ill health
was discharged, and died a few days after reaching home.
He m. Phbbx Ensign, b. abt 1786, dau. of Elijah Ensign of
Pittsfield, Mass. She d. in Pittsfield, Feb. 18, 1831, ». 45.
CHSiDBXH.*
6666. WtUiam Bniign, b. Aug. 8, 1809; unm., was a physician in Nyack»
N. Y., and New York city, and was accidentally killed in the U. S.
bonded waiehouse, in the latter place, on the day of the arrival of
EosButh, Dec., 1861, e. 42.
6667. Jame» MomHey, b. Mch. 4, 1811; m. Mary Gary.
. 6668. BeUeyAnn, . b. ; d. in Rttsfleld, Mass., e. abt. 6.
6669. Ca/rMM, b. ; m. Bell, from whom she
\ divorced, and d. of consumption. May 2, 1868.
Mft7.
Jambs Mosblst Noble, s. of Agur, was b. in Cozsackie, N. Y.,
Mch. 4, 1811. He has resided in Pittsfield, Mass., Elyria, Lorain
Co., 0., Chicago, 111., and from 1854 to the present time, 1876, in
Delhi, Delaware Co., Iowa. His early occupation was harness and
trunk making, subsequent to which he was for some years ticket-
master, and cashier on arailroad. During the past thirty-siz years,
1876, he has obtained four patents, the last on a clothes-washer. He
has been a justice of the peace and a member of the Iowa house
of representatives.
He m. July 21, 1832, Mabt Cabt, b. in West Brookfield, Mass.,
NoTB.— A dash Is used to separate the different families.
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May 21, 1816, dau. of Avery and Abiah (Spooner) Gary of Pitts-
field, Mass. She d. May 12, 1876, m. 59.
CHIIjDREN.
6660. MaryFhOe, b. Feb. 11, 1884; d. Feb. 86, 1840, s. 6.
6561. Jamei Cory, b. May 27, 1887; at the age of seventeen was
cashier of the f^ght dept of the Chicago & Rock Island R. R.,
at Chicago, Dl., and d. Nov. 17, 1867. e. 80.
6562. Fran€e$ Elizabelh. b. Mch. 2, 1840; m. (1) 8. C. Taylor; (2) Sept. 12.
1872, Andrew Jackson Brown, b. in Lorain Co., O., Mcb. 12, 1840,
a of David £. and Lncy Brown. He was for a time, clerk of the
district and circuit courts in Delhi, Iowa, but is now, 1876, a mer-
chant in Manchester, Iowa Child by first marriage. Louis Vadieu,
b. Sept 12, 1860, in Paris, Tex., d. in infancy.
6563. ^^afte/Ai>arbn^,b. July 19, 1842; m. Apr. 26, 1860, Cyrus L.
Hayes, b. Aug. 24, 1882, s. of James and Jane (Booth) Hayes. He
is, 1876, the publisher of the Mi, Vernon New, in Mount Vernon,
Iowa Children. 1. Henry Holt, b. May 5, 1861, d. Mch. 10, 1865,
se. 8; 2. Charles Noble, b. May 24, 1862; 8. Mary Louise, b Feb
iO, 1864; 4. Fanny Angelette, b. Sept 24, 1865, d. Aug. 26, 1866; 5.
Robert RusseU, b. Dec. 10, 1868; 6. Bessie Darling, b. Jan. 25, 1870.
6564. Mary HoU, b. Apr. 2, 1850, in Pittsfield; and there d. July
28, 1851, c. 1.
6565. Atery Gary, b. Jan. 15, 1858; is, 1876, in the mercantile busi-
ness, with A J. Brown,*in Manchester, Iowa
ARCHIBALD NOBLE was b. in Terrahen, Fermanagh Co.,
Ireland, abt. 1700, and there died. Tradition says that he was of
English origin, his ancestors having settled in the north of Ireland,
and that the family were noted for their muscular powers, high
sense of honor, and moral integrity. This family, when in Ireland,
belonged originally to the Church of England, yet under the
preaching of John Wesley, became Methodists^ though continuing,
while ihey remained in Ireland, to attend the services of the English
church. Since their removal to the United States, they have with
wonderful unam'mity adhered to the doctrines and usages of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
He m. Elbakob Jaihson, who d. in Terrahen, Ireland.
CHILDBXN BOBM IH TKRRAHXN.
6567. Themae, b. abt 1780; m. Maiy Hunter.
6567a. WmUm, b. abt 1782; came to the United Sutes, before the
American revolution, and resided in Raccoon Creek, N. J. His
descendants live in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
6668. DaM, b. Dec., 1784; dl Margaret Oarruthers.
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9tMa.Bdwaird, b. ; cune when young to the Unitod Btotcs,
and on bii return was thipwrecked on the coast of Ireland, and
drowned, about 1787.
6569. ydneif, b. ; m. Jobn Jofanson, and d. in Ireland.
6570. Marif, b. ; m. Tbomas Somerrille.
6571. Bluabeth, b. abt. 1747; m. Jobn Bomerrille.
Thomas Noble, s. of Archibald, was b. Id Terrahen, Ireland,
abt. 1730, and there died abt 1780. His children came in 1795
to the United States, and settled in New York city.
He m. Maby Huin'SB, who d. in Ireland.
CBILDBRN.
6972. JOeanar, b. ; m. abt 1803. James McGregor. They
both d. between 1822 and 1880, in Troy, N. Y., leaving no children.
6578. Jane, b. ; m. , and d. in New York
city soon after landing there, in 1795.
6574. Mary, b. ; d. unm., in New York, in 1795.
6575. Arekibald, b. 1774; m. (1) K Armstrong; (2) A. Spratt
6576. F^aneii, b. ; married twice and resided in New York
city. His daughter m. James Inclee, and removed to Canada West.
6577. Thomoi, b. 1774; d. unm., in Ireland, in 1850, s. abt 86.
6578. Datid, b. 1779; m. Jan. 18, , Prudence Fisher, dau.
of James Fisher of New York city, removed to Johnsbur^, N. Y.,
and there d. Apr. 15, 1860, m. 81. He had no children.
Datid Noblb, a. of Archibald, was b. in Terrahen, Ireland,
Dec., 1734, and d. in Arlington, Vt, July 10, 1807, m. 72. In
1795, he emigrated with his children to the United States. After
residing for a few years in New York city, he removed in 1798
or 1799 to Elm Hill, now Johnaburgh, N. T. There he purchased
fkrma for hia four aona. He was by trade a stone-mason. He
was also a local preacher in the Methodist Episcopal church.
While on a Tisit to his daughter Jane, in Arlington, he attended
preaching at a 8chool*house. After the circuit preacher had con-
cluded his sermon, he himself gave an exhortation, took his seat,
and died without a groan or struggle. He was eminent for his
piety and many nrtuee. The tomb-etone erected in Ash Orove
oemeteiy in the town of White Creek, N. Y., but removed, in
1876, by hia grandson, Hon. David Noble, to Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
bears the following inscription:
"In Memoiy of | David Noble | who died July 10, 1807 | in the 78*
year of bis | age.
This nan was faithful In his master's cause.
Three minutes changed the pulpit for eteraal Joys."
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He m. abt 1768, Maboarst Carruthebs, b. in H0II7 Wood,
County of Fennanagh, Ireland, abt 1752. dau. of William Car.
ruthers. She d. in Crocknagrally, Feb. 28, 1790, s. 38.
CHXLDBEN BOBN IN CROCKNAORALLT, IRELAHD.
6579. ArMbM, b. June 7, 1770; m. Margaret Bomenrille.
6580. Bdward, b. Oct. 18, 1772; m. Maiy Leach.
6581. WUUam, b. 1774; d. unm., of yellow fever, in New York
city, Sept. 1808, m. 29.
6582. Jane, b. Mch. 17, 1777; m. Richard Empey.
6588. 8aU^, b. July, 1T80; m. Samuel Somer^lle.
6584. ydn^, b. May 5, 1788; m. Thomas Somerrille.
6585. John, b. May 6, 1785; m. Charlotte McEwen.
M70.
Mart Noblb, dau. of Archibald, was b. in Terrahen, Ireland,
and d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.
She m. abt. 1767, Thomas Sombrville, b. in Longfield, Ferma-
nagh Co., Ireland, Feb. 19, 1734. He emigrated, in 1795, to the
United States, and settled in Johnsburgh, N. Y. The SomerviUes
in Ireland were originaUy Presbyterians, but after the preaching
of John Wesley, they became Methodists. He d. in Johnsburgh,
N. Y.,Oct 17, 1815, ». 81.
CHELDBBN.
6586. Eldanor, b. Mch. 12, 1768; m. Robert Armstrong, and d. in Johns-
bui^h, N. Y., May 10, 1858, e. 85.
6587. John, b. Mch. 4, 1771; d. unm., July 81, 1848, s. 77.
6588. Samud, b. Apr. 18, 1778; m. Sept 28, 1801, Sally Noble, and d.
Apr., 1872, m. 99.
6589. Sebeeoa, b. Mch. 24, 1775; dl abt 1800, James Davison of Johns-
burgh, N. Y.
6590. ArMbald, b. Nov. 20, 1776; m. abt 1809, Rebecca Armstrong, and
d. in Johnsbui^h, N. Y., Oct 2, 1850, m. 78.
6591. Morgan^, b. Nov. 14, 1779; dl Sept 18, 1808, her cousin, Arch-
ibald Noble.
6592. Marf, b. Jan. 24, 1781 ; m. abt 1805, John Hodgson of Johns-
burgh, N. Y., and d. abt 1862, e. abt 81.
6598. Tkamoi, b. Dea 14, 1788; m. Nancy Noble, and d. in Johns-
burgh, June 12, 1877, a. 98.
6594. Elkabeth, b. Dea 28, 1789; m. abt 1819, Samud Merrill, and d.
in Johnsburgh, N. Y.
M7I.
EuzABBTH NoBLB, dau. of Archibald, was b. in Terrahen, Ire-
land, abt 1747, came, in 1795, to the United States, and d. in
Johnsburgh, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1837, e. 90.
She m. abt 1780, John Somebtille of Ireland, who d. abt 1790.
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CHILDBBK.
«W5. Dau., b. ; d. in New York city, abt 1795.
60M. Jane, b. ; m. 1801. Martin Smith, and d. in Til
Abohibau) Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. in Terrahen, Fenna-
nagh Co., Ireland, 1774, and d. in New York city, Jan. 1, 1813.
He came, in 1793, to the United States. He was a bricklayer and
innkeeper.
He m. (1) abt. 1792, Rbbeoca Armstbono, who d. in New
York city, soon after her arrival there.
He m. (2) 1802, Akn Spbatt, b. 1775, dau. of John and Maiy
Spratt. She d. 1826.
CmLDBEN BT BEOOHD MABBIAGB.
(1596a. Thamat, b. ; d. in infan<7.
6597. Tkama$ Henry, b. 1805; d. unm. in New York dty, July 4,
1850, e. abt. 45. He was a lockamltb.
6598. John Spratt, b. Feb. 15, 1807; m. Eliza A. Sherburne.
6599. Archibald, b. July 4, 1812; m. Scott, and was for a
time employed in the custom-hoiue in New York city. Chikiren.
1. John, d. young; 2. Thomas, m., and d.; 8. John; and three
daughters. He d. 1855.
6599a. Jfofy Ann, b. ; d. e. abt. 9.
Abobibald Noble, s. of David, was b. in Crocknagrally, Fer-
managh Co., Ireland, June 7, 1770, and d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
Aug. 14, 1848, m. 78. He came, in 1795, to the United SUtes,
and in 1803, settled upon a new farm in Johnsburgh, N. Y., upon
which he liyed and died. The log-house first erected, furnished
with comfortable rooms and a good stone chimney, in about
twenty-fiye years gave place to a framed house erected over the
old chimney. " My venerable father,'* writes Hon. David Noble,
<< was about five feet nine inches in height^ and weighed about one
hundred and seventy-five pounds, and was of rather feeble health
in middle life. PossesBing quite a literary taste, during the last
fifteen years of his life he devoted most of his time to reading
the news of the day, and religious, political, scientific, and histor-
ical works. He filled many important offices in town and county,
saw his living children comfortably settled in their native town,
and died with his second son, who occupied the homestead. He
was a man of moral integri^, and a consistent member of the
Methodist Episcopal church."
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He m. Sept 13, 1803, his eoimn^ Mabgaret Somxbvtllk, b. in
LoDgfield, Fermanagh Co., Ireland, Nov. 14, 1779, dau. of Thomas
and Mary (Noble) Somerville. She d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
Not. 15, 1838, ». 59.
CHELDBBB BOBH IX JOHNSBUBOH.
6600. Dafdd, b. July 11, 1804; m. Jane Gunn.
6601. Thanuu, b. Dec. 88, 1805; ul Anne Bpoor.
6602. Mary, b. Nov. 87, 1807; m. James M. Bpoor.
6608. SaUy Ann Jane, b. Sept 84, 1809; d. Nov. 82, 1812, ae. 8.
6604. JSleanar, b. Oct. 11, 1811; m. fiemuel Somerville.
6605. WWam Oarruthen, b. Oct 88, 1818; d. unm., of consumption,
July 86, 1889, e. 85.
M90.
Edwabd Noblb, b. of David, was b. in Ireland, Oct 12, 1772,
' and d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y., Mch. 12, 1857, ». 84. He came in
1795, to the United States, and settled in Johnsburgh, N. Y., on a
farm adjoining his brother Archibald. He was a man of great
industry and moral worth. A member of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, his house was, for many years, the place of preaching
for the ministers of that denomination.
He m. Apr. 23, 1801, Mabt Lbach, b. in West Chester Co.,
N. Y., Feb. 5, 1782, dau. of William and Mary Leach. She d.
Oct 5, 1849, m, 67.
chtijDbkh bobn m johksbubgh.
6600. Margaret, b. Feb. 84, 1803; d. unm., Aug. 6, 1858, ae. 60.
6007. Jane, b. Sept 8. 1808; m. Jan. 8, 1885, John Fuller, a
farmer of Johnsburgh, N. Y. Children. 1. Fletcher, d. e. abt
10; 8. Nathaniel; 8. Martha, d. Jan. 86, 1857.
6608. EU^, b. Jan. 8, 1805; m. Jesse C. Boyd.
6609. Jt^n, b. Nov. 10, 1806; m. July 88, 1887, EUen Armstrong
of Johnsburgh, N. Y. No children. He was a merchant in Johns-
burgh, and d. there May, 1871, c 64. Sbe resides, 1875, in Prince-
ton, Mo.
6610. BaUif, b. Oct 18, 1808; m. July, 1855, Joseph Leach of
Sharon. Henry Co., IlL
6611. Mary, b. Apr. 7, 1810; nt Nov. 11, 1841, WUliam A.
Potter, a farmer of Wsrrensburgh, N. Y., and d. abt 1870. He
d. abt 1868. She bad four or five children.
6618. WiOiam, b. Aug. 18, 1818; m Nov. 84, 1841. Caroline Stewart
of Bolton. N. Y. He Is, 1875. a carpenter in Warrensburgh. War-
ren Co., N. Y. He has had three chUdren.
6618. Edward, b. Dec. 81, 1818; m. Bunicy Fish.
6614. OrrOia, b. Jan. 18, 1816; m. 1848, Harvey Schermerhom, a
farmer of Johnsburgh, N. Y. She had a dau. b. abt 1845.
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MIS. OtMToUne, b. Dec. 1, 1817; d. qiuil. May 9. 1882. e. 84.
6616. Danid Bmpe^, b. Jan. 7, 1810; m. July 84. 1850, Lauia Hawley.
He was brougbt up as a farmer, but became in May, 1888, a Metbo-
dist preacber. He d. of consumption, in Jobnsbuxgb, N. Y., Apr.
25. 1856, e. 87. Cbild. Wesley DaTid. b. Jan. 24, 1854, in Bcroon
Lake, N. T., m. Aug. 80, 1878, Mary £. Mitcbell of Fort Ann,
K. T., and resides, 1878, in Alden. Erie Co., N. T. Cbild. Min-
nie, b. Oct 18, 1876. in Nortb Adams, Micb.
6617. Nancy, b. July 22, 1822; m. July 22, 1851, Wesley Somer-
▼iUe, a fanner of Jobnsburgb, N. T. 8be bas bad one cbild.
Jams Nobue, dau. of David, was b. in Ireland, Mch. 17, 1777,
and d. in Kingsbury, N. Y., Jan. 23. 1844, ». 66. She was
« much respected for her wise counsels and universal kindness.**
She m. 1801, Richabd Empet, b. in Ireland abt 1776, s. of
Oeorge Empey, who d. in Arlington, Vt.. Dec. 22, 1823. He '
resided, subsequent to bis marriage, in Arlington, Vt, until 1830,
when he removed to Kingsbury, Washington Co., N. Y., where
he resided in 1853.
GHXLDRBN.
6618. OrriOe, b. 1801; d. Aug. 20, 1817.
6619. FroMyoUNMe, b. Jan. 19, 1808; m. Nov. 19, 1829, Mercy Dean.
He was a carpenter and fanner, and for many years a contributor
to tbe secular and religious press. He resided in Fort Ann, N. Y.,
and d. Oct 6, 1875, e. 72. Child. David.
6620. Ifofffoftt Ann, b. 1807; d. unm.. May 14, 1844. e. 87.
6621. Damd, b. 1808; d. Feb. 28, 1827.
6622. JToty, b. ; d. May 28, 1844.
6628. /o&n W, FUteher, b. May 29, 1816; d. in Kingsbury, N. Y., Aug. 81,
1856, c. 40.
6624. OniOe, b. Aug. 15, 1819; d. Aug. 14, 1855. «. 85.
6625. Eisanor, b. Feb. 8. 1822; m. May, 1859. Erwhi Carter of
Kingsbury, K. Y., wbo d. Mch., 1795. Bbe d. in Kingsbury,
N. Y., Feb., 1864, c. 42.
Sallt Noble, dau. of David, was b. in Ireland, July, 1780,
and d. in Jobnsburgb, N. Y., Mch. 15, 1859, sb. 78.
She m. Sept 28, 1801, her cousin, Samitbl Somebvillb, b. in
Ireland, Apr. 18, 1773, s. of Thomas and Mary (Noble) Somer-
ville. He d. Apr., 1872, ». 99.
CmLDKBH.
6626. ArehibaUL NobU, b. Mch. 26, 1808; at tbe age of nineteen became a
merchant's clerk in Waterford, N. Y., and was tbere drowned
while bathing in the Hudson river. July 22, 1826, m. 28.
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6627. Marffartt Ann, b. Apr. 7, 1805; m. 1882, John Woodward of
Warrensbiirgh, N. T.
6628. Thamat, b. Feb. 15, 1807; d. Aug. 27, 1828, e. 16.
6620. Jfiify, b. Nov. 27, 1808; m. (1) H. Bradshaw; (2) WiUiam
Steward of JobDsburgh, N. Y.
6680. Jane BUaabeOi, b. Aug. 26. 1811; d. unm.. May 26, 1889, m, 27.
6681. Samuel, b. Sept 20, 1818; m. May 1. 1842, his cousin,
Eleanor Noble.
6682. SaUif, b. Mch. 28, 1816; a deaf mute.
6688. Nan4^, b. Sept. 28, 1817; m. William H. Dawson, and d.
Feb. 8, 1842, m. 25.
6684. JifhnDand, b. Jan. 80. 1810; m. May 29. 1847, his cousin.
Ellen Somerrille, and settled in Johnsburgh. N. Y.
6686. Sebeeoa, b. Aug. 22, 1825; m. 0) J- P- Wakely; (2) Urban
Hitchcock of Johnsburgh, N. Y.
Nanot Nobli, dan. of David, was b. in Ireland, May 5, 1783.
She m. Jan. 28, 1808, her cousin, Thomas Sovebville, b. Dec.
14, 1783. 8. of Thomas and Mary (Noble) Somerville of Johns-
burgh, N. Y. He d. in Johnsburgh, June 12, 1877, sb. 93.
CHIIjDBSN.
6686. MoTgaret, b. Nov. 6. 1808; m. Apr. 28, 1881, William Bates
of Johnsburgh, N. Y.
6687. Mary, b..May 26. 1810; m. Feb. 9, 1826, William Stewart,
and d. Sept 6, 1884, e. 24.
6688. Thamae Wedey, b. Jan. 15, 1812; m. Feb. 18, 1889, Elisabeth Mc-
Aulay, and removed in May, 1858, to Illinois.
6689. Jane, . b. Sept 6, 1814; a deaf mute.
6640. Naney, b. Aug. 6, 1816; m. May 8, 1840, Theron Roble of
Johnsburgh, N. Y.
6641. SdUy, b. Aug. 15, 1819; m. Dea 28, 1840, Geoige Roble
of Johnsburgh, N. Y.
6642. EOen, b. Jan. 15, 1822; m. May 29, 1847, her cousin,
John David Somerville of Johnsburgh, N. Y.
•ftM.
John Noblc, s. of David, was b. io Ireland, May 6, 1785, and
d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y., Sept 1, 1851, m. 66. He removed in
1814, from Johnsburgh, to Albany, N. Y.; thence to Athol, N. Y.;
abt 1824, to Johnsburgh; and abt 1834, to Troy, N. Y.
He m. Dee. 11, 1811, Cbablottx McEwin, dau. of Duncan and
Margai«t McBwen of Athol, N. Y. She d. in Troy, N. Y., May,
1838.
C8ILDBBM.
6648. Jamee Madittm, b. Aug., 1812; d. unm., in Troy, N. Y., in 1887.
6644. Oaikanne, b. 1814; removed to Troy, N. Y.
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eStf. Damd Oammm, b. 1815; m. , and Mttled in
Newbuiyport, Mass.
Q646. Mmrparel Ann, b. ; m. Ruiaaelaer Bewail of Glens
Falls. N.T.
6647. Xmmm, b. ; d. in Johnsbnrgh, K. T., in
1888.
6648. OkaHotie, b. ; d. in Troy, N. T., in 1886.
6648. John Thomai, b. ; dl Catharine Bchults, and be-
came a teacher in Olens Falls, N. Y.
6660. Basrah, b. ; m. 1856, Charles Tajlor of
Bchroon Lake, N. Y.
M98.
John Spbatt Noblb, a. of Archibald, was b. Feb. 15, 1807.
He has resided in Patterson, N. Y., 1828-1839; Brooklyn, N. Y.,
1839-1855; Peekskill, N. Y., 1855-60; and Trenton, N. J., 1860-
78. He has been a bookbinder, bookseller, and stationer; editor of
the Brooklyn Daily News; clerk in the New York castom-house;
president of a marine and fire insurance company; partner in a
blast-fomace, and since 1861, a manufacturer of oxide of line,
being, 1876, president of the Mercer zinc works in Trenton.
He m. June 22, 1831, Euza Ann Shbrbubnx, b. in Paterson,
N. J., May 19, 1810, dau. of Joseph and Rachel Sherburne. She
IS living, Feb., 1878.
OHILDBXN.
6651. Tkfimtii Warren, b. Mch. 88, 1882; m. Nov. 16, 1854, Comelia BalD-
bridge. Children. 1. John Warren, b. Dec. 85, 1855; 8. Wil-
liam Henry, b. Oct 16, 1857.
6658. EenrySher^ime, b. Oct 18, 1888; m. Dec. 85,' 1854, Mary Lucas.
He resides, 1875, in Trenton, K. J., and has had no children.
6658. Dau,, b. ; d. in infancy.
6654. Aw., b. ; d. in infancy.
Hon. DAYin Noble, s. of Archibald, was b. in Johnsburgfa, N. Y.,
July 11, 1804. He was brought up a farmer. Receiving such an
education as the common schools afforded, from the age of eighteen
to thirty years, he taught in his native town and the surrounding
country. In 1833, he took charge of a store, connected with a
large tanning establishment in Johnsburgh, and was book-keeper
and general agent until May, 1843, being for a part of the time a
partner in the mercantile businees. In 1843, a dissolution of the
former partnership having taken place, he purchased in the vicinity
about twenty acres of land and opened a store.
He has held commissions in the militia of the state, most of the
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offices of the town and several of the county. From 1846 to 1848
he waa one 6f the side judges of Warren Co., and in 1851 and
1854, a member of the Assembly of the state of New York. On
the establishment, in 1869, of a post-office in Weavertown, a village
in Johnsburgh, he was appointed postmaster, and retains the office
until the present time, 1876. In politics he was, up to 1859. a
democrat) and since has been a republican. His religious connec-
tion is with the Methodist Episcopal church. He takes much interest
in genealogical researches, and has furnished almost tlie entire ac-
count of the descendants of his great-grandfather, Archibald Noble.
He m. Feb. 7, 1841, Jane Qunn, b. in Bolton, N. Y., Sept. 10,
1812, dau. of Lucius Gunn, b. in Leverett, Mass., Jan. 20, 1772,
who d. in Northampton, Fulton Co., N. Y., July 22, 1841, m. 69,
and Phebe Chase West. b. in New Braintree, Mass., Dec. 20, 1779,
who d. in Warrensburgh, N. Y., July 12, 1829, ». 49.
CUUiDBBH.
6655. JuUa Margaret, b. Mch 80, 1842; m. WiUiam B. Eldridge.
6656. Sarah Jane, b. Oct. 14, 1848; m. Gideon Mead.
6657. Archibald Ludui, b. Feb. 8, 1845; d. Mch. 10, 1852, tt. 7.
6658. Oatftarine EUsa, b. Dec. 24, 1846; m. Alonson R. Sherman.
6659. George WiOiam, b. Sept 8, 1848; d. Apr. 2, 1851, ae. 2.
6660. Mary Eleanor, b. Aug. 88, 1850;,unm., resides, 1875, at borne.
6661. Cynthia Ann^ b. Jan. 8, 1853; m. Taylor J. Eldridge.
6662. ArMbaUL ^etored, b. Feb. 88, 1855.
6668. JBmma, b. May 15, 1858; d. Feb. 85, 1859, e. 9 mos.
Thomas Nobue, s. of Archibald, was b. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
Dec. 28, 1805, and there d. June 5, 1870, ». 64. He was a farmer.
He m. Dec. 31, 1835, Aim Sfoob, b. in Half Moon, Saratoga Co.,
N. Y., Nov. 30, 1818, dau. of Cornelius Spoor, who was b. in Liv-
ingston Manor, N. Y., Dec. 14, 1760, and d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
Nov. 8, 1826, ». 66, and Cornelia Fradenburgh, who was b. in
Livingston Manor, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1774, and d. in Johnsburgh,
N. Y., Jan. 18, 1844, ». 70.
CHILDIiSN BOBM IX JOUMBBUKGB.
6668a. CftartM Weeley, b. Sept 18, 1886; m. Jan. 15, 1865, SybU Ken^
yon, t. Nov. 86, 1845, dau. of Amos and Sybil (Wllcoz) Kenyon of
Thurman, N. Y. He was formerly a merchant, but is now, 1876, a
farmer in Weavertown, N. Y. Children b. in Weavertown. 1.
David, b. Oct 81, 1865, d. in Weavertown, N. Y., Jan. 88, 1878, a.
7; 8. Frederick H., b. Oct. 89, 1867, d. Apr. 4, 1878, e. 5.
6664. WiOiam CamUhere, b. Dec. 0, 1840; unm., is, 1875, a salesman in
Minneapolis, Minn.
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M66. 7%0mat lArmm, b. Feb. 27, 1846; anm., retidM, 1676, with hU
mother, on his father's homestead.
6666. Jamn Spoor, . b. Jan. 19, 1858; d. Aug. 16, 1868, e. 10.
Mart Noble, daa. of Archibald, was b. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
NoY. 27, 1807. She was living in Doc, 1875.
She m. Feb. 26, 1835, Jamu Mabtin Spoob, b. in Greenbnsh,
N. Y., Apr. 26, 1803, & of Cornelius and Cornelia (Fradenbnigh)
Spoor. He is a fanner, and resides, 1876, in Johnsburgh, N. Y.
He is blind, but otherwise vigorous in mind and body.
CHILDBBN BOJIN IN JOBKSBUBGH.
6667. Datid ChmeUut,}}. Mch. 28. 1836; m. Jan. 1, 1860, Elizabeth Arm-
strong, and d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y., May 9, 1863, se. 27.
6668. Marffant, b. Apr. 15, 1839; unm., 1876.
6669. OariBM Ann, b. Not. 27, 1842; m. Apr. 6, 1871. James Mitchell
KenweU, a farmer of Johnsburgh, N. Y.
6670. JToty JRfen, b. Oct 24, 1844; unm., 1876.
Elsanob Noblb, dau. of Archibald, was b. in Johnsburgh,
N. Y., Oct 11, 1811, and d. Feb. 11, 1850, ». 36.
She m. May 1, 1842, her cousin, Samubl Somebvillb, b. Sept.
20, 1813, s. of Samuel and Sally (Noble) Somerrille. He is a
fanner.
CHILDBBN BOBN IB JOHBBBUBGH.
Wn. BOenJane, b. Sept 8,1843; d. in Johnsburgh, N. Y.,
May 13, 1846, s. 20 mos.
6672. WtOiam ArMbaid, b. Apr. 3, 1845; a deaf mute.
6673. WUberFitk, b. June 7, 1847; d. in Johnsbuigh, N. Y,
Jan. 7, 1857, m. 9.
Slot Noble, dau. of Edward, was b. in Johnsburgh, N. Y., Jan.
8, 1805, and d. in Aurora, Dl., Dec., 1871, ». 67.
She m. Jan. 15, 1824, Jesse C. Boyd. He was first a termer in
Johnsburgh, N. Y., then a weigh-master on the canal, next a lum-
ber dealer in Albany, N. Y., and afterward a manufacturer of
furniture in Chicago, HI. He subsequently was a resident of
Orand Detour, HL, and in 1875 was of Aurora, HL
OHILDBSN.
6674. AUda, b. 1826; m. abt 1848, Hiram Burton of Albany,
N. Y, who remoTed, in 1853, to Chicago, Dl., and a few years after,
to Pike's Peak, where he accumulated a fortune. A few years ago,
whfle in his office, he was fatally shot by a burglar.
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M76. Marfforet, b. 1888; m. William Ferris, a looking-glass
maauf actarer of Albany, K. Y.
8676. Ifmrif, b. ; m. Charles P. Easton, a wealthy lumber
dealer in Albany, N. T.
6677. Jamsi, b.
There are other children.
MIS.
Rev. ErwABD Noble, a. of Edward, waa b. in Johnaburgh, N. T.,
Dec. 31,1813. Heiaa minister of the Methodist Episcopal church,
his first license bearing date Apr. 13, 1839. He has been stationed
at Pawlet« Vt., Whiting, Vt, Ticohderoga, N. Y., Leicester, Vt.,
Orwell, Vt, Ballston Spa, N. Y., Stillwater, N. Y., Salem. N. Y.,Troy,
N. Y., and Albany, N. Y. His health failing while at the latter
place, he rested for a time from his ministerial labors. In 1852, be
was stationed in Clintonville, N. Y., but was soon obliged to abandon
preaching. In 1875, he remoyed from Mecbanicville, N. Y., to
Mendon, Whitehall Co., Kan.
He m. Feb. 4, 1845, Eumcr Fish, b. in Schaghticoke, N. Y., July
12, 1818, dau. of Isaac and Eonicy Fish.
6678. Chartei Edward, b. If ay 17, 1847, in Salem, N. Y. ; m. Oct 86, 1871,
Lydia Pamelia Wait, b. in Oalway, Saratoga Co., K Y., Feb. 16.
1846, dau. of Nelson W. and Betsey (Oreen) Wait. He read law
with Hughes & Northrop of Sandy Hill, N. Y., and in 1877 removed
fh>m Sandy Hill, N. Y. , to Mendon. Whitehall Co. , Ean. Children.
1. Mary Riggs, b. Oct. 1, 1872; 2. Hanrey Fish, b. Mch. 9, 1875.
6679. Jcme$ Frank, b. Nor. 16, 1858, in San Francisco, Cal. ; m. Nor.
6, 1878, Maria Noble Usher, b. in Troy, N. Y., June 98, 1855, dau.
irf Bloomfield and Asenath Ann (Noble) Usher. He resides, 1875,
in MechaiiicTille, N. Y., and is a travelling agent for Charles
McOuire & Co. , brush manufacturers.
Julia Mabgarbt Nobli, dau. of Hon. Davi^ — . b. in Johns-
buigh, N. Y., Mch. 29, 1842.
She m. May 8, 1861, William Brown Eldsidok, b. in Johns-
borgli, N. Y., July 13, 1839, s. of John Brown and Boxcellana
(Ross) Eldridge. In the Civfl war, he was a priyate in Co. D,
175th Reg. N. Y. Vols., was mustered into the service Sept 4,
1864, and discharged June 30, 1865. He now, 1876, resides in
Weayertown, N. Y., and is a fanner and lumberman. His health
is poor in consequence of his privations in the army.
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6680. Lmon Thompson, b. Feb. 6, 1862.
6681. Omrge Wmiam, b. Dec. 80. 1868.
6683. MhMiie, b. Aug. 11, 1865.
6688. JMAa, b. Dec. 10. 1867.
6684. JefMie, b. Feb. 34, 1870.
6685. 8iuan, b. Dec. 37. 1878.
Samah Jjofs Noble, dan. of Hon. David, was b. in Johnsburg^
N. r., Oct 14, 1843.
She m. Oct 30, 1864, Gidbon Mead, b. in Horicon, Warren
Co., N. T., Oct 29, 1843, only e. of Wheeler and Ruth (Ck>llar)
Mead of Johnsburgh, N. Y. After hja marriage, for two years,
in connection with hifi father, he carried on a tannery at North
Creek, in Johnsburgh. He then removed to South Grove, DeEalb
Co., III., and one year after, purchased a farm in Rockford, HI.
Preferring the East to the West, in a year he returned to N. Y.,
settled in Schroon Lake, and in company with a Mr. Sawyer,
built a large tannery in North Hudson, E^x Co., N. Y., and for
three years, carried on the same. In October, 1874, he removed
with his father to East Tennessee, and purchased a plantation of
three hundred and twenty acres, known as Marble Hall, on Hoi-
liston river in Rogersville, Tenn. In Dec., 1877, he removed to
Otterville, Mo.
6686. Matriha, b. Feb. 8. 1865. in Johnsburgh. N. Y.
6687. Jane\ b. Mch. 87. 1867. in Rockfoid, DL
6688. RiUh, b. Aug. 1. 1870. in North Hudson. N. Y.
6680. AnhibM, b. Dec. 4. 1873. in North Hudson, N. Y.
6600. LMMndtTt b. Mch. 13. 1875. in Rogersville. Tenn.
Cathauke Eliza Noble, dau. of Hon. David, was b. in Johns-
burgh, N. Y., Dec 24, 1846.
She m. Jan. 26, 1870, Alonson Richabds Sherman, b. in
Moiiah, Essex Co., N. Y., Mch. 31, 1843, s. of Stephen and Lydia
(Baker) Sherman. He has been a farmer and carpenter in
Schroon Lake and Crown Point, N. Y., but now, 1878, resides in
Johnsburgh, N. Y.
6601. Damd Stephen, b. Dec. 6. 1870. in Schroon Lake.
6603. Addie, b. Oct 3, 1877, in Johnsburgh.
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Ctvthia Ank Noblb, dan. of Hon. David, was b. in Johna-
buigh, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1853.
She m. July 29, 1875, Tatlob Jones Eldridob, e. of James
Culver and Maiy Ann (Fuller) Eldridge. He is, 1875, a salesman
in Waddell's store in Weavertown, N. Y.
CHILD.
6898. Brvin, b. Dec. 88» 1877, in Johnsbuigb.
CHARLES NOBLE was of Suffolk Co., Eng.
8895. Jame$, b.
8896. Charlei, b.
8697. lOudb&th, b. ; m. Jsmes Daftef. As her father wss
opposed to her marriage, she separated from her husband, and d.
abt. 1855. Child. Willism Richard, who, iince the death of his
mother, has been called William Richard Noble. He resides, 1875,
at 75 Bkillman Bt, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. FREDERICS: ALPHONSO NOBLE, D.D., s. of James
and Jane (Cram) Noble, wasb. in Baldwin, Me., Mch. 17, 1832.
[His great grandfather, Christopher Noble, served in the American
revolution. His grandmother Noble's maiden name was Spencer.
He is the eldest of twelve children, nine sons and three daugliters,
seven of whom have, 1878, died. His parents were bom in Bald,
win, Me., and ate residing, 1878, in Minot, Me. . His surviving
brothers are as follows: Charles S., of Minot, Me.; Daniel C, of
Pittsburgh, Penn.; James B., of Webster, Me.; and Newell P., of
Minot^ Me., who fitted for college at Hebron academy, Hebron,
Me., and grad. 1877, at Bates College.] He fitted for college at
Phillips academy, Andover, Mass, and at Kimball Union academy,
Meriden, N. H. He entered Yale College, from Oxford, Me., and
graduated in 1858. He spent two years at Andover Theo. Sem.,
and graduated at Lane Theo. Sem., in 1 861. He was ordained July
18, 1882, as pastor of the ''House of Hope," a Presb. church in
St. Paul, Minn., and retained that connection until Jsn. 1, 1868;
was pastor of the Third Presb. church in Pittsburg, Penn., from
Jan. 1, 1868, until Oct 1, 1875; and has been pastor of the First
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(Centre) Cong, church in New Haven, Conn., from Nov. 3, 1875,
until the present time, 1878. He was chaplain of the Minn, senate,
1864, '65, '66. He received, in 1872, the degree of D.D., from
Western Reserve CoUege.
He m. Sept. 15, 1861, Lucr Augusta Pbrrt, b. in Manchester,
N. H., dau. of George W. Perry.
CHILDBBH.
6696a. FMdtriek Ptrry, b. Aug. 21, 1868, in St. Paul, Minn.
66986. Mary i^^TT. b. Nov. 14, 1865, in St Paul, Minn.
6698e. PhOip ackaff, b. May 80. 1868, in Pituburg, Penn.
6606d. WaUer GaibraM, b. Sept 6, 1871, in Pituburg; and there d.
Feb. 89, 1872, m. 5 moe.
6698^. KaUe Tyl^r, b. Dec. 80. 1872, in Allegheny, Penn. ; and there
d. July 5, 1868, e. 6 mos.
669^. BiUk, b Aug. 8, 1876, in New Haven; and there d. in
infancy. ^
OEORGS NOBLE, of Scotch extract, brother of Thomas, of
Boone Co., Ey., was prob. b. in Maryland, abt. 1 748, and d. in
Froderick Co., Md., 1800, e. 52. He resided in Md.
He m. Mabt Ann Alsxanpbr, who d. in 1814. e. 52.
6700. Charge, b. ; m. . Children b. In Lou-
doun Co., Ya. 1. John Warren; 2. Thonuui, who res., 1868, in Mo.
6701. AUaander, b. ; m. Gwyn, rem. to the southern
part of Ey., and d. Children. 1. George; 2. Frances.
6702. John, b. ; m. . Children. 1. Ann,
m. William Lefler of Burlington, Iowa; 2. Emily, m. Providence
Mounu of Hopkins City, Ey.
6708. KaOumne, b. ; m. Heniy Hubblefleld of Va., and d.
1848. Children. 1. Msry; 2. George; 8. Willism; 4. Robert.
6704 Ann, b. ; m. Elic Swearingen, and d. 1824 Chil-
dren. 1. Charles; 2. Eatharine; 8. Franklin.
HENRY NOBLE was b. near Prince Ann, on the eastern shore
of Md., removed, in 1794, to Natchez, Miss., and in 1883, to
Jersey Co., HI. He was a fanner.
^e m. Mart [Swatu?], who d. abt. 1825.
6706. Qwrge, b.
6707. aUoman, b.
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6706. DafM, b.
6706. Sarah, b.
6710. Benrif, b.
6711. L^dia, b.
6712. Virga, b.
6718. Sidney, b. ; resideR, 1876, in Jenej Co.. 111.
6714. Caleb, b. ; rasides, 1876. in Jeraej Co.. 111.
6716. Beuben, b. Apr. 14. 1821.
6716. Mary Ann, b.
6717. WaUam, b.
•tlft.
Hon. Rbubbn Noblx, b. of Henry, was b. in Adams Co., Mias.,
Apr. 14, 1821. He read law in Adama Co., HI., with Edward H.
Buckley. In May, 1842, he commenced the practice of tlie law
in Fair Play, Grant Co., Wis. He removed, in Oct., 1843, to
(Jamavillo, Iowa. Prior to 1850, he was elected proeecnting
attorney for Clajrton county. In 1854, he was elected as a Free
Soil candidate to the legislature, and upon its organization was
chosen q>eaker to the house, and re-elected speaker at the extra
session in 1855. He was in 1866, the Democratic candidate for
congress, and in 1868, the Democratic candidate for judge of the
supreme court, but failed of an election to either ofSce. He is
now, 1876, district judge of the 10th DisL of Iowa, having re-
oeived the vote of every member of the bar of his county. He
resides in McGregor, Iowa.
Maj. ISAAC NOBLE of North Tawton and Bristol, Eng., emi-
grated to New Jersey. He was a major in the volunteers. As he
was a loyalist during the American revolution, and supposed to
be a dangerous man, a price was offered for his head, and he was
waylaid and murdered. His body was never found, although
his horse returned to his former home, bearing the marks of a
violent struggle. A portion of his property was destroyed, and a
part confiscated.
6719. Jamee, b. ; m. Barah Lamb. And probably otherg.
Bear-admiral Jambs Noblb, s. of Maj. Isaac, resided in Eng.
He entered the British navy as a midshipman, in 1787, in the
Bedford, and served on board her in Hotham's action. In 1795,
he was nominated acting lieutenant of the Agamemnon, under
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Lord Nelflon, and, in 1796, wm MTeralj wounded in the throat l^
a ball, at Loano. ''It is with the greateat grief I have to men-
tion,*' iaya Lord Nelaon, in his report of the aiEair, "that Lieut.
James Noble, a most gaUant and worthy officer, is, I fear, mortally
woui^ded.'* He soon, however, recovered from his wounds, and
followed his heroic chief into La Minerve, serving as aide-de-
camp at Port Majo, Corsica, be He was present and again
wounded at the capture of the Spanish .frigate, Sabina, and
ahortly after, as flag-lieutenant to Nelson in the Captain, highly
distinguished himself at Ci^ St. Vincent, taking a prominent
part in boarding the two line of battle ships, San Josef and St
Nicholas. In one of his despatches, Nelson thus expresses him-
self: "Lieutenant James Noble's merits and repeated wounds
entitle him to every reward a grateful country can bestow.*' He
was posted, Apr. 29, 1802, and became rear-admiral in 1837. *
He m. (1) 1801, Sabah Lamb, dau. of James Lamb of Ry%^
Sussex Co., Eng. She d. 1818.
He m. (2) 1820, Dobotht Haludat, dau. of Dr. Halli-
day. She d. abt. 1838.
He m. (3) 1842, Mrs. Jakb Anns Spbttigus, wid. of Edmund
Spettigue.
OHILDBBW BT FIBST MABBIAOB.
e790. EoraHo N^kon, b. ; msrried twice, wsDt to India in
the Britiflh service, and attained to the rank of coloneL
•721. /<farr WhtOoek, b. ; m. , and had a
family. He attained to the rank of post-captain In the British
navy.
8792. JiMmei, b. ; was In the India stovioe, and d.
while bringing despatches home across the desert
6798. Bdward Msadaw, b. ; was a lieutenant In the British
navy, and d. on his return from the Chinese war.
6794 OharUi Biehard, b. ; served for three yesn as Ueu-
tensnt In the Royal marine ooips, then resigned, went through
Spain and Portugal as captain of the Fifth Cacadores, and ulti-
mately retired to Canada.
6796. Sifdney, b. ; d. <rf consumption.
6796. WWam WooUtt, b. ; serred for eight years In the
Boyal marine service, retired to Canada, and. In 1869, resided in
Elmira, N. Y.
6797. Dau,, b. ; m. :— .
6798. Dau., b. ; m
6799. Dau., b. ; m. .
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JAMES NOBLfi of the family of Cromarty or Caithrop, was
b. in the spring of 1798, and d. in Nebraska, S^t. 29, 1859, ». 61.
He sailed, Mch. 13, 1850, in the packet Harmonia, from Glasgow,
Scot., for New York dty, landing there May 4, 1850. He
removed to Anbum, N. Y., Jnne, 1851, returned to New York
city, Oct., 1852, whence, in Apr., 1854, he removed to Waushara
Co., Wis., and, in 18^7, to Nebraska.
He m. 1825, Cathabins Low, b. in Dundee, Scot., Dec., 1799.
She d. in Waushara Co., Wis., Dec. 5, 1855.
6781. AUxander, b. Aug. 82, 1826. in Dundee, Scot. ; m. (i) 1848. ;
(2) Aug., 1866, . He emigrated, 1852, to tbe United States.
was a printer, and d. in Nebraska City, -Neb., Nov. 6, 1866, m. 40.
6782. Margaret, b. 1827; d. of cholera, Dec., 1882.
6788. John, b. Mch. 19, 1829; a printer, removed to Palmyra. Otoe
Co., Neb.
6784. CkUharine,' b. 1880; d. in Dundee, Scot., of cholera,
1882.
6785. Jamei, b. Feb. 20, 1882; a bookbinder, removed, abt. 1878,
to Utica, N. T.
6786. Ann, b. Jan. 26, 1884; m. John Brenton. a farmer of Ben-
nett Station, Neb.
6787. Robert, b. May 18, 1886, in Dundee, Scot. ; m. Dec. 80, 1871,
Elisabeth Henderson, b. in Elder, Roxboroughshire, Scot Child.
Olive, b. Oct. 26, 1872, in Chicago, 111. He was. 1861-62, in tbe
chief quartermaster's depot of the U. S. dotbing depot, Gray*s
Ferry Road, Phibidelphia, Penn. ; enlisted, Sept. 12, 1862, in the
5th Penn. Vol. Oav., was, in the summer of 1864, division wagon-
master of general agent to Eautz Oav. division, and May 24, 1865,
was musteM out of the service at Richmond, Ya. He is, 1876, a
machinist, and resides at 487 Paulina street, Chicago, Dl.
6788. WSOiam, b. 1888, in Oapen Angus, Scot ; and there d. ,
1888.
6789. Fitter Ta^, b. Jan. 20, 1842. in Arbroath, Scot ; in tbe Civil war
was for three yean in 6th Reg. Iowa Oav., having been mustered
out of the service in the Ikll of 1864. He was supposed to be
living in 1875, in or near Texas.
JAMBS NOBLE, b. abt 1750, per. s. of John, b. Mch. 7, 1719,
in Montville, Conn., and grandson of John Noble of Montville,
Conn., d. in Sempronius, N. Y., abt 1880, m, abt 80. He was a
fanner in Montville^ Conn. He served in the American revolu-
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Hon, and After its close, in oompany with othen, removed to New-
town, now Elmira, N. Y. After a few years* residence there, he
and his friends were driven away by Pennsylvanians, who claimed
the land. In his old age he removed to the house of his dau.,
Mrs. Sarah Shepard, in Sempronius, N. T., and there continued to
reside until his death.
He m. Sybil Hammonb, a sister of Lebbeus Hammond.
6741. SUiha, b. ; rem., abt. 1816, tolnd. He had seren
children.
6742. SliQah, b. ; rem., as early as 1812, from CbeDsngo
Co., N. Y., to Ind. He bad nine children.
6748. Ira, b. Feb. 82, 1781 ; m. Phebe Weaver.
6744. Kekmidh,h. ; m., and resided in Prattsbnrgb, Steu-
ben Co., N. T. Children. 1. Morgan, b. July 19, 1817, m. Apr.
5, 1848, Emily Bank, b. Aug. 1, 1826. He removed, 1854, to Red
Wing, Wis., and was the same year a member of the Wis. legisla-
ture. He d. some years since. [Children. 1. Edwin B., ti. Sept.
1, 1847; 2. Arthur, b. June 8, 1851; 8. Lewis Baird, b. June 8,
1858.] 2. William E. S., resides in Prattsburgh; 8. Son; 4. Dau.
6745. OUte, b. ; m. lUley. They resided in
Goshen, Conn., and KoblesviUe, Ind. Children. 1. Washington;
2. James.
6746. Sofrah, b. Aug. 16, 1786; m Mch. 28, 1807, Truman Shepard, b.
Feb. 5, 1781, [a of Ebenezer Shepard, who d. in Kiles, N. T.,
Dec. 17, 1881, «. abt. 88, and Mercy Wright, who d. 178a] They
resided in Sempronius, K. Y. He d. July 2, 1860, s. 79. She d.
Oct. 20, 1852, m. 66. Children. 1. William J. K. ; 2. Korman N. ;
8. Mary A. K.
6747. B^l, b. ; d. unm.
6748. Mwry, b. ; d. unm. *
Ira Noble, s, of James, was b. in Montville, Conn., Feb. 22,
1 781, and d. in Tyrone, N. Y., July 9, 1 847, as. 66. He removed from
Hiddletown, Delaware Co., N. Y., to that part of German, which
is now Pitcher, Chenango Co., N. Y., thence, abt. 1814, to Norwich,
Chenango Co., N. Y., and subsequently to Tyrone, N. Y. He was
a farmer, and for abt. 30 yrs. a deacon in the Baptist chnrcb. He
used to speak of an << Uncle Hamilton."
He m. abt 1803, Phbbb Weavkb of Stonington, Conn^ b. Apr.
22, 1777, dau. of Jonathan Weaver. She d. in Penn Yan, N. Y.,
Aug. 17, 1854, 8B. 77.
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6749. outer EOnDorth, b. July Zi, 1604; m. Sabrina H. Humphrey.
6700. IraBOey, b. Feb. 2, 1806, in Middletown, N. Y.; m. (1)
Jolia GiffoTd; C^) Matilda , who resides. 1876, in Oxford.
N. Y. Child by first marriage. Harriet, d. in infancy. He was a
fanner in Oxford, N. Y., and there d. 1872, e. abt. 66.
6761. Joma Hammond, b. Jnly 80, 1800; m. Jane M. Bundy.
6762. Mary Ann, b. Nov. 25, 1811, in Pitcher; m. Sept. 28, 1882.
Edwin Timpson Jacobs, b. in Stanford, N. Y., Jan. 16. 1809, s. of
Cornelius and Elizabeth (Lyon) Jacobs. He received a scientific
coarse at Hamilton Literary Institution, now MadSson Unii^ersity,
and has been. 1876. for abt. 40 yrs. , a Baptist minister, most of the
time in Chenango Co. , N. Y. They reside. 1876, in Susquehanna
(P. O. Afton). N. Y. Children. 1. Ira De Loss, b. in Angelica,
N. Y., in the Civil warenUsted Nov. 6, 1861, in Co. 1, 89th Reg. N. Y.
. Vols., and d. in South Carolina. Sept. 19. 1868; 2. Edwin Timpson,
b. in Pitcher, N. Y., d. in Lisle, N: Y., Aug. 2, 1858.
6758. Maria Laui$a, b. June 29. 1816, in Norwich, N. Y. ; m. Dec. 26.
1842. Herritt Goodsell Beeman, b. Apr. 8, 1811. He is a mechanic,
and resides. 1876, in Waverly, K. Y. Children. 1. Martha Maria»
b. Nov. 4, 1848; 2. Marcus, b. May 80, 1845; 8. Oliver Riley, b. Oct.
28,1849.
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Dr. Oliter Ellsworth Noble, a. of Ira, was b. in Middletown,
Delaware Co., N. Y., 3uly 24, 1804. He commenced, in 1835, the
study of medicine with Dr. John Sullivan of Oxford, N. Y., and
in 1869 received the degree of M. D. from the Regents of the
University of the State of New York. He commenced the prac-
tice of medicine in Oxford, N. Y., and has continued the same in
Binghamton, Kendall, Penn Yan, and Dundee, N. Y., the last
named place being his residence in 1876. He has been since 1845,
a homoeopathic physician.
He m. Oct 27, 1831, Sabrina Malvina Humphrey, b. in Bain-
bridge, Chenango Co., N. Y., July 1, 1811, dau. of James Hopkins
and Lydia Aim (Pratt) Humphrey. She d. in Bennettsville, Che-
nango Co., N. Y., June 15, 1876, m. 64.
6754. Omrepia IMphine, b. Nov. 4, 1882, in Nineveh (Colesville), N. Y.
m. Hay 10, 1850, Rev. Charles Cole Norton, b. in Washington,
Conn., July 16, 1827, a of Charles Bolt and Havilah (Cole) Norton.
He fitted for college at Hamilton, N. Y., grad. 1 852 at Rochester Uni
versity, and in 1854 at Rochester Theo. 8em. He was from Feb.
1855-Oct. 1. 1868, pastor of the Sixth street Bapt church in New
York city, and from the last named date, up to 1876, pastor of
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Oeiftra] Park Bapt. church in New York city. Child. Charies
Oliver, b. Dec. 19. 1861, in New York city.
6756. Q€0T9e ZOora, b. Dec. 37. 1888. in Ninereh. N. Y. ; m. Oct 10.
18S6. Anna Hazen, b. in Kent. N. Y.. Aug. 81. 1888, dau. of Caleb
and Laura (Froet) Hazen. He studied medicine with his father and
at the Western Homopopathic Med. Col. in dereland. O. He
has been a physician in HomellsTille. N. Y.. and is now. 1876. a
physician and druggist in Dundee. N. Y. Children. 1. Mary Louise,
b. Apr. 16. 1858. in Dundee; 2. Ellsworth Haxen, b. June 21. 1865.
in Dundee.
6756. Jame$Ira, b. Jan. 10, 1844. inBinghamton; d. inPennYan.
Feb. 16. 1854. e. 10.
•Tftl.
Rev. Jambs Hammond Noble, b. of Ira, was b. in Pitcher, N. Y.,
July 30, 1809. From 1840 to 1850 he was % Baptist clergyman,
first in the Bradford assodation in Penn., and subsequently in
Steuben Co., N. Y.. until compelled by a bronchial affection to
retire from the ministry. He resides. 1 876, in Wheatiand, Iowa.
He m. Sept. 16. 1830, Jake Mabia Bundt, b. in Conn., Sept.
17, 1805, dau. of Solomon and Jane (Fraser) Bundy.
CHILDRBH.
6758. Maria Lauue. b. JaD. 5. 1882. in Oxford. N. Y. ; m. (1) Fred-
erick RoUin Church, b. in Oxford. N. Y.. 1880. s. of Bradford and
Anne (Bums) Church. He was a merchant, and d. in Menomonee,
Wis. ; (8) 8. Muckridge, and resides. 1876, in FaiiHeld. Jefferson Co. ,
Iowa. Child by first marriage. Frederick RoUin. b. 1861.
6759. BUmJudmm, b. Apr. 22. 1883. in Oxford; m. Oct 8». 1857. Jane
Amelia Manwaring. b. in Corentry. N. Y., May 5. 1841. dau. of
Geoxge and Sophia Louisa (Bundy) Manwaring. Children. 1. Katie
Emily; 2. Bessie; 8. Albert Pratt; 4. George; 5. Ellen Maria; 6.
Lulu; 7. Ruby. d. e. 1 ; 8. Maiy Edna. He resides, 1878. in James.
Iowa.
6760. PM0/an4. b. Oct. 5. 1886. in Oxford; m. Apr. 12. 1871.
Edwin Wakeman Bennett, s. of John Long and Eleanor (TV'akeman)
Bennett He resides. 1876. in Fort Fred. Steele Co. . Wyoming Ter. .
and is an extensive ranchman. He has been a member of the
Wyoming legislature. Child. Edna. b. Aug. 18» 1875.
6761. Baeha Amelia, b. Dec. 28. 1888. in Oxford; m. Sept 19, 1800.
Ckorge Washington Lathrop. s. of George Lathrop. He is, 1876, an
extensiTe farmer and cattle dealer in Oxford Mills, Jones Co.. Iowa.
Children. 1. Frank Noble; 2. James Howard; 8. OliTsr. d. m.
abt 1.
6762. JamsB Slafter, b. Jan. 8, 1842, in Chemung, K. Y. ; in the Civil
war was mustered into the service, in Co. L, 1st Reg. Iowa Cav.,
Aug. 19. 1862, and d. unm, in Little Rock, Ark., Dec 26, 1868.
«. 22.
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6768. Naihan Bund^, b. Hch. 11, 1846. in Tyrone, N. Y. ; m. Nov., 1869,
Ellen M. Tainter. He is, 1878, an eztensiYe ranchman in Meno-
monee, Dunn Co., Wia. Children born in Menomonee. 1. Amelia;
2. Lottie; 8. Jennie; 4. James.
•7«4.
JEDEDIAH NOBLE, b. prob. in Conn., emigrated to Penn.,
whence he was driven in the conflict between the people of Peon,
and the Connecticut settlers. He was per. the s. of John Noble
of Montville, and b. Nov. 11, 1729.
He m. Prudbnce Vorcb.
CBZLDSXN.
6766. Jedediah, b. ; per. resided, 1855, with his son-in-law,
John Bums, in Bridport, Allegany Co., N. Y.
6766. Jothua, b.
6767. Zebediah, b.
6768. Jonathan, b.
6769. Lemusl, b. ; m. , and in 1854 resided
in Minn. He had a son. Rev. J. C. Noble, who was for a time a
Methodist clergyman in Tonawanda, N. T., but now, 1877, resides
in N.J.
6770. Prudenee, b.
6771. IWy, b.
6772. Am^, b.
6778. Mer^, b.
6774. iVMuZZa, b.
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JOHN NOBLE was b. in Scotland, abt. 1734, as appears from
the fact that at the age of twelve he went to witness the battle of
CuUoden, which was fought Apr. 17, 1746. He resided in the
parish of May, county of Inverness, Scotland.
CHTTiDmsW.
6776. Jchn, b. ; resided in Scotknd.
6777. Jfoiyofvf, b. ; oil McGilvrey, and emigrated
to Nova Scotia.
6778. AUxander, b. ; m. (1) ; (2) .
6779. Jenn$t, b. ' ; ul Forbes.
6780. Dama, b. ; m. .
6781. LanighUn, b. ; oil Jennet Noble.
6788. Anffui, b. ; m. Elizabeth Mcintosh.
•778.
Alezamdkb Noble, s. of John, after the death of his first wife,
emigrated to the United States, and settled in Columbiana Co., 0.
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6807. Men,
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6806. ooHf
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Angus Noble, b. of John, d. July, 1837.
He m. abt. 1798, Euzabktb HcImtobb, dau. of Alexander
Mcintosh. She d. Apr., 1838.
6809. I^aney, b.
; nL Alexander McLaughlin.
6810. Jennet, b.
; m. Joseph Barclay.
6811. Mm, b.
; nL Sarah Backus.
6812. Daniel, b.
; d. in infancy.
6818. iMughHn, b. Sept. 28,
1808; m. Margaret Martin.
6814. JB^uabeth, b.
; UL Janes yi^T«aughl1n
6816. Alesunder, b.
; d. in crossing the Atlantic ocean, in
1817, s. 8.
6816. Daniel, b.
; m. Margaret Dreghom, and settled in
OoliunbianaCo., 0.
•818.
Lauohlik Noblb, 8. of Angus, was b. in Scotland, J3ept. 22,
1808, emigrated in 1817 to the United SUtes, and in 1852 resided
in Nairn, Scioto Co., O.
He m. Mch. 27, 1845, Mabgabxt Martin, b. in Nairn, Scotland,
Nov. 27, 1820, dau. of James Martin, b. Oct 11, 1777, and Jennet
Urquhart, b. Dec. 23, 1781.
6817. Bkeabeih Ann, b. Apr. 6, 1846.
68ia Jemmt, b. Mch. 28, 1848.
6810. Naneif, b. Jan. 28, 1850.
JOHN NOBLE settled abt. 1720, upon a portion of the Mohe-
gan lands in the North parish in New London, now Montville,
Conn. His origin is onlmown, although Miss F. M. Calkins, the
historian of New London, conjectured that he came in from
Rhode Island. When first found on record at New London, he
had a family. The first church in the North parish of New
London was formed by Rev. Jafnes Hillhouse in 1722, and on the
2l8t of Nov. of the same year, among those '* received into full com-
munion," were John Nobles and Mercy Nobles. He was a farmer.
He m. MxBCT Wi|«lums, prob. dau. of Thomas and Joanna
Williams of l^ew London, Conn.
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6621. Jfoty, b. Jftn. 94, 1715; m. ThomM Ftrgo.
ettS. Sarah, b. Not. 19, 1717.
6698. Jchn, b. Mch. 7, 1719; m. Mary LeffingweU, and per. d. in
MontrUle, Feb. or Mch., 1796.
6891 Jamei, b. Oct 8, 1791; m. Ann Yibber.
6695. Jonathan, b. Aug. 95, 1798; m. Mary Whipple, per. dau. of WU-
liam and Mary Wliipple of Stonington, Conn.
6696. Jfiwy, b. Apr. 5, 1796; m. Andrew LefBngwell.
6697. Jedsdiah, ) b. Nov. 11, 1799.
6698. Zebediah, )h. Nov. 11. 1799.
[The Montrille church recordi aay that the two last-named diildren
were bapdaed Oct 17, 1798, which cannot be reconciled with the dates of
their birth, also recorded on the MontvUle church records.]
MM. .
Jaueb Nobuc, a. of John, waa b. in New London, Conn., Oct.
3, 1721, and removed, abt. 1799, to Royalton, Vt, where he d.
Feb. 2, 1805, m. 83.
He m. Jan. or Feb., 1747, Mra. Ann Vcbbbb, b. abt 1722, dau.
of Samuel Leffingwell of New London. [She m. (1) 1739, Wil-
liam Vibber, b. Nov. 15, 1717, a. of John and Joanna Vibber of
New London. Children. 1. Thomas, b. Mch. 26, 1740; 2. Ala-
thea, b. May 13, 1742; 3. Sarah, b. Mch. 17, 1744.] She d. in
Boyalton, Jan. 2, 1804, m. 82.
OHXLDBXN. »
6699. Jamsi, b. Not. 97, 1747; m. , and had a family.
He is said to have been a Baptist minister in Norwich, Conn., and
to have died at an advanced age of more than 90 yrs.
6680. Jabei, b. Jan. 10, 1750; is said to have realded in [Qoahen?]
Orange Co., N. Y.
6681. Ann Jfimy, b. Jan. 80, 1759; m. Benajah Rogers. She had a fam-
i]|y, and d. in Eaat Bethel, Yt
6689. OUm, b. Jan. 4, 1754; m. John Billings.
6688. Nehamiah, b. June 6, 1756; m. Sabra Bkinner.
6684. Boffer, b. Oct 97, 1758; d. young.
6685. Maty, b. May 6, 1760; prob. d. young.
6686. Shubad, b. Nov. 18, 1769; m. Post, and d. in Landing
Greek, Meigs Co., O. Children. 1. Charles; 9. Dau., m.
Matthews of Landing Creek, O.
6687. AMd, b. Sept. 19, 1764; prob. m. Jan. 5, 1766, Hannah NoUe,
and removed to the state of New York.
•tn.
OuvB Noble, dau. of James, was b. Jan. 4, 1754, and d. May
14, 1843, e. 89.
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She m. July, 1772, Dea. Jomr BiujNGe, b. Nov. 30, 1752. He
was a fanner, and d. Aug. 22, 1882, e. 80.
CHXLDBER BOBH IH BOTALTON, VT.
6888. John, b. Apr. 11. 1778; m. Jan. 81. 1804, Mn. Hannah Ran-
dall. He was a farmer, and d. in Troy, N. T.
6889. Ata, b. July 88, 1775; m. Dec. , Nancy Galiieha. He
was a farmer in Rochester, N. Y., and d. July 1, 1836, k. 61.
9640. Bhoda, b. Feb. 6, 1778; m. Samuel Hibbard. He was a f anoer .
and merchant in Randolph, Vt., and d. 1816.
6841. Mary, b. Feb. 80. 1780; m. Feb. 19. 1796, Lemuel Allen. He
was a hotel-keeper in Royalton, Fairfield Co., O. , and d.
6848. Sarah, b. Jan. -81, 1788; m. Calvin Skinner, a farmer in Royal-
ton, yt,andd.
6848. OUw, b. Feb. 84, 1784; m. Eleazar Walbridge, a farmer in
Randolph, Vt, and d. Sept, 1814. m. 80.
6844. Lfit^, b. Apr. 7, 1786: m. Feb. 17. 1811, Leonard Fisk, a
farmer in East Bethel, Vt.. and d. Aug. 14, 1871, k. 85.
6845. Oa, b. Apr. 18, 1788; m. Sophia Wetherbee. He was a
merchant in Woodstock, Vt, and d. Not. 89. 1871, m. 88.
6846. Mercy, b. Oct. 10. 1792; m. Rev. Orrin Tracy, a Baptist clergy-
man, who d. in Greenfield, Mass. She resided, 1876, in Wollaftton
Heights, Mass.
6847. Snhra, b. June 28, 1794; m. Jemiel Perry, a farmer in New-
port, N. H. She d. May. 1841. e. 46.
684a Zmn Moore, b. Oct 19. 1798; m. Oct. 14. 1830, Louisa Bliss. He
is, 1876. a farmer in Oshkosh, Wis.
M88.
Capt. Nbhbmiab Noble, a. of James, was b. in New London,
Conn., June 6, 1756, and d. of a cancer on the lip, in Bethel. Vt,
Oct 81, 1886, e. 70. He removed, as early as 1784, to Royalton,
Vt, and thence, abt 1794, to Bethel, Vt. He was a tanner, shoe-
maker, and farmer. He was a justice of the peace, and, for five
or six years, a member of the legislature. In the war of 1812,
he was a captain. In religious faith, he was a Universalist.
He m. Nov. 9, 1783, Sabra Sktnkeb, b. in Woodstock, Conn.,
June 7, 1754, dau. of Dea. William and (Mastcraft) Skin-
ner. She d. in Bethel, Vt, Dec 14, 1831, m. 77.
QHTIiPKlCW.
6849. WaUam Skinner, b. May 16, 1784; bl Ann Bouton.
6850. Bethesda Skinner, b. July 96,1786, in Royalton, Vt.; unm.. has
resided since 1866, up to the present time, 1875, with her brother,
Perez B. Noble, in Westfleld. N. T.
6851. Jamei, b. July 21, 1786, in Royalton; d. Jan. 18. 1796.
•.9.
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6852. Oaltin, b. Apr. 1, 1786, in Boyalton: d. Bept 8, 1804.
m. le.
6858. IMmniak, b. 8«pt 6, 1780, in Royalton; d. Sept 6, 1804,
m. 15.
6854. John, b. Sept. 11, 1701, in Rojalton; m. Jtn. 5, 1848.
Amanda Sophia Bhedd, b. in Bethel, Vt, Jan. 88, 1885, dau. of
Abijah and Sophia (Blood) Shedd. He is a fanner, and resides,
Aug.. 1875, upon his father's homestead in Bethel. Children. 1.
Willis Franklin, b. Oct. 10. 1848, d. Oct. 17. 1856. m, 18; 2. Robert,
b. Oct 18, 1850, a fanner, resided, luun., 1875, in Bethel.
6855. iVrtff BroOfirrd, b. Mch. 17, 1708; m. Abigail Williams.
6856. JoimM, b. Oct. 18, 1705. in Bethel; removed when young
to the West, and was there at first engaged in trade with the Indians,
and afterward in lead mining at Galena, 111., where he d. nnm.,
Apr. 27, 1842, e. 56.
6857. fisftra, b. Sept 1, 1707, in Bethel; d. Sept 2, 1707.
6858. AlOMi OrqfU, b. Mch. 0, 1800; m. Sarah H. Smith.
WiLUAM Skinksb Noble, s. of Nehemiah, was b. in Royalton,
Vt, May 16, 1784, and d. in Hyde Park, Cook Co.. Ifl., Dec. 11,
1874, e. 90. He grad. in 1810, At the University of Vermont,
for two ye^rs read law with Hon. Bates Turner of Fairfield, Vt,
and in Nov., 1812, was admitted to the bar. Removing to Char-
lotteviUe, Vt^ he there practised law until 1835, was poetmaster
under Van Buren, and in 1826 and 1827, representative in the
legislature. In Nov., 1837, having been the previous Jan. ap-
pointed clerk of the county and eupreme courts, and court of
chancery, he removed to Burlington, Vt. Having held the above
office for five years, he was, in 1844, appointed poetmaster of Bur-
lington, and retained the ofSce until his resignation, Mch. 15, 1849.
He always wrote his name William Noble.
He m. Apr. 25, 1819, Akk Bouton, b. in Charlotte, Vt, Sept
13, 1797, dau. of Stephen and PoUy Bouton. She resided. Sept,
1875, in Kenwood, HL
6850. Jfory, b. Dec. 10. 1824; resides, unm., 1875, in Kenwood.
6860. Jane, b. Dec. 14, 1828; m. Aug. 7, 1855, Homer Nssh
Hibbard, b. in East Bethel. Vt, Nov. 7, 1824, a of Samuel and
Edith (Nash) Hibbard. He grad., 1850, at the University of Ver-
mont, pursued his legal studies with Hon. Levi Underwood of
Burlington, Vt., and at Cambridge Law School, and is, 1875, a
lawyer in Hyde Vdxk, Dl. Childien. 1. Edith Nash, b. Oct. 4,
1856; 2. William Noble, b. Dec. 16, 1858.
6861. Anm Ltfingwa^h. Dec 28, 1882; m. July 20, 1858, Dou«^ Abra-
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bun Danfoith, b. in Georgia, Yt, Nov. 9, 1812, t. of Barid and
Annii (Wliite) Johnton. He was for a time editor of the BurUng-
ton SnUinel, and poetmaater of Burlington, Yt, but d. in Chicago,
DL, Mch. 26, 1878, m. 81. Children. 1. Annie Boughton, b. July
8, 18M; 2. William Noble, b. Sept. 19, 1858; 8. Mary, b. Feb. 17,
1859.
6882. Maria Thorpe, b. Dec. 19, 1884; m. Torrey, and resides,
1875, in Yarmouth. Me.
6888. JuUet, b. Juqe 16, 1887; d. May 16, 1840, e. 2.
6868a..fiZfen JtOiet, b. Mch. 24, 1840, m. Burbank, and resides,
1875, in Cambridge, Mass.
Pbrez Brabpobd Noble, a. of Nehemiah, was b. in Royalton, Vt,
Mch. 17, 17^3. He served as a volunteer through the war of
1812. In 1819, be removed to Warren, P6nn^ and in Mch., 1820,
to CorydoD, Warren Co., Penn., and engaged for a number of
years in the lumber business. He removed, July, 1834, to West-
field, Chautauqua Co., N. Y., and there resided, Aug., 1875. He
is a farmer.
He m. Nov. 19, 1829, Abigail Wiluams, b. in Canandaigua,
N. Y., May 6, 1810, dau. of Isaac and Susanna (Gion) Williams.
childbkn.
6864. WaUam Alden, b. June 27, 1888, in Corydon; bl Oct 4, 1859, Ellen
W. Law, b. in Westfleld, Nov. 28, 1882, dau. of William and Eliza-
beth (Davidson) Law. He d. Dec. 19, 1868, n. 85. Children. 1.
Clara May, b. June 7, 1860, d. in Westfleld, Nov. 9, 1868, ». 8; 2.
Son, b. 1868, d. the same day.
6865. Jchn Jag, b. Jan. 6, 1886, in Westfleld; resided. 1875, unm.»
in Westfleld.
6866. Borah Ann, b. June 7, 1888, in Westfleld; resided, 1875, unm.,
in Westfleld.
6867. EUenJanaU, b. Oct 26, 1840, in Westfleld; m. Feb. 19, 1862,
Benjamin Franklin Rynd, b. in Allegheny City, Penn., Apr. 1,
1888. s. of James and Amelia (Williams) Rynd. He resided in
Westfleld until the spring of 1874, when he removed to Allegheny
Ci^, Penn. Children. 1. Clement Noble, b. Feb. 14, 1866, in
Westfleld, and there d. Jan. 22, 1878, sb. 7; 2. Albert Bpenser, b.
Feb. 22, 1867, in Westfleld, and there d. Jan. 22, 1878, sb. 5; 8.
Frank, b. Jan. 27, 1872, in Westfleld, and there d. Feb. 10, 1878,
SB. 1; 4. Dau., b. Feb. 22, 1875, ia AUej^eny City. His three
eldest children d. of diphtheria.
6868. BamnBabrai b. May 27, 1848, in Westfleld; resides, unm., 1875,
in Westfleld.
6869. EUaaAnn, b. Nov. 28, 1846, in Westfleld; d. Mch. 29. 1868,
m. 7.
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6670. Artt Albert, ^ b. May 6, 1849. in Westfleld; m. Nov. 27. 1878.
Suaan Shutt. b. in CoDoewango, Penn., Feb. 28.
1849. dau. of Jobn and Elizabeth (Watts) fibatt.
Child. Mary Alice, b. Aug. 21. 1874.
b. May 6, 1849. in Weatfleld; d. Sept 21. 1852,
n. 8.
6872. ChaHm Henry, b. July 11. 1854. in Weitileld; raddes. 1875. in
Allegheny City.
•M9.
Aldem Cbafts Noble, s. of Nehemiah, was b. in Bethel, Vt,
Mch. 9, 1800, and d. in Cleveland, O., Sept. 8,. 1837, n. 37. He
entered the Univenity of Vermont, but did not g;raduate, owing
to the burning of the college buildings in 1824. Having read law
with his brother, William Noble, Benjamin F. Bailey of Burlington,
and Hon. Jacob Collamer of Royalton, Vt., he practised his pro-
fession, for some yean, in Royaiton. In 1837, having been em-
ployed by an association, as an agent to buy lands, he went West,
and d. in Cleveland. ^
He m. June 20, 1832, Sarah Hott Sitith, b. in Royaiton, Vt,
Feb. 12, 1805, dau. of Jacob and Martha Olcott Smith. She d.
Apr. 25, 1833, m. 28.
CHILD.
6878. JameeJa^, b. Apr. 2. 1888; graduated. 1855, at the University of
Vermont, pursued his legal studies at the Albany Law School, and
is. 1875. a lawyer in Chicago. Bl., his residence being in Kenwood,
two miles from the city limits. He has been twice msiried. Child.
Msiy, b. abt 1868.
M74:
JOHN NOBLE, b. in England, Mch. 16, 1760, d. in 1830, e. abt.
70. He is said to have been a captain in the British army, a»() to have
either been taken prisoner by the Americans, or to have deserted to
their side, near the close of the American revolution. The latter
is more probable, for he ever after had a strong dislike to British rule.
For some years subsequent to his marriage he resided in the west-
em part of Penn. In 1800, he removed to North Bend, Hamilton
Co., O., and for a few years, through fear of Lidian depredations,
resided with several other famOies -in a block-house. He then
removed three miles back of that point to the Big Miami river, and
built a good hewed l(^-house. After his sons were able to take
charge of the farm he worked principally at his trade, that of car-
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penter and joiner, occasionally teaching for a seaaon in bis own
district.
He m. Sarab Pbiob, b. Jnne 8, 1775.
cbujDbsn.
6875. Uk, b. Sept 21, 1791; m. Rhoda 8. Bonham.
6876. David, b. Sept 80, 1795.
6877. Jofieph Price, ' b. Sept 16, 1T97.
6878. Afaria, b. Dec. 7, 1798.
6879. Jane. b. Oct 18. 1800.
6880. Stephen, b. Aug. 28, 1802; d. Aug. 81, 1822, n. 20.
6881. WUham Cooper, b. Mdi. 28. 1804.
6882. AfarifAnn, b. Aug. 25, 1805.
6883. Bdrriet, b. July 9, 1807.
6884. Bebeoea, b. Mcb. 28, 1800.
6885. tiarrioon, b. Mch. 6, 1812; was a teacher and distinguished
suireyor, and haying, in 1848, graduated at the Medical College in
Cincinnati, was a successful practitioner until his death in 1869.
He wss for two years a member of the Ohio state legislature.
6886. Edmund, b. Sept 22, 1818; d. Apr. 6. 1881, n. 18.
6976.
Uz Noble, s. of John, was b. Sept 21, 1791, and d. 1866, ».
abt 75. He was a farmer and also a ''mighty hunter " of wolves
and deer. Owing to undue confidence in dishonest men, he lost
his fine property. Hia children, however, by great exertion suc-
ceeded in redeeming the little "home place" of fifty acres.
Although in religious fiith a Baptist, he "kept open house" for
ministers of every denomination.
He m. 1814, Rboda S. Bomham, b. abt 1794, dau. of John and
(Le Fevre) Bonham. She resided, 1876, at the age of 82,
with her son John«
CBILDBER.
6887. John, h. May 10. 1822; m. Olivia T. Merwin.
And slz daughters.
MS7.
Rev. John Noble, a. of Uz, waab. in Hamilton Co., 0., May 10,
1822. He pursued his preparatory studies in College Hill, 0.,
under the instruction of Freeman O. Carey, graduated in 1853 at
Miami University, Oxford, O., and in 1859 at Lane Theological
Seminary. He ''worked his way** through college and seminary,
accepting at the latter during the last year, some assistance towards
his board-bill and a half year's allowance from the Education fund.
His ministry has been principally in Washington Co., 0. From
1859-61, he was associated with Rev. George V. Fry, in a <* circuit "
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of eight or ten Congregatioiul and Preebjterian churches. In
1861 he WM compelled by typhoid fever to siupend preaching for
■everal yean. He removed, in 1868, to^Conetitntion, Waahington
Co., 0., and from that date until the present time, 1876. has sup-
plied Warren Presb. church, except for two years, when he labored
principally in Barlow and Watertown, 0.
He m. Dec. 18, 1867, Olivia Tsrbsa Mcbwin, b. in Athens Co.,
O., Sept 13, 1835.
OHILDBBH.
6888. Merwin B., b. Jan. 80. 1869.
6889. Arthur W., b. Dec. 2, 1878; d. Mch. 25, 1874, «. 4 moe.
JOHN NOBLE, b. abt 1734, d. Oct 19, 1801, ». abt. 67. He
resided in Portsmouth, N. H., and was a deacon in the South Cong,
church.
He m.
6891. iMtte, b. abt 1768; m. 1789, WiUiam Brewster of Phllsdel-
phia, Penn., and was living, 1869, at the sge of 91.
6892. SaOif, b. ; m. Brysd, and d. abt 1852.
6898. Dav., b. ; m. Rollins.
6894. Dau., b. ; m. BUdsdeU.
6895. Betie^, b. ; m. Bslch.
6896. Jchn, b. Oct 24, 1776; m. P^elia SeUsrs.
JoHK NoBLB, s. of Johu, wss b. in Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. 24,
1776, and d. Jan. 23, 1819, s. 42.
He m. Feb. 28, 1809, Pamblia Sbllabs of Portsmouth. She
d. Aug. 28, 1818.
6897. PameUa A, b. ; m. James Oarruthen of Frank-
lin, Tenn.
6898. John Ha/rri$tm, b. Mch. 81, 1818; m. (1) &• Rumrell; (2) H. C.
Danlton.
6899. EKtabith OaU, b. ; m. Capt Frands Deming, and
resided, 1860, in SomerviUe, Mass.
6900. Lu^ 8add, b. ; m. Charles Bsrber of Wsst
Amesbory, Mass.
•899.
John Habbison Noblb, s. of John, wasb. in Portsmouth, N. H.,
Mch. 31, 1813. In I860, he resided in Somerville, Mass., and was
engaged in the furniture business in Boston, Mass.
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He m. (1) Nov. 7, 1843, Sarah Ruicbbll of Boston, whod. Apr.
5, 1858.
He HL (2) Dec. 6, 1858, Huldah C. Daulton of Saco, Me.
GBILDBKN BT FIR8T MABRIAOB.
0001. Sarah B. T., b. June 12, 1846.
6802. J<me$ C, b. Mcb. 19, 1848.
6008. Mary B. T„ b. Oct 86. 1850.
JOHN NOBLE, of Scotch-Irish descent, d. in Augusta Co.,
Va., abt. 1753. He removed, abt 1733, from Donegal Co., Ire-
land, to Penn., thence to Cripple and Read's creek% Augusta Co.,
Va.
He m. Mabt Calhoun. She removed, abt 1756, with her two
sons, Alexander and James, to that part of Granville Co., Ninety
Six district, wl^tch is now Abbeville Co., S. C.
6905. AJkannder, b. ; m. Catharine Calhoun.
6906. Jame; b. ; m. . Children. 1. James;
8. John.
AuEXAMDEB NoBLB,- s. of Johu, said to have been b. on the
voyage to America, d. of apoplexy in Abbeville, S. C, Feb. 15,
1802. During the war of the American revolution he was a major,
and was most of the time attached to the command of his brother-
in-law, Gten. Andrew Pickens. At the time of the war, his resi-
denoe was on Calhoun's creek, but shortly after he removed to
Savannah river.
He m. his cousin, Cathabins Calhoun, dau. of Patrick Cal-
houn, and sister of Hon. John Ewing Calhoun. She d. of pleurisy
in Abbeville, S. C, Feb. 3, 1803.
6907. John, b. ; grad. in 1701. at the College of New
Jersey, pumied his medical studies in Philadelphia and France,
and practised with success in Charleston, 8. C, where he d. Feb.
4, 1819.
6908. WWam, b. Jan. 6, 1777; m. his cousin, Rebecca Pickens, dau. of
Geu. Andrew Pickens, was a planter in Abbeville, 8. C, and there
d. Oct. 7. 1828. Children. 1. William Pickens, b. Dec. 18, 1806,
m. , and d. in Abbeville, Feb. 84. 1875, «. 68; 2. Andrew
Alexander, b. abt. 1810, m. . and resides, 1877. in
Abbeville; 8. Samuel, b. abt. 1812, m. , and d. in Hiss.,
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1878; 4. Ezekiel, gradaated At South Carolina College at Columbia,
8. C, and at the South Carolina Med. Col., at Charleston; 5. Joseph,
d. in AbbeviUe, in 1848.
0808. Sbekia, b. ; m. Mary Markley. He was a merchant
and planter in AbbeyiUe, and there d. May 19, 1882. He had no
children.
0010. Alexander, b. ; m. Mary Harris, was a merchant and
planter on Savannah river, and d. Mch. 28, 1821. Children. 1.
John Alexander, was a student at South Carolina College at Colum-
bia, and Med. Col. of South Carolina, and d. unm. ; 8. Catharine
Jane, m. James Weems Berrien, and d. in Floyd Co., Ga., 1858.
0011. PUtriek, b. 1787; m. Elizabeth B. Pickens.
W12. Joeeph, b. abt. 1702; probably pursued his studies preparatory
for college under Dr. Moses Waddel, graduated at Yale College in
1812, was admitted to the bar in South Carolina, and removed to
the Territory of Alabama, where he d. unm., Oct 17. 1822, se.
abt 80.
0018. Catharine, b. ; m. Dr. John Casey, and d. soon after
marriage. Child. Dau., who m. James Weems Berrien.
Mil.
Hon. Patbick Noblk, s. of Alexander, was b. early in 1787,
and d. Apr. 7, 1843, s. abt 56. He fitted for college with Dr.
MofiOB Waddel, and graduated, in 1806, at the College of New
Jersey. He pursued Lis legal studies with Gen. Greorge McDuflBe,
and Hon. John C. Calhoun, and after his admittance to the bar
was for a short time associated in practice with Mr. Calhoun. He
practised law in Abbeville, from abt. 1810 to 1838. He was a
member of the South Carolina house of representatiyes, 1812,
1818-24, and 1832, and speaker of the house 1818-24; and 1832,
state senator, and president of the senate, in 1836. In Dec., 1838,
he was elected governor of the state, and died while in office.
The following general order was issued shortly after his death,
by his successor in office:
"EncuTivE Dbpabtxxrt,
Columbia, 28th April, 1840.
Throughout the civilized world, it is an established usage, for States to
mourn for the death of their bentfaeior9.
On assuming the high Executive functions of South Carolina, to which
the lieutenant-Govemor has been constitutionally called, by the death of
his lamented predecessor, the late Patbick Noble, there would be a
dereliction of his solenm duties, were he to pass, unnoticed, this sorrow-
ful event
Of the late Governor Noblb, it may be truly said, "he wae firtft in the
hearti of hie Mwnfrymm,"— his name hallowed by a chastity of motive,
that disarmed reproach, and made powerless invective. Entering the
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cooncilfi of the State At an early period of his life^for a series of years r
Representative and Senator from Abbeville— he has been successively
called to preside over each branch of the legislature, as Speaker of the
House, and as President of the Senate; and as a voluntary requital, was
Uutip honored with the first office of the State.
Of his eminent virtues as a man — ^his mild and forbearing rule as Chief
Magistrate— looking with deep respect to the execution of the laws, and
at the same time mingling Executive clemency with the rigid severity of
the law,— it is unnecessary to speak: or of the general fidelity and self-
devotedness with which he discharged all the duties of the elevated and
sacred trust confided to him; they are fully and gratefully appreciated by
the intelligent people he so long and efficiently served. *
In obedience to the force of general sympathy, and as a tribute due to
the Commander-in-chief, the Magistrate, and the man, the Major-Generals
throughout the State, will cause the order to be extended to their separate
oonunands, requiring all the Officers to wear the U8ual badge of mourning
on the left arm, for thirty days; and that on the 16th May, the Command-
ants at the Citadel, in Charleston, and the Arsenal in Columbia, will
cause a gun to be fired at every half hour, beginning at sunrise, and end-
ing at sunset. And the Executive respectfully recommends, that on the
17th May, the Citizens of the State assemble in their respective Churches,
to unite in condolence for the loss which South Carolina has sustained.
By order of the Goyerkob,
BEAUFORT T. WATTS,
Acting Aide-de-Camp. "
He m. Sept 5, 1816, Euzabsth Boknkau Pickxnb, b. prob. in
Pendleton District, S. C, July 19, 1797, dau. of Esekiel and Eliz-
abeth (Bonneau) Pickens. She d. in Abbeville, S. C, Jane 7,
1834, m. 36.
chuiDBSr bobh dt absbvullb.
6014. Sukid FiekMi, b. Dec. 3, 1817; m. Mch. 12. 1889, his cousin,
Sarah Margaret Cidbouo, dau. of William Calhoun. He pursped
his preparatory studies with Alpheus Baker, Samuel Stafford, and
James P. Waddell, and graduated, in 1887, at South Carolina Col-
lege. He studied law. but never practised. He is, 1877, a planter
in Antioch, Tex. He has had twelve children.
6915. Fhride QMeun, b. 4ug. 7. 1819; bl John Cunfiingham, and d.
in Warrenton, Va.. Aug. 14. 1871, tt. 51. She had seven children.
6916. PicUriek, b. Oct 22, 1821; graduated in 1842 at West
Point, was a captain of U. S. dngoons in the Mexican war. and d.
unm.. of a fever, on hia return, in Vera Cruz, Dec.. 1848, n. 27.
6917. Edffiard, b. Deo. 9. 1898; m. 1849, Mary Bratton. He
graduated, 1844. at South Carolina College, is, 1876. a lawyer in
Abbeville, and has been a member of the state legislature. He was
a member of the Secession convention of 1860. and during the
Civil war, a major in.the Confederate army. He has four children.
691& Alexander, b. Oct 28. 1827; m. . He was a
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student at Soath Ctfoliiia College, and afterward a planter. He d.
without israe. May 22, 1861, «. 83.
0019. Blitttbeth Banmsav, b. Jan. 10, 1880; m. T. Orange Bimona. a mer-
cbant in Chaileaton, 8. C, and there d. Jan. 28, 1800. n. 80. She
had four aona.
6020. Samud Bonneau, b. Apr. 27, 1882 ; m. Emma Noble, dau. of Sam-
uel Noble. He has had four children. He graduated, 1852. at South
Carolina College, was admitted, in 1854. to the bar in New Orleans.
La., and is now. 1856. a lawyer in Galveston, Tex. During the Civil
war he was a Confederate soldier from Texas.
•Ml.
JOHN NOBLE, a. of Alexander, waa b. in Dramrone, Coonty
of Fennanagh, Ireland, Mch., 1823, and d. in Viiginia, HL, July
8, 1856, ». 33. He emigrated, abt. 1848, from Ireland to Quebec,
Canada^ and in 1854 removed to Virginia^ Caes Co., OL
He m. May 9, 1849, Maria Pattbbson, b. in Nockadoo, Comity
of Deny, Ireland, Nov. 14, 1831, dau. of Frederick and Elizabeth
Patterson. She reaides, 1876, in Stromsbuig, Polk Co., Neb.
CBXIiiDSXll.
MS2. Aiaandsr^h, Feb. 2, 185-, in Quebec, Canada; is, 1876, a printer
at 1205 Montgomery St , 8t. Louis, Mo. , his home being Stromsburg,
Neb. He is unm.
6028. Ma^rgnret, b. May 16. 1852; m. Bept 28, 1866, Thomas Biggs, and
resides, 1876. in Stromsburg, Neb. He is a farmer.
6924. Elikdbeth, b. Dec. 8, 1858.
6925. Joieph, b. Apr. 18, 1856; a farmer, resides, 1876, in Btnmisburg,
Neb.
Gen. JOHN WILLOCK NOBLE, a. of John and Catharine
(McDill) Noble, was b. in Lancaster, 0., Oct. 26, 1 83 1 . He entered
the Junior class in Yale CoL, and graduated in 1851. He studied
law at Columbus, O., and has practised the same in Columbus, 0..
St. Paul, Minn., and Keokuk, Iowa. In the Civil war, he enlisted
at Keokuk, Iowa, Aug., 1861, as a private, was for a time colonel
of 3d Iowa Cav., and was musterod out a brigadier-general by
brevet He now, 1877, resides in St. Louis, Mo.
He m. Feb. 6, 1864, Elisabeth Halstkad of Northampton,
Mass., b. in Rochester, N. Y., abt. 1837, dau. of Hatfield and
Mercy Halstead.
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0M7. Matjf, b. Apr. 19, 1865, in Northampton; and there d. Sept. 11,
1866, e. 1.
6828. Omtiodi, b. Apr. 5, 1866; d. Apr. 6, 1866, e. 1 day.
JONATHAN NOBLE, a shipmaster, resided in Boston, Mass.
He m. -^— — .
CRZXjDREM.
6880. JwyUhan, b. 1760; m. (1) Jane Orr; (2) Mary Bryant.
6881. QtoTffe, b.
6882. Arthur, b.
MM.
Jonathan Noblb, s. of Jonathan, was b.. in Boston, Mass., 1760.
When young he went to live with Capt. Sprague of Stoneham,
Mass. He served in the American revolution. Although his
name was Jonathan, and it so appears on the pension list^ he always
wrote it John.
He m. (1) Jans Obr, dau. of Capt. Hugh Orr of Charlestown,
Mass. Capt H. Orr, most of his property having been consumed
in 1775, at the burning of Charlestown by the British, removed to
South Reading (now Stoneham).
He m. (2) Mrs. Mabt Bbtant, dau. of John Bucknam of Stone-
ham.
CHILD&BN BT FIBST MABRIAQB.
6988. ChM, \ b. ; d. in infancy.
8884. ChSd, ) b. ; d. in infancy.
CWn.DBBN BT BBCOND MABBIAOB.
8888. Jane Orr, b. May 25, 1787; m. Silas Berry of Salem, Mass.,
and d. 1849. .
6986. John, b. July 28, 1788; setUed in Maiden, Mass., and
was a hottsewright
6887. Alanmn, b. May 25. 1780; m. Gavett of Salem, Mass.,
and settled in Btoneham.
6888. Anna W., b. Feb. 1, 1792; m. Joseph Prentiss of Stoneham
6889. Mofry, b. Feb. 14, 1794; m. Ephraim WiUey of Boston
6840. Ah^foA, b. Oct 18, 1795; m. Cyrus Thompson.
6841. FmMa K, b. May 16, 1787; m. James DivoUof Westndnster,
Mass., and d. Sept, 1882, m. 85.
6842. JBU, b. Mch. 9, 1799; m. Ann Wheeler, and settled in
Stoneham.
6848. Jc9eph Warren, b. Oct 6, 1801; m. Lucy Upham, and settled in
Stoneham.
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6044. e^ergt W., b. 8ept 6, 1808; m. lUiy Wood, resided in Wo-
bum, Mass., and d. Oct, 1858, m. 55.
M40.
Abigail Noblb, daa. of Jonathan, was b. Oct. 13, 1795.
She m. Dec. 26, 1816, Ctbus Thompson, b. Mch. 10, 1793, s. of
Jonathan and Maiy (Richardson) Thompson. He settled in North
Wobora, Mass., and was a justice of the peace and surveyor.
6945. C^nu AugwtuM, b. Sept 6, 1818; m. Nov. 28, 1850, Harriet Wat-
son, and removed to Detroit, Mich.
6946. JcnaOkan, b. Jan. 18. 1822; m. June 1, 1847, Eunice W.
Garter, and settled in Wobum, Mass.
6947. aamua Franeii, b. Aug. 21, 1884.
M49.
JOSEPH NOBLE was lost at sea, abt. 1793.
He m. Lovs Olark. At the time of her husband's death she
resided in Portsmouth, N. H., whence she removed to Newbury-
port, Mass., and thence to Portland, Me., where she d. She m. (2)
Daniel Woodman of Portland, Me., who d. subsequent to Oct., 1857.
. Jimph, b. May 8, 1798; m. (1) M. O. Hedge; (2) E. F. Coffin.
JoflBPH Noblb, s. of Joseph, was b. in Newburyport^ Mass., May
3, 1793, and d. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1865, n. 71. When
siirteen years of age, he was apprenticed to a coppersmith. He was
a member of the firm of Wyer k Noble, stove manufacturers and
dealers, in Portland, Me., afterward of the firm of Noble k Sturte-
vant, and later of the firm of Noble, Hammett & Co., coal dealers
in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia. He removed in 1835 to
Boston, and in 1855 to New York dty.
He m. (1) Nov. 10, 1814, Mart Oorham Hsdob of Portland,
Me., b. Feb. 21, 1797, dau. of Elisha and Sally (Oboding) Hedge.
She d. in Boston, Mass., Mch. 3, 1841, n. 44.
He m. (2) Mrs. Euzabbth Fbnnelt Coffin, wid. of Oeoige
Cloffin of Boston, and dau. of KenselL She reaides, 1877,
in Milo, Me.
CaiLDBBN BT VIBST XABBIAOB.
6950. Ma/rv JIFMoU, b. Oct. 15, 1815, in Portland; m. May 4. 1886,
Rev. Samuel Budd 8waim, D.D., who grad. at Brown Univ., 1880,
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and WM in 1857, pattor of the Bapt church in West Cambridge.
She d. in Worcester, Mass., Aug. 89, 1841, m. 26. He m. (8)
, and d. 1885. Childran. 1. Samuel Noble, b. abt. 1888, grad.
1857, at Harr. CoL Scientific school, and d. in New Tork city, in
1850; 2. Mary AugusU Noble, b. Feb. 9, 1840, in Worcester, Mass.,
d. in Cambridge, Mass., June 29, 1865, e. 26.
6951. Bdrriet Bipiey, b. July 24, 1817, in PorUand; m. May 27, 1846,
Barnabas Hammett, b. in Montpelier, Vt, who d. in Philadelphia,
Penn. She d. without issue, in Boston, Mass., Apr. 19, 1847, «. 29.
6952. Franeei ElMbeth, b. Sept 27, 1819, in Portland; and there d. July,
1888, «. 18.
6958. Jimpk, b. Jan. 1, 1822, in Portland; and there d. Feb.
18, 1885, «. 18.
6954. JuUa AuguHa, . b. Oct 81, 1828, in Portland; and there d. Sept
5, 1825, «. 1.
6955. mMa Sduwrd, b. Dec. 12, 1825, in Portland; and there d. Feb.
12, 1827, «. 1.
6956. Edward Augustus, b. Apr. 9, 1827, in Portland; and there d. Sept
14, 1829, m. 2.
6957. Augustus Edward, b. Sept 2, 1881, in Portland; d. mim., in New
York city, Apr. 1, 1872, sb. 40.
6958. JuUaFramses, b. Not. 11, 1888, in PorUand; m. July 5, 1855,
David Henshaw Ward, b. June 28, 1880, s. of Andrew Henahaw and
Sarah (Henshaw) Ward. He grad. in 1658, at Harr. Col., was for a
time a merchant in Boston, but now, 1877, resides in Oakland, Cal.
They have no children.
6959. JowpA, b. Dec. 20, 1885, in Boston; and there d. July 26,
1848, SB. 12.
6960. EmrgBsmsni, b. Feb. 7, 1888. in Boston; and there d. Sept
12, 1889, e. 1.
6961. Gifrham, b. Feb. 25, 1841, in Boston; m. May 26, 1864,
Elizabeth Meeker, b. in Boston, dau. of Samuel Mundy and Jane
Elizabeth (Wight) Mundy, and d. in Brooklyn, N. Y., July 18,
1870, m. 29.
LAZARUS NOBLE, said to have been of Scotch deecent, and
to haye been b. in Dover, N. H., d. *bt 1768. He resided for a
.time in Portamouth, N. H. About the' year 1755, he, together
with his wife and seven children, was taken captive by a band of
forty St. Fran^oiB Indiana, who struck near Port Richmond, on
the Kmnebec ziver, Me., to avenge the death of an Abenakais
chief. He was sold to the Sieur Chaleur, a baker in Quebec, for
£200. His wife was sold to Mrs. Decouagne of Quebec, for £260.
Four of the children were sold in Quebec. The captives in Que-
bec were exchanged in about a year. Frances, who was but
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thirteen months old at the time of her captivity, was sold to Mon-
sieur Louis St. Auge Charl^ an eminent merchant in Quebec,
and was not restored to her friends until she was fourteen years
of age.
He m. Abigail Whiddem, dau. of Capt. James Widden of Swan
Island, Me.
CHILDBBN.
6968. Jifhn, b.
6964. Maria, b.
6965. Matthew, b.
6966. Ja$eph, b.
6967. Benjamin, h*
696a Abiffoa, b.
6969. Franou, b. abt. June, 1754; m. (1).1776. Jonsthso Tilton of Ken-
sington, N. H., who d. in 1798; (2) 1901, John Bbute of New Mar-
ket, N. H., and resided until her death, Sept., 1819, in the TiUsge
of Kewilelds, in that town.
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Rev. MARE NOBLE, s. of George and Sarah (Jones) Noble
of Charlton and Walworth, Eng., grandson of Mark and Susanna
(Theatens) Noble of Charlton, Eng., and great grandson of Sam-
uel and Hannah Noble, a descendant of the Nobles of Lincoln-
shire, Bug., whose progenitor is said to have been William de
Grenoble, who accompanied William the Conqueror to Eng., was
b. Nov. 25, 1836. Having studied divinity at the College of Rev.
C. H. Spurgeon in London, Eng., he was settled, first. May 14,
1863, over the Baptist church in Neeton, Norfolk Co., Eng., next,
May 14, 1865, over the church in Carleton Rode, Norfolk Co^
Bug., emigrated in Mch., 1870, to the United States, and from
July 3, 1870, to the present time, 1877, has been pastor of the
Baptist church in Fairbury, Jefferson Co., Neb.
He m. Aug. 31, 1865, Elizabeth Cawdbbt, b. in Chalford, St.
Peters, Buddnghamahire, Eng., dau. of William and Elisabeth
(Purodl) Cawdery.
CRILDBKR.
6971. Mimmi$ EUuMk,\i, *Apr. 5, 1867, in'Csrleton Rode, Eng.
6972. BifdM^ Bobert, b. June 28, 1870, in Rock Creek, Neb.
6978. OartnidiMaif, b. Jan. 81, 1878, in Rose Greek. Keb.
M74.
MOSES NOBLE, b. Oct. 25, 1731, d. May 7, 1796, m. 64. He
is supposed to have resided in Portsmouth, N. H.
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He m. Dec. 7, 1766, Haknah Siites, b. Aug. 14, 1732, who d.
Aug. 23 or 26, 1798, m. 66.
6975. Mark, b. Oct 8. 1757; d. unm., Jan. 19, 1822, ae. 64.
6976. JTaiy, b. Hay 19, 1769; d. unm., Aug. 25, 1798, s. 89.
6977. Jchn, b. Mch.81, 1761; m. 8anh Chadbourae.
6978. Jimph, b. July 12, 1762; m. .
6979. Robert, b. June 10, 1764; m.
6980. Hannah, b. Jan. 28. 1766; d. unm., Oct 25, 1799, n. 83.
6981. Iknvthif, b. Oct 17, 1768; d. unm., May 7, 1827. m. 58.
6982. JTmm, b. Jan. 22, 1770; d. unm., at aea, Aug. 2, 1798, ft. 28.
6988. Betmy, b. Oct 8, 1771; d. unm., Aug. 22, 1798, m. 26.
6984. Jeremiah, b..May 19, 1774; d. unm., at iea, Oct 26, 1800, s. 26.
6985. Ann, b. Nov. 16, 1777; m. Moulton, and resided, 1857,
in Portsmouth, N. H. Child. Hannah, who m. Oeoi^e llorent of
Portamottth.
••77.
John Noble, a. of Moses, was b. Mch. 31, 1761, and d. June 18,
1808, n. 47.
He m. abt 1792, Samab CHADBorRNX, b. July 16, 1769, dau. of
Thomas and Anna (Long) Chadbourne of Portsmouth, N. H.
She was in the 7th generation from Humphrey Chadbourne, who
in 1631, came over from £ng. with Sir Ferdinando (jK>rge8 and
Capt John Mason. She d. in South Berwick, Me., Dec. 18, 1863,
n. 84.
CHILDBXN. •
6086. Hannah, b. May 7, 1798; d. Apr. 28, 1828. m. 84.
6987. SXea, b. Mch. 28, 1795; m. Brackett Palmer of South
Berwick, Me., and Concord, N. H.
6988. Mme, b. Mch. 81, 1797; m. Caroline Young, and
settled in Augusta, Me.
6989. JTaiy, b. Sept 1, 1798; m. John Goodwin of South
Berwick, Me.
6990. Jehn, b. July 9, 1800; d. Jan. 22. 1815, m. 14.
6991. Mark, b. Feb. 19, 1802; m. Maiy C. Copp.
6992. Baify, b. Sept 1, 1808; m. John P. Lord of South
Berwick, Me., and removed to Chllsea, Mass.
6998. Jfancy, b. Sept 1, 1805; m. Charles Goodwin of South
Berwick. They bad a son, John Noble, who is thought to have
graduated, 1844, at Dartmouth CoL, and to have since been a
member of Congress and governor of Arixona Ter.
6994. Tkomoi Chadbourne, b. Aug. 24, 1807; m. Adeline Johnson of Au-
gusu. Me. , and there settled.
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JosbA Nobls, I. of MoMt, WM b. July 12, 1762, and d. Apr.
29, 1605, m. 42.
He m. — -^— ^.
6M5. EUubeth. b. : m. Ma]. Oobb of tbe U. B. mnj,
•ad at iMt iooount resided, e widow, in Exeter, K. H.
6996. ifofy, b. ; m. Hon. Jobn S. Bleeper of Boeton, Mim.
6997. OUoe, b.
6996. AMI, b. ; d. onoL, et ma.
BoBBBT NoBLB, •. of Moflee^ wee b. Jane 10, 1764, lad d. Oct.
20, 1626.
He m. .
ff Ml 1 1 .1%^>.H
6999. Jerrif, b. ; m. , and letided in PortnnouUi,
N. H.
7000. Mmt, b. . ; resided in P<Ntcmoath.
7001. ifofy, b. ; resided in Portonoath.
Col. Mask Noblb, b. of John, was b. Feb. 19, 1602, and d. Aug.
16, 1669, m. 67. He resided in Somerswortb, N. H.
He m. Dec. 2, 1827, Mabt Cabb Copp, b. in Wakefield, N. H.,
July 9, 1806, daa. of Oeorge Washington and Sarah (Pahner)
Copp.
TOOlk, John, * b. Apr. 14. 1829, in Dover, K. H., grad.,
1860. at Harv. Col. was usher and sub-master in the Boston Latin
school, and grad.. 1858, at Cambridge Law school.
7008. ifarr. b. Jan. 9. 1881, in DoTcr.
7004. Mmt, b. Mch. 16. 1888. in Somenworth; and d.
June 99, 1886. m, 8.
7008. OdCTffe Wcuhin0on Oopp, b. Not. 1, 1886, in 8omersworth; grsd.,
1858, at Harr. Col., and has been professor of Latin in Washington
UniTcrsity, Mo. «
7006. XoAra N., b. Aug. 81, 1846, in Somenworth.
. fM7.
NELSON NOBLB was b. in Williamstown, Masa., June 28,
1812. * He removed, abt 1831, from Williamatown to Troy, N. Y.,
where he was engaged in an extensive lumber bnsineaB. Hia
health having beoome impaired, abt. 1649, he ramoTod to Covert^
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Seneca Co., N. Y., where he waB a &nner, and, in 1868, to Tru-
manabnrgh, Tompkins Co., N. T., where he now, 1876, resides.
He m. Mch. 12, 1844, Mabt Jakb Pratt, b. Apr. 13, 1824,
dan. of Chauncey and Naomi (Harlow) Pratt of Covert.
GBILDBXR.
7006. WaU^, b. BepL 2, 1846, in West Tioy; d. Oct 14, 1847,
0.1.
7000. (kear Of^gar^, b. June 27, 1848, in West Troy; d. Apr. 21, 1862.
0.8.
7010. WmamNeUcm, b. Mch. 26, 1860, in CoTert; grad., 1870, at Am-
herst College, and, 1872, at Columbia College Law tchool. He is,
1876, a lawyer in Ithaca, N. T.
7011. Mdr^ Helen, b. May 6, 1852, in CoTert; was educated at the
Willard Female Seminsry, in Troy, N. T.
7012. Clara, b. Jan. 24, 1864, in Corert; d. May 19, 1868, e. 9.
7018. Oharlsi Bgrbert, b. May 6, 1858, in CoVert; d. May 19, 1868, ae. 5.
7014 Jamei Bn^, b Aug. 7, 1860, in Corert; d. Dec. 18, 1861.
7016. Omian Qregery, b. Oct. 18, 1868, in Covert.
TM6.
REUBEN NOBLE was.b. in SuiBeld, Conn., May 13, 1766, and
d. in Hastings, Otsego Co., N. Y., Apr. 1, 1851, n. 84. He removed
in Feb., 1808, to Remsen, N. Y.; thence to Leyden, N. Y.; and
thence to BoonviUe, "R. Y. About 1848 he removed to Hastings.
He was a carpenter and millwright He was six feet four inches
in height, and in his prime weighed 244 pounds. No one in the
region equalled lum in strength. He could lift a barrel of dder
when full, and drink from the bung-hole. At the age of sixty, at
the raising of the Presb. meeting house in BoonviUe, it is said that
he stood upon his head on the ridge-pole, and then descended upon
his hands, head first, to the ground.
He m. LuoiNDA Msssknoxb, b. in Southwick, Mass., Jan. 1,
1777, dau. of Jehiel Messenger. She d. in BoonviUe, N. Y., May
28, 1839, ». 62.
7017. Ludnda, b. Aug. 9, 1796; m. Noah Drske.
7018. Bmiben, b May 26, 1798; d. in BoonviUe, Mch. 80, 1818, m. 14.
7019. MMUa, b. Apr. 28, 1800; m. Cyrus Hassard.
7020. MniUa, b. Mch. 8, 1802; m. Leverett Bperry.
7021. Ohaunceif, b. Nov. 19, 1801; m. Angeline Payne.
7022. JMd, b. Sept 9, 1806; m. Babra Andrus.
7098. Luk$, b. Dec. 28, 1808; m. Himenia Bperry.
7024. Q^rUkia, b Apr. 19, 1811; d. Bept 27, 1818, s. 2.
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7085. Xmmm, b. Feb. 2, 1814; m. RU^ ^maoB, and d. without iMne.
7€06. ZrikK. b. Feb. 28, 1817, in BoonTille; udiil, 1858.
TOIT.
LucniDA NoBLi, daa. of Reaben, wm b. in RuBsell, Mass., Ang.
9, 1796, and d. in Penfield, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1848, m. 49.
She m. May 17, 1816, Noah Drake. He prob. remoTed to
Leoni, Mich.
CHILDBEN.
7087. ClffUkia, b. Jaa 16. 1817; m. Apr. 84, 1848, GonieUiia Blocamb
of Leoni, Mich.
7088. JuUa C, b. July 96, 1818; m. Jan. 88, 1844. Eri Beebe of
Leoni. Mich.
7€89. BmOen, b. Jan. 14. 1880; m. Aug. 16, 1848, '— McMUler.
and aetUed in Leoni, Mich.
7080. ATM. b. July 16. 1888; m. May 18, 1848. [Hairiet?] Avery.
7081. JMd, b. Aug. 8. 1886; m. June 16, 1848, Alice Wheeler,
and settled in Leoni, Mich.
7068. BUaa, b. Dec 8, 1888; d. in Penlleld. June 88. 1850, m. 81.
7088. Urmda Jam, b. Mch. 16, 1881; d. m Brookfleld, N. Y., Oct 16,
1848, «. 11.
7084. BwrHtt, b. Apr. 8, 1884; m. Sept 16, 1850, Wamn guid-
ing of Sharon. Mich.
7085. ZrikK, b. Jan. 81, 1887.
MxHiUA NoBLK, dan. of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass.,
Apr. 28, 1800.
She m. Jan. 10, 1828, Ctbus Hazzahd, b. in Springfield, N. H.,
Apr. 15, 1800, B. of James HazBurd. He settled in Boonville^ N. Y.
anLDmair bobh ih BoomnLLs.
7096. JMie, b. Dec. 5, 188&
7087. Bmdine, i b. May 84, 1881.
706a Addime, ] . b. May 84, 1881.
7089. Xmmm, b. Not. 80. 1882.
7010. Ifdia Jane, b. iluly 9, 1886.
7041. Mmr^ JOmabetk, b. Apr. 85. 1889; d. Mch. 88, 1841.
7048. JmUmMmiia, b. 8ept 11, 1818.
Mkbiua Noblb, dau. of Reuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass^
Mch. 3, 1802.
She m. Oct 9, 1832, Lbtkbctt Spkbbt, b. in Hamden, Ccmn.,
Apr. 21, 1803, s. of John Sperry. He settled in Leyden, N. Y.
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CHILDBER BORN IN BOONYILLE.
7048. Levi, b. Jui. 16. 1884; d. May 80, 1884, e. 4 mos.
7044. Letmard, b. Aug. 25. 1885.
7045. EnU^, b. July A, 1840.
7091.
Cbauncst Noble, b. of Reuben, was b. in South wick, Mass.,
Nov. 19, 1804, and settled in Prospect (Trenton), N. Y. He was,
1 853, a carpenter, and noted for his agility and strength.
He m. Oct. 29, 1833, Anqbune Payne, b. in Newport, N. Y.,
Nov. 6, 1809, dau. of Daniel Payne.
GBUjDREN.
7046. Ohariet, b. Jan. 7, 1884; d. Jan. 84, 1880, «. 2.
7047. Qynthia, b. Aug. 19, 1885.
7048. OaroUne, b. Jan. 89, 1887.
7049. Ludnda, b. Jan. 81, 1889; d. Aug. 14, 1848, m. 8.
7060. Chaunoeif, b. Sept. 85, 1841 ; d. Aug. 7, 1848, e. 10 mos.
7051. Jerome, b. July 81, 1848; d. Feb. 29, 1844, e. 7 mos.
7058. George, b. June 8, 1845.
7058. Chariei, b. July 81, 1848.
TOM.
Jehiel Noble, s. of Beuben, was b. in Southwick, Mass., Sept.
9, 1806.
He m. Mrs. Sabba Andbds, b. in Newington (Wethersfield)«
Conn., Oct. 19, 1798, dau. of Jonathan and Gandace (Peck) Stod-
dard. She m. (1) Ira Andrus of Leyden, N. Y. She d. in Hast-
ings, N. Y., May 5, 1853, m. 54. .
• OmLDBXN BORN IN BOONVILLB.
7054. Min, b. Apr. 88, 1887.
7055. George, b. Oct 18, 1888.
7056. Jane, b. May 8, 1841.
TM3.
Luke Noble, t. of Beuben, was b. in Bemsen, N. Y., Dec. 28,
1808.
He m. July 5, 1835, Himenia Spebby, b. in Russia, N. Y., Mch.
2, 1809, daxL of John Sperry. She d. in Vienna, N. Y., Feb. 4,
1853, ». 43.
Clinil>BKN BOBN IN BOONTILLB.
7057. Harriet, b. Aug. 1, 1886.
7058. Lem, b. Mch. 9, 1888; d. Dec., 1888, s. 9 mos.
7059. Lyman, b. June 11, 1889.
7060. Bevhen, b. Sept 19, 1848.
95
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7098. Lni, I
7064.. aimean, f
b.
b.
7066. Mark,
b.
July 19. 1840.
7066. MarUia,
b.
7067. Mary,
b.
7068. mtaheth.
b.
7060. Tabitha,
b.
750 APPSKPIX ▲.
RICHARD NOBLE came over from England in the ship
Oriffitli, in the year 1675, which landed probably at Salem, Del.
He afterward appeared as a surveyor, and laid out the town of
Burlington, N. J.
7M9.
STEPHEN NOBLE, supposed to have been a native of Va., d.
abt. 1820.
He m. (1) Sarab Kbmp.
He m. (2) Sarah Fieldsr. She was living in May, 1852.
CHILDREK BT PIR8T MARBIAQE.
1708; m. Jane Steen.
1793, in Hancock Co., Qa. ; d. young.
; m. abt. 1836, Mar}- Collins, and d.
; m. Robert Ray.
; m. Henrj' Askew.
; m. James Bullock.
; m. Daniel Low.
CBILDREN BT SECOKD MABRIAGB.
7070. WitUam F., b. ; d. unnl., m, abt 28.
7071. Edward B„h. ; m. Mary Phillips, and resided. 1852,
in Houston, Tex.
7072. Stephen F,, b. ; m. Martha Bohammn, and resided.
1852. in Houston.
7073. Ahram, b. j|i m. (1) Louisa Andrews, wbo d. abt.
1846; (2) , and resided, 1852, in Houston. .
7074 AeenaJth, b. ; m. Stephen Tillman, and resided,
1852, in Pine Bluff, Miss.
7063.
Levi Noble, b. of Stephen, was b. in 1793, inrQancock Co., Oa.,
and resided, 1852, in Kemp, Kaufman Co., Tex.
He m. 1815, Jane Steen, b. 1798, in Union District, S. C.
cbildrbn.
7075. Jame$ Steen, b. Nov. 7, 1817; m. Jan. 4, 1842, Louisa Jane
Olipbint, b. Jan. 7, 1822, and resided, 1852, in Pendleton, Babine
Co., Tex. Children. 1. Alfred Ferdinand, b. July 5, 1843, d. Oct.
16, 1849, s. 6; 2. Willism Levi, b. 8ept. 24, 1845; 8. Robert £mer-
son, b. July 7, 1847; 4. Joseph Pinckney, b. Aug. 29, 1849; 6.
Jameson, b. Mch. 80, 1851.
7076. Kareena, b. ; d. in infsncy.
7077. Araminia Dormer, b. ; m. Nov., 1840, James Mc-
Nulty.
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APPEKDIX A.
7078. MalmnaKemp, b.
jm. J
Wfttkitts.
•
7079. Simeon Bm^rmn, b.
:in. ]
Hai^gery Oliphint.
7060. WaUam FrankUn, b.
7061. Seaborn MiUi, b.
7088. Sarah Jane, b.
7061 Jiff ereon Monroe, b.
751
; m. July 19, 1842, John M.
Mch. 17. 1840, Arery
THOMAS NOBLE, of Scotch descent, a brother of LftzaruB,
was b. in Dover, N. H., and d. in Lee, N. H., 1805. He settled
abt 1760, in Lee.
He m. Mabt Sias of Darham, N. H. '
CHlLDREn BOIIM IN LEE.
7066. Hannah, b. Jan. 28, 1761 ; m. John Watson.
7067. AbigaU, b. 1708; m. Winthrop Folsom.
7068. Anna, b. 1765; nu John Dow.
7069. Thomae, b. 1700; m. Patience Drew.
7090. Mary, b. 1767; m. Asa Dow.
7091. Sarah, b. 1778: ni. Oilmnu Dow.
7092. MartJia, b. 1780; d. unm., le. 20.
7098. Fanny, b. July 21, 1782; m. Benjamin Johnson.
7086.
Hammah Noble, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Lee, N. H., Jan.
28, 1761, and d. June, 1803, ». 42.
She m. John Watson.
CBILDBBR.
7094. SdXXy, b. June 28, 1789.
7095. Mary, b. Dec. 80, 1790; d. Aug. 27, 1828, ae. 82.
7096. John yoNe, ' b. 8ept. 9, 1792.
7097. Bet^amin Dow, b. Sept. 2, 1794.
7098. Aea Dow, b. Mny 16. 1797.
7099. Hbah, b. Oct. ;}1, 1790; d. liny 8, 1801, ae. 1.
TOST.
Abigail Noblb, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Lee, N. H., 1763,
and d. in Buffalo, N. Y., abt. 1830, m. abt. 67.
She m.. Wintbbop Folsom, s. of William and Hannah (Oilman) ^ *
Folsom of New Market, N. H. " ^^ • ^ - . 'Z- ^•.^. s " S'c' . t
childben.
7100. Naney, b.
7101. Noah, b.
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752 APPENDIX A.
TOiS.
Anna Nobli, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Lee, N. H., 1765, and
d. Mck, 1815, m. abt. 50.
She m. John Dow of Bppmg» N. H.
CHILDBSN.
TlOa. fbO^, b. abt 1788; d. June, 1810, m. 22.
7106. /udith, b. abt 1791; d. Feb., 1814, m, 28.
7101 Martha, b. 1794; d. June 18, 1810, m. abt IG.
7105. John, b. 1797; m. 1820, Harriet Plummcr of Epping. N. H.
7106. Oilman, b. 1800; was, when last heard from, 1880, in Detroit,
Mich.'
7107. B99^ami%, b. 1806; setUed in Meredith or Gilfoid, N. H.
TOM.
Thomas Nobli, s. of Thomas, was b.. in Lee, N.* H., 1766, was
in the War of 1812, and d. in the army at Bennington, Vt, Sept.,
1813, ». abt 43.
He m. Patisncb Dbew of Durham, N. H.
CHILDBBN.
710a 8al^, b. 1792. in Lee) N. H. ; m. Noah Davis.
7100. Sia$, b. Sept 24. 1794; m. 0) & fianbome; (2) M. J. Dow; (8)
H.Pike.
7110. Jifhn, b. 1796; m. Eliza Eelsej.
7111. Ahiffoa, b. 1800; m. NichohM Doe.
7112. Tkomoi, b. Jan. 1804; m. .
Maht Noblb, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Lee, N. H., 1767, and
d. in Doxxshester, [N. H,.7] 1840, m. abt 73.
She m. Aba Dow of Epping, N. H.
CHILDBSN.
7118. Marif, b. ; resided in Dorchester.
7114 A§a, b. ; resided in Dorchester.
7115. JVSmA, b. ; resided in Dorchester.
7M1.
Sabah Noblb, dan. of Thomas, was b. in Lee, N. H., 1778.
She m. Oilman Dow of Epping, who removed to Dorchester,
[N. aq
7116. GUmtm,^
7117. AnNf, b. •
71ia Martha, b.
7119. Anna, b.
7120. JMMy, b.
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APPENDIX A. 753
Famnt ^OBLBy dau. of Thomas, was b. in Lee, N. H., July 21,
1782, and d. in Epping, N. H., Feb. 17, 1815, n. 32.
She m. BxNJAMiN Johnson 3d of Epping, N. H.
7121. Martha, b.
7122. Tkomai^t,
7128. Fatnnif, b.
7124. Oeorffe, b.
TlOfi.
Sallt Noblb, dau. of Thomas, Jr., was b. in Lee, N. H., 1792,
and there d.
She m. Noah Davis.
^ X CHILDBBH,
7125. Ma9e$, b. * -
7126. Thamoi, b. - t '
7127. BdrrtBon, b. r; i '^
7128. Albert, b. • £ 7 /^
TIM.
SiAS NoBLS, B. of Thomas, Jr., was b. in Brentwood, N. H.,
Sept 24, 1794, and there d. Dec. 19, 1866, se. 72. He resided in
Lee, N. H.; South New Market, N. H., 1832-44; and in Brentwood,
N. H., 1844-66. Ha was a farmer. While a resident of South
New Market, N. H., he was a selectman, representative in the legis-
lature, and for many years a justice of the peace. While in
Brentwood, he was for a time county commissioner. In politics,
he was a '' Jackson democrat"
He m. (1) 1820, Sallt Sanbobn, dau. of Jonathan and Eliz-
abeth Sanborn of South New Market She d. 1826.
He m. (2) Apr. 19,^18—^, Maby J. Dow, b. in Belfast, N. H.,
July 5, 1806, dan, of JbaaJt^an and Sally Dow of Epping, N. H.
He m. (3)' Jan.^18, 1844, Habriet Fiks of Exeter, N. H., b.
Mch. 6, 1809. She was living, Aug., 1875.
CHILDBEN BT FIRST MARIUAOB.
7129. Franklin E„ b. Not. 29, 1821; m. Tamzen H. Bmall.
7180. miMobeih, b. ; d. in infancy. *
CHILD BT BBOONI) MARRIAOK.
7181. CaroUne, b. Jan. 18. 1884, in New Market; m. (1) Aug. 4. 1850,
Edward P. Barker of ProTidence, R I., who d. 1804; (2) June 13,
1870, Oren D. M. Underwood of ProTidence, R. I., where she re-
stdes, 1875. Bbe has bad no children.
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754 APPENDIX A.
7110.
John Noble, b. of Thomas, Jr., was b. 1796, and reu4^t 1^7^»
in Lee, N. IL, and was a farmer.
He m. EuzA Kxusy of Nottingham, N. H.
CBILDBSN.
7188. Mary B,, b. ; m. Charles Allen of Nottingham,
N. H., and d. 1869.
7183. Martha A.,h. ; m. Elfaridge Manton of Nottingham,
N. H.
7184. Jchn /., b. ; m. (1) ; (8) .
7185. Fanny R, b. ; unm. 1875.
7186. OhOd, b. ; d. in infancy.
Till.
Abigail Noble, dau. of Thomas, Jr., was b. in Lee, N. H.,
1800, and d. in New Market, N. H., Jan. 20, 1852, e. 52.
She m. Nicholas Doe of New Market, N. H.
children.
7187. BUMbeth C„ b. ; m Benjamin F. TutUe of New Mar-
ket, N. H.
7188. BartoMX,, h, ; m. (1) Hannah Coiterell of Proyi-
dence. R I. ; (2) Susanua Fogg of New Market, ^. H.
7189. BUmdge N.,h, ; m Almira Caswell of Lowdl, Mass.
TIM.
Thomas Noble, s. of Thomas, Jr., was b. Jan., 1804. He is a
stone-cutter, and resides, 1875, in Quincy, Mass.
He m. — .
TIM..
Fbankun H. Noble, s. of Sias, was b. in Lee, N. H., Nov. 29,
1821, and d. in Pnmdence, R. L, Mch. 21, 1854, m. 82. He was
by trade a moulder.
He m. May 29, 1847, Tamzen H. Small, dau. of Anthony and
Abigail Small of East Falmouth, Me. She resides, 1875, with
her dau., Mrs. E. J. Delano, in Chicago, 111.
CBILDRBN.
7140. Mary B„ b. Feb. 12', 1849; d. in ProYidencc. Nov. 37. 1849.
7141. BmmaJ., b. Mch. 7, 1851; m. Sept 17, 1872. Eben A. Delano
of Fair Haven, Mass. He resides, 1875, in Chicago. 111., and is a
machinist of the Arm of Pollard A Delano.
7142. FranJdin ff„ b. Bept. 90, 1858; is, 1875, a Jeweller in Providence,
R.I.
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▲PPBKDIX ▲. 755
7148.
THOMAS NOBLE, of Scotch descent, was b. in Frederick
Co., Md., June 13, 1762, and d. in Boone Co.; Ky., Feb. 14, 1817,
m. 54. He rem., .1795, to Campbell Co., Ky., which was then a
wilderness
He m. June 13, 1782, Bbtty Culib Sedgwick, b. 1764. She d.
in Boone Co., Ky., Mcb. 12, 1830, ». 65 yrs., 4 mos., and 29 days.
CHILDBBK.
7144. Bet^amin Sedgwick, b. June, 1783, in Ya. : d. Jan. 22. 1797. s. 13.
7145. Jafne%, b. Dec. 16, 1785; m. Mary Lindsey.
7146. Maria, b. : m. John Lindsey.
7147. EUutbeth, b. May, 1794); m. John Winston.
7148. Lauim, b. ; m. Enoch D. John of Brook-
▼ille, Ind. Children. 1. Louisa; 2. Noah.
7149. Xoah, b. Jan. 15, 1794; m. Katharine SwearingeD.
7150. Laxarvi, b. 8cpt., 1795; m. Margaret £. Vance.
7151. Mar^ Ann, b. ; m. John Bush.
7163. AmeHa, b 1797; d. July 20, 1814, e. 16.
7168. Martha, b. ; m. Richard Tyner.
7164. r/kWkM Oeanre, b. ; m. (1) B. Jacobs; (2) R. Oliver.
7155. Oearge Thamaa, b. Mch. 2, 1801; m. Louisa Canly.
7156. Ludnda, b. ; m. David Houston.
7157. Zevina, b. ; m. Arthur Yaucc.
7168. Beniamin Sedgwick, b. Sept 8, 1809; m. Mary Armstrong.
Hon. J AMIS Noble, s. of Thomas, was b. in Battletown, Clarke
Co., Va., Dec. 16, 1785, and d. in Washington, D. C, Feb. 26,
1831, td. 46. He read law with Richard Southgate of Newport,
Ky., and is believed to have been admitted to the bar in Lawrence-
bttigh, Ind. In 1811, he removed to Brookville, Franklin Co.,
Ind., being one of the firat settlers of the place. He is said to
have been for several years a member of the Ind. legislature. At
the early age of tMrty, he was elected, Nov. 8, 1816, United States
senator, and was continued in office until his death.
He m. Apr. 7, 1803, Mabt Limdbbt, b. in Cincinnati, O. She
d. in Columbua, Ind., Sept 29, 1836.
nr». EHioheOi, b. Mch. 1, 1804, in Campbell Co., Ky.
7160. Beniamin Sedgteiek,h, Kipr. 19, 1805, in Campbell Co., Ky.; m.
June 16, 1831. Ellen Wise, and d. Jan. 26, 1887, e. 81.
7161. Jamee, b. Dec. 11, 1806, in Campbell Co., Ky. ; a lieu
tenant in the navy.
n^St. Katharine Leach, b. Dec. 8, 1808, in Campbell Co., K3*.; m.
Bept. 17, 1828, A. W. RusseU, and d. Sept 16, 1845, s. 86.
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756 APPEHDIZ ▲.
7168. BAeeeaMariA, b. Mch. 15. 1810, in Dewborn Co., Ind.; m.
Apr. 2, 1829, PhUUpd Bweetwr.
7154. Bkkaird JBtmikgaU. b. Dec 88, 1811, in Franklin Co., Ind.
7146.
Mabia Noblb, dao. of Thomna, was b. in Va., and d. in New-
port, Ky., Aug. 9, 1850.
She m. John Likdset of Newport, Ey.
CHIT^DRKN.
7105. Thomat, b.
7156. mkabeth, b.
7167. James, b.
7168. Maria, b.
7169. BOeeea, b.
7170. Lamnu, b.
7171. Louisa, b.
7178. WHUam, b.
7178. Benrp, b.
7147.
ButABKTH NoBLi, dau. of Thomaa^ was b. in Va., May; 1790,
and d. Aug. 29, 1803, m. 23.
She m. JoHK Wikbton of Campbell Co., Ky.
7174 Louisa, b.
7175. Katharine, b.
7176. WUUam, b.
7177. James, b.
71 M.
Hon. NoAR NoBLB, B. of Thomaa, waa b. in Benyville, Clarice
Co., Va., Jul 15, 1794, and d. in Indianapolia, Ind., Feb. 7, 1844,
MS, 50. He waa aheriff of Franklin Co., Ind., 1820-24; waa a
member of the Legifllatare, 1824, 1825, ai^ 1826; reoeiTer of
public moneja for the Indianitpolia land diatixt, 1825-20; gov-
'enior of Ind., 1831-37.
He m. Nov. 18, 1819, Kathabiks Swkabihqkn, b. in the aame
honae with himaelf, in Benyville, Va., Aug. 23, 1801.
7178. T»MMW JRmnsA. b. Nov. 8, 1880, in Brookville, Ind.; d. Oct 16,
1881, «. 11 moa.
n79. Oatkarine Mary, b. Dec. 19, 1882, in BrookvUle; m. Hay 19. 1840,
Alexander H. Davidson, and d. May 88. 1851, tr. 88.
7180. Am. b. Jane 96, 1884; d. aame day.
7181. WinMtmJhirk, b. Nov. 80, 1884. in Indianiqwlia.
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TIM.
Lazabub Noblk, 8. of Thomas, was b. Sept, 1795, and d.
between Brookville and Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 29, 1825, ». 30.
He was appointed, July 1, 1820, receiver at the land oflSce in
Brookville, Ind., and while removing the office from that place to
Indianapolis, Ind., was taken sick on the road and died at the
house of Judge Mounts, about nine miles from Brookville.
He m. Maboabet £. Vance of Lawrenceburgh, Ind. She m.
(2) Judge Morris of Indianapolis, Ind.
cmu>.
7182. WtWam Hamilton L„ h. Apr. 20, 1825; m. Oct. 20, 1852. Anna Mc-
Chord, dau. of David McChord of Vicksburg, Miss., and settled in
Indianapolis.
TIM.
Maby Ann Noble, dau. of Thomas, was b. in Va.
She m. John Bush of Boone Co., Ky.
CHIL1>BEN.
7188. Thoman, b.
7181 Bei^amin, b.
7185. Nobk, b.
7180. AHhur, b.
7187. HeKry, b.
7188. John, b.
7189. EUMoMh, b.
7190. aUhairine,}}.
7191. Sarah, b.
7168.
Mabtha Noble, dau. of Thomas.
She m. RiCHABD Ttneb of Brookville, Ind.
CniLDBKN.
7192. Jame$, b.
7198. WaUam, b.
7191 Mimauri, b.
7195. Bdward, b.
7190. BUhard, b.
7197. Jfoiy. b.
7198. LmMana^i.
7199. La/UfUa, b.
7900. Martha, b.
7201. NMe, b.
7202. Charge, b.
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758 APPENDIX A.
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Thomas Obobqe Noble, 8. of Thomas, redded, 1852, in Cen-
treville, Wayne Co., Ind. He had been for six years sheriff of
the ooonty, and in 1852 was clerk of the' county court.
He m. (1) Sarah Jacobs of Brookvil]e, Ind.
He m. (2) Rhoda Ouveb of Centreville, Ind.
CHILDREK BY PIB8T MARRIAGE.
7908. LoMarui, b.
7904. BluabM, b.
7906. 8artthJane,b.
CHILDREK BT SECOND MARRIAGE.
7906. ArtiMa, b.
7907. ifoty. b.
7908. ITifoh, b •
7900. WCUam, b.
7210. Oearffe, b.
TIM.
Oboroe Thomas Noble, s. of Thomas, was b. in Boone Ck>.,
Ey., Mch. 2, 1801, and resided, 1852, in Greenwood, Ind., where
he was postmaster.
He m. Nov. 22, 1822, Louisa Cault, b. in Leesburg, Loudoun
Co., Va., Feb. 28, 1800.
CHILDREK.
7911. Sarah, b. Oct, 1828.
7919. LoMarui W., b. Apr. 98, 1825; d. Nov. 98, 1847, m. 92.
7918. Thomas B„ b. Feb 12, 1827.
7914 JToah, b. Aug. 10, 1828.
7915. Jifhn Cbtf^, b. Apr. 7, 1880.
7916. Bamud CauJif, b. July 18, 1831.
7917. JuUan BuA, b. Aug. 8. 1888.
7918. Jamss, b. June 97, 1885; d. Sept. 14. 1886, s. 9 mos.
71M.
LuoiNDA Noble, dau. of Tlfomas.
She m. David Houstok of Boone Co., Ky.
CHILD.
7919. Margaret, b
Lbtika Noble, dau. of Thomas.
She m. Arthur Vakce of Lawrenctburg, Ind.
CHILDREK.
7990. Mary, b.
7991. Samuel, b
7999. Martha, b.
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APPENDIX A. 759
7228. SSiMobeth, b.
7224. Thomas, b.
7225. Ifartfant, b.
7326. L(niiBa, b. .
7227. Arthur, b.
7228. Xcble, b.
7229. Harrp, b.
Dr. Benjamin Sedgwick Noble was b. Sept. 8, 1809. He studied
medicine with Dr. Packard of Lawrenceburg, Ind., and Dr. Haines
of Rising Sun, Ind. He resided, 1852, in Greenwood, Ind., and
had been a member of the state legislature.
He m. Mart Abmstrono of Lawrenceburg, Ind.
children.
7280. Ixnii$iana,h,
7281. Sherwood, b.
7282. WiUiam, b.
7288. Hannah, b.
7284. Walter, b.
7285. Thomas, b.
7286. Martha, b.
7287. Mar^, b.
7288. Benjamin, b.
THOMAS NOBLE, whose father was from Ireland, was b. in
"Washington Co., Penn., Nov. 16, 1803, and resides, 1876, in Lake
Co., O.
He m. Mary Carroll, b. July 20, 1813, in Washington Co.,
Penn.
CniLDREK.
7240. OarroUR,h. Oct. 80, 1887, in Louden, Carron Co., 0., m. Oct 8,
1868, OUtc Hull. Child. Harry L., b. Jan. 19. 1865, in Asbta-
bula, O.-
7241. Son, b. abt. Nov., 1849; resides, 1876, with his parents.
7943.
THOMAS NOBLE removed from London, Eng., and settled in
Philadelphia, Penn.
CHILDRRK.
7248. Thomas, b. Nov. 25, 1781; m. Elisabeth Flatt.
And others.
7943.
Thomas Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. in Philadelphia, Penn.,
Nov. 25, 1731.
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760 APPENDIX A.
He m. Mch. 21, 1756, Elizabeth Flatt, b. June 25. 1738.
CHTTiPWKN.
7244. Pliebc, b. Jan. 24, 1757; m. Feb. 18. 17T9, ,
•nd d. Dec. 22, 1791. e. 84.
7245. DafM Barrow, b. Feb. 1, 1752.
7246. Thcma$, b. May 28, 1761;. d. Feb. 8, 1728, s. 86.
7247. Jonathan, b. Oct. 4, 1762.
7248. WHUam, b June 11, 1764; m. (1) ; (2) E. Davb.
T249. Mark, b. Dec. 21, 1768; m. . Children. 1.
Mark Shepherd, lettled near Shiloh, N. J. ; 2. Fhebe, m.
West, and settled near Shiloh, K. J.
7250. SluabeUi, b. June 7, 1770; d. Apr. 27, 1790, e. 19.
7251. BacM, b. Nov. 6. 1772; d. Mch. 2, 1790. m, 17.
7252. Sarah, b. Nov. 80, 1775; d. Apr. 7. 1791, s. 15.
7948.
William Noble, b. of Thomas, was b. June 11, 1764, and d. in
Friendship, Allegany Co., N. Y., Mch. 5, 1839, ». 74.
He m. (1) .
He m. (2) Euzabkth Datis, b. Jan. 8, 1783, dau. of Samuel
Davis. She was living in Feb., 1856.
CHILDREl? BT FIBBT MABBL/IOS.
7258. Sfisan, b. ; d. 1855.
7254. Jaru, b. ; resided, 1856, near lioadslown,
N.J.
CHILDBEK BT BEOOKD MABBL/IOB.
7255. I$aae, b. Oct. 18, 1800; m. (1) N. £. Jacobs; (2) S. £.
Bentley.
7256. Eetia, b. May 25, 1816; m. Dr. S. W. Greene, and resided,
1856, in Richburgh, Allegany Co.* N. Y.
7257. WiOiam Dams. h. Feb. 16,1828.
Isaac Noblb, s. of William, was b. Oct. 13, 1809^ and resided,
1856, in Jamestown, N. Y.
He m. (1) Jan. 1, 1834, Nanct Eliza Jacobs, who d. Jan. 27,
1839.
He m. (2) Dec. 25, 1839, Sibyl Eddy Bentlbt, b. July 19, 1808,
dau. of Uriah Bentley of Rensselaer Co., N. Y.
CHILD BT FIBST MABBIAOE.
7258. Edward GranniUe, b. Apr. 7, 1885.
CHILDREN BT SECOKD M AERXAOE.
7259. yaneif Sluabeth, b. May 10, 1849; d. Apr. 16, 1850.
7260. Sibyl Minerva, b Feb. 22, 1852.
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WILLIAM NOBLE of Boston. He was, in 1G92, a soiaierof
the company then or lately belonging to the brigantinc Elizabctli and
Sarah of Boston, Benjamin Emms commander, and Oct 13, 1602,
constituted his <' well-beloved friends, Edward Worrill of Boston
marriner k John Nichols of Boston, joyner/* his attorneys, to sue
for his share or shares of the prize-ship, and of all the goods lately
taken from the French, and brought into Boston, by Capt. Thomas
Gilbert, commander of the ship Swan, and by Benjamin Emms,
which belong to him as one of the company.
A William Noble, per. the above, m. in Boston, Sept. 20, 1711,
Mrs. Ann Russell. She d., and Dec. 15. 1729, adm. on her estate
was granted to William Russell of Boston, her son by a former
husband. The last named William Noble had baptized, at the
Second [Old North] church in Boston, the following
CHILDBEK.
7262. Eluaheih, bapt. June 15. 1712.
7268. John, bapt. Jan. 24, 1718. *
7264. Wmiam, bapt July 18, 1718.
T965.
WILLIAM NOBLE of Flushing. L. L, was in 1664 employed
by the Connecticut colony. His name appears in << valuation of
estates at Flushing,'* L. L, 1675. [Doc. Hist, of New York, vol.
ii: 459.] He was also assessed in <* Flushing Estimations, 29 Sept.
1 683.*' [Doc. Hist, of New York, vol. ii : 5 1 6.] He may have been
the soldier who was Mch. }3, 1689, in Fort William, and departed
thence Apr. 2, 1689, with Capt Jacob Milbome, on *'y* Expedition
of AJbany.'* [Doc. Hist, of New York, vol. ii : 212-13.]
T9M.
WILLIAM NOBLE was b. near Hartford, Conn., in 1777, and
d. in 1 865, 8B. abt. 88. It is beheved that his parents died during
his infancy. He removed, before 1812, to Pennsylvania. He was
a volunteer in the War of 1812, but was never mustered into the
service, although he went to Danville for that purpose. He re-
moved, abt. 1822, to Wayne Co., 0.; abt. 1836, to Salt Creek,
Medina Co.. 0.; and abt. 1838, to Jackson, Seneca Co., O., where
he resided in 1856. He learned the trade of ship-building at Say-
brook, Conn., but was afterwards a wheelwright.
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He m. 1814, Rebecca Lytle, who d. in 1872
OHILDREH.
7867. WaMngton, b. Apr. 28, 1810; m. 1840, Calinda Herrin|r, and
was a millwright in Clark, Neb.
7268. Warren Ptrry, b. June 14, 1820; m. (1) 1847, Mary E. Senzer; (2)
Sept 27, 1870, Alice M. Campbell. He read law with A. Ransom,
and was admitted to the bar in 1844, in Tiffin, O. He has bevn »
member of the Ohio general assembly for t\vo terms, prosecuting
attorney for two terms, and from 1861-65 member of Congrt^. lie
resides, 1875, in Tiffin, Ohio.
7260. Monigofwry, b. Feb., 1822; m. 1850, Ann Mills. Hcrcmovi'<l,
1855, from Adrian, 0., to Tiffin, O.
7270. Bdrruon, b. July 14, 1838; m. Minerva Hedges ilartol, Riul
law with his brother Warren P., was adm. to the bar in 1851, and
settled in Tiffin, O.
7271. Jf/7/y, b. abt. Aug., 1827; m. William Thornton Histc.
She resides, 1875, in Fostoria, Seneca Co., 0.
7272. WilUnmA., b. 1831; m. , and is, 1875, a
lumber dealer in Minn.
7278. Jame$F., b.« 1883; d.
7274. John X., b. 1886; was a Judge in Montana Ter., but
is now, 1870, in the flouring business in Junction City, Kan., of
which place he has been mayor.
7275. Henry, b. 1838; d.
7276. San, b. 1840; d.
WILLIAM NOBLE, b. of Francis and Mary (Colsoii) Noble
of Rounds, Northamptonshire, Eng., [and grandson of John
Noble, b. in Rounds, Eng., abt. 1734, who d. 1818, sb. 84,] wa« b.
Dec. 9, 1802, and d. in Newark, N. J., Dec. 23 or 24, 1871, in his
70 yr. He emigrated, in the spring of 1847, to the United States.
He m. Nov. 23, 1827, Euzabetu Arnsley, b. in Higliam Fer-
rers, Northamptonshire, Eng., Jan. 17, 1806. She was living,
Sept. 5, 1875.
CHILDREK.
7278. Arndcjf, b. May 27, 1829; m. May 15. ISOO, Elizabeth Wingell, who
d. hi Melbourne, Australia, Oct. 26, 1800. Children. 1. William;
2. Alfred; and four others, who d. young.
7279. Jane, b. June 12, 1831; m. Apr. 22, 1853, Rol)ert Mayow. b. in
Berkshire, Eng. She resides, 1875, hi Ban Francisco, Cal. She
has had five children.
7280. Oeorge, b. Aug. 21, 1833; m. Eliza Jones.
7281. Alfred, b. Feb. 27, 1835; d. m Newark, N. J., Jan. 9, 1856, «. 20.
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TSI80.
George Noble, b. of William, was b. Aug. 21, 1833, and re-
sides, 1875, in Newark, N. J.
He m. June 20, ISGl, Eliza Jones, b. in Rounds. Eng.. Dec.
IG, 1841, dau. of Benjamin and Eleanor (Pickering) Jones.
CniLDREN.
7283. George F, II., b. May 14, 18C3. in Newark.
7284. Wtlliam F., b. Aug. 27, 18G5, in Melbonnic, Austnilin.
72a'i. «M«^i/< 27., b. Oct. 27, 1809, in McnK>urnc. Australia.
7&G. Sttrah Jam, b. Oct. 22, 1872, in Newark.
7287. Jo^ephiM Lomm, b. Mcb. 28, 1875. in Newark.
T988.
WILLIAM NOBLE, per. s. of Archibald, emigrated from the
north of Ireland, and settled near the Octararo creek, on the bound-
ary line between the present counties of Chester and Lancaster,
Penn. From the land records of these counties, he appeai-s to
have been a large dealer in real estate.
He m. Jane Andrews.
cniLD.
7289. Jame$, b. ; m. Margaret McQuirtor.
James Noble, s. of William.
He m. Margaret McQuirtor of St. Greorge^s, Pel.
CHILD.
7290. William, b. Aug. 17, 1779; m. Susan CbamberB.
William Noble, s. of James, was b. Aug. 17, 1779, and d. in
Penn., Feb. 25, 1850, a. 70. At the age of nineteen, he began
life as a merchant, and soon accumulated a substantial fortune,
which he used to improve his neighborhood, building woolen and
grist mills, founderies, stores, and wawhouses. While a member
of the Penn. legislature, he took an active part in the establish-
ment of the common school system.
He m. Susan Chambers of Newburgh, N. Y.
CHILD.
7291. WilUam FmncU PriiigU, b. May 7, 1827, in Badsburytrop, Lancaster
Co., Penn.; m. July 10. 1802, Sarali J. Eaton, dati. of Rev. William
Eaton. Children. 1. William Andrew Eaton, b. July 2, 1803; 2.
Fraincb Pringlc, b. Apr. 18, 1800. Having prepared for college at
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Strasburgb and BelleTue academies, io 1847, he gnid. witli the val-
edict or}' at Lafayette Col. He studied tbeolog}- at Princeton Theo.
8em., was for a time tutor in Lafayette Col., was licensed to prcadi,
in Jan., 1857, and was ord., Apr. 19, 1857. lie performed mission-
ary lalK>r in Mo. and Ohio, and was pastor or stated supply in
Belair, Md., and in Lancaster and PenningtouTille, Penn. He has
published *' Great Men of God," "Prophets of the Bible.** "Cen-
tur}- of Gospel Work," *'Holy Men of God."* "Women of the
Bible," and "Representative Americans.'* He resides, 1870, in
Philadelphia, Penn.
7Md.
WILLIAM THOMAS NOBLE, s. of Mark and Jane (Smith)
Noble, was b. in London, Eng., 1S39. After about two years
spent in the British arn)y. be came, in '1859, to the United States.
In 1861, he joined the 5th Maine Reg., and served for about
fifteen months, in the Civil war, being present at the first battle of
Dull Run in July, 18G1. Soon after his discharge on account of
sickness, in August, 1862, he removed to Springfield, Mass., and
has since, up to the present time, 1875, worked there at type-set-
ting, except for eighteen months, which he spent in Lake Howard
and St. Paul, Minn.
He m. July 2, 1863, Rebecca Woodman Burlingamc, b. abt.
1841, in Upper Stillwater, Me., dau. of William and Almira
(Sawyer) Burlingame.
CHILDRSK.
7298. Wmiam Mark. b. Feb. 27, 1805, in Springfield.
7294. Jennie Abnira, b. Nov. 12, 18G7, in Springfield.
7295. Bdwin LaForul, b. Mch. 20, 1870, in St. Anthony, Minn.
TM6.
NOBLE resided in Enniskellen, Femianagb (Jo., Ireland.
CHILDREN.
7297. ArVntr, b. ; fti. Sarah Macklin.
7298. Fra}ieis, b. ; m. .
7299. Jame%, b. ; m. (1) J. Vaughon; (2) R. Savage.
Lieut.-Col. Abthcb Noble, s. of , was b. in En-
niskellen, Ireland, and was slain in the battle of Minas, Nova
Scotia, Jan. 31, 1747. He emigrated to America abt 1720. He
was a Louisburg soldier, and was commissioned^ Feb. 5, 1744, as
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lieatenant-colonel of the 2d Mass. R^., ftnd captain of the 2d Co.
Little is known respecting the places of his residence in New
England, except that in Nov., 1746, he was of Georgetown, York
Co., Me. On the 22d of Nov., 1746, "being bound on an expedi-
tion against the enemies of the King of Great Britain," he made
his last will, which was proved Mch. or May 12, 1747. In it, he
names his brothers, Francis and James, his daughter, Sarah Litb-
goe, and his son Arthur. He left, for the times, a large estate,
his personal property having been valued at about £8,000. He
was the commander of a detachment of five hundred English
troops at the battle of Minas, in Nova Scotia, and was killed by a
musket ball, which entered his forehead. He was a very brave
officer.*
He m., in Boston, Mass., Dec. 14, 1725, Sarah Macklin, who
was living, Jan. 9, 1740.
7800. Sarah, b. abt 1726; m. Wmiam Lithgow.
7801. Jamei, b. abt 1728; d. Sept 86, 1746, m. 18. Respecting his
death, the Boston JITmm Letter of Oct 17, 1746, has tbe following:
" We have Advice from an Officer at Louisbui^, that on Friday the
26th of Sept last died, of a Fever, in the 18th year of bis Age,
Lieut James Noble eldest son of Col. Arthur Noble, and wss on
the Sunday f oUowjng decently interr*d with the Honours of War.
He was a promising modest youth and had gained great Esteem of
his brother officers, and his death is much lamented."
7802. Arthur, b. abt 1787; m. Mary Goffe.
T9M.
Frakcis Noblb was slain in the battle of Minas, Nova Scotia,
at the same time with his brother, CoL Arthur Noble, Jan. 31,
1747. Sheffield, Mass., was his home at the time of his death.
He m. .
CHILD.
7808. BobeH, b. ; m. Lydia .
* After most diligent search, the compiler has been able to find but six
dates of marriages and deaths in the families of Lieut -Col. Arthur Noble
and his descendants, three in public print, and three in the public records
of Boston, Mass. It will be noticed, that not a single date of hirth has
been found for a period of nearly one hundred and eighty years. There
is no evidence of any family records having been kept during any part of
that long period.
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James Noble of Boston, d. abt 1772. Williamson, in his
"History of Maine,*' toL ii. 250, inserts the following statement
made by B. Rollins: *< The town of Nobleboroogh in the oomity
of Lincoln, was so named in compliment to Col. [Arthur] Noble,
or his family. His brother, James Noble, Esq., was claimant of a
large tract in that town; made conyeyances, and surveys, and after
the war his nephew, Arthur Noble .... lived on the plantation,
and gave the town its name. James Noble married the widow
[sister] of William Vaughan. who after the celebrated siege of
Louisburg died in England.'' He seems to have resided in Boston,
Mass., and there made his will, Dec. 13, 1769, which was proved
Aug. 14, 1772. In it he named his wife Rachel, CoL William
Lithgow, Sarah his wife, and her heirs^ Arthur Noble» son of his
brother Arthur, ^James Noble Shannon, and ^William and ^George,
sons of Elliot Vaughan. As he names no children, he probably
left none. He was a conveyancer.
He m. (1) Jane Vaughan, b. Dec. 27, 1714, dau. of George and
Elizabeth (Elliot) Vaughan.
He m. (2) Rachel Savage, Apr. 6, 1768.
CHnJ> BT SECOND XABRIAGE.
7804. OhUd, b. ; d. young.
TSOO.
Sabah Noble, dau. of Lieut-OoL Arthur, was b. abt. 1726, and
d. Nov. 11, 1807,0.82.
She m. CoL Willl^m Lithgow, s. of Robert Lithgow. For
many years he was a justice of the peace, and at the organization
of Lincoln Co., in 1760, was appointed a judge of the court of
common pleas^ and in 1775, a judge of the same court under the
revolutionary government. He settled in that part of Georgetown,
which is now Phippsburg, Me., where he d. Dec. 20, 1798, n. 83
or 86.
7805. Sob&H, b. ; a shipmaster, d. at sea during the
American revolution.
• James Noble Shannon, a merchant in Nova Scotia, wss the a of Outts
end Mary (Vaughan) Shsnnon.
^William Vaughan, a of Elliot and Anne (Gerrish) Vaughan, wss b.
Mch. 14, 1745, and d. June 19, 1826.
* George Vaughan, s. of BUlot and Anne (Gerrish) Vaughan, was b. June,
1747, and d. in Boston, Mass. These three persons were nephews of Mn.
James Noble.
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7810. Sarah,
b.
1799.
7811. Mary,
b.
7812. CharMie,
b. abt.
». 61.
7818. Charlei,
b.
7814 Naneif,
b.
7815. Jaiu,
b.
▲FPSNDIX ▲. 767
7806. WaUam, b. abt 1700; was a lawyer, major-general, district
attorney, of Me., 1789-94, and twice senator for Lincoln Co. He
d. mun., Feb. 16, 1796, m. 46.
7807. Arthur, b. ; m. Martha Bridge, and removed to
Boston, Mass. His dau. Mary was the mother of Hon. Charles
Devens, a justice of the supreme judicial court of Mass., and attor-
ney-general of the United States.
7806. James NdUe, b. ; m. Ann Gardiner, and was a lawyer
In Dresden, Me.
7809. BoMnna, b. ; m. Rev. John Murray of Boothbay,
Me., and Kewburyport, Mass.
; m. Bsmuel Howard, who d. Mch. 29,
; m. Maj. James Davidson.
1762; d. in Augusta, Me., Nov. 16, 1828,
; d. young. *
; d. shortly before her intended mar-
riage to Rowland Cushing, to whom she was engaged.
Abthvb Noble, b. of Lieut -Col. Arthur, was b. abt. 1737, and
d. in BoBton, Mass. His uncle James Noble gave him by will, Dec.
13, 1769, <<the farm on the easterly aide Damoncotty fresh falls
where said Arthur now lives." Nobleborough, Me., incorporated
Nov. 20, 1788, was named by Arthur Noble. It included Damar-
iscotta until 1849, when the latter become a distinct town. He is
said to have resided in Damariscotta^ Me., and Boston, Mass.
He m. Jan. 26, 1762, Mabt Ooftb, who d. in Jamaica Plain
(Boxbury), Mass., abt 1825. .
7816. Min, b. ; lost at sea when a young man.
7817. Jfory, b. ; m. Wetherin of Wiscasset, Me.
7818. OhoHotU, b. : m. James Harrison of Boston, Mass.
7819. Jane, b. ; m. Thomas Capen, s. of HopestUl and
Patience (Stoddard) Capen, and d. in Boston, 1844.
7820. Jamee, b. ; d. unm., in La.
7821. Frofmeie, b. ; m. . Children. 1. Ed-
ward; 2. Fanny.
7822. George, b. ; m. Howard. Child. AnnMaria,
m. Jan. 12, 1889, Ftanklin B. Hunt, who resides, 1877, in Leaven-
worth, Kan., and is deputy paymaster-general of U. 8. army.
7828. Baehel, b. abt 1788, in Wiscasset, Me.; m. (1) William
Osrver; (2) Samuel Devens, a of David and Elizabeth (Qoodwin)
Devens. He was a shipping-master in Boston, Mass., but resided in
Charlestown, Mass., and d. abt 1858, m. abt 81. She d. in Charles-
town, 1848, SB. 65.
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Capt. RoBEBT NoBLB, s. of FraDciB, d. prob. Jan., 1770. On
the 8th Apr., 1747, he was a lieutenant in Capt. Charies Morris*
company, in Br.-Gen. Waldo's Reg. of foot, raised in the province
of Massachusetts Bay, for the reduction of Canada, and on duty
in the garrison at Annapolis. He was of Sheffield, Mass., Apr. 5,
1748, and was then appointed administrator on the estate of his
father, Francis Noble. About 1749, he became a tenant of John
Van Rensselaer, of lands lying within the hmits of the present
town of Hillsdale, N. Y. In the disputes which subsequently
arose between the provinces of Massachusetts and New York, as
to the western boundary of the former, Robert Noble claimed
these lands as his own. In the many conflicts which ensued, he
seems to have been the leader of the Massachusetts men. From
him Nobletown, now Hillsdale, received its nsine. How long he
continued to reside there, is not known. In 1763 and 1765, he is
called in deeds, as of Egremont, Mass. St James (Episcopal)
church in Great Barrington, was formed Sept 20, 1762, and in a
list of thoae then gathered, the name of *^bert Noble stands
firsts and he was at that date chosen warden. His place of resi-
dence nowhere appears on the records of this church. The record
of his death is found on the memorandum-book of Gamaliel Whit-
ing of Great Barrington, under the date of 1770, Jan. 18, '* Heard
J* death of Capt Robert Noble."
He m. Lydia . The records of St James' church con-
tain the following entry: <* Great Barrington, Sept 11, 1776.
Buried Lydia Noble widow of Capt Robert Noble."
7804 B$f^amin, b. ; m. Haiy Bates.
7825. Franeit, b. ; m. Lavinia , who was bapt in
Great Banrington, May 10, 1778. Sabhie, in his "Sketches of
Loyalists of the American Revolution/' states, that in 1778, being
then of Pittsfield, he was proscribed and banished as a loyalist,
and not improbably settled, In 1788, In 6t John, Kew Brunswick.
7896. B0<My, b. ; m. [John?] Buiget of Great Barrington.
BxNJAMiN Noble, a of Capt Robert^ d. abt 1782. Sabine, in
his ** Sketches of Loyalists of the American Rerolution," states,
that in 1778, being then of Pittsfield, Mass., he was proscribed
and banished. His son Benjamin Noble stated, 1852, that during
the American revolution, he went on a vessel to New York dty,
and was supposed to have been there killed about 1782.
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He m., in Great Barriiigtoii, July 8, 1777, Mart Bates. She
m. (2) Dr. Abner Blakeslee, 8. of Abraham Blakealee, and
remoyed with him from Northbury (now Plymouth) to Norwalk,
Conn., where she d. Jan. 24, 1790. [Dr. A. Blakeslee subsequently
returned to Northbury, and d. abt 1817.]
CHILDREN.
7887. ffannah, b. ; m. William Beardsley of Zoar, Conn.
Child. Benjamin, who settled in Whisted, Conn.
7888. Betsey, b. Nov. 9, 1779; m. Nov., 1801, Aaron C. OUbert of
Litchfield, Conn., and d. without issue. Not., 1840, ». 82.
7399. Benfamin,h. Mch. 7, 1788; m. AnnaDutton.
Benjamin Noble, s. of Benjamin, was b. in Plymouth, Conn.,
Mch. 7, 1782, and d. in Watertown, Conn., Jan. 10, 1855, e. 72.
At the age of five years he went to live in Norwalk, Conn., and in
three years returned to Plymouth. In 1810, he removed from
Watertown, Conn., to Poughkeepaie, N. T., but returned, in 1818,
to Watertown, where he continued to reside until his death.
He m. Apr. 24, 1810, Anna Dutton, b. in Watertown, Conn.,
Jan. 2, 1788, dau. of Thomas and Thankful (Punderson) Dutton.
She d. in Watertown, July 28, 1875, 9. 87.
7880. MarjfAnn, b. Mch. 8, 1818, in Poughkeepsie; d. unm.,
Feb. 25, 1886, m, 98.
7881. Bef^amin JNm, b. June 88, 1814, in Pou|^eepsie; m. Aug. 88,
1886, Hannah Upson, b. May 90, 1815, dau. of Reuben Upson. He
removed in 1885, to Tsllmadge, O. COiildren. 1. Anna Dutton, b.
Aug. 15, 1842; 2. Chloe Augosta, b. Nov. 8, 1847.
7882. i&ftfy Duttm, b. Feb. 8, 1818; in Poughkeepsie; m. Sept. 11,
1844, Augnsto WeDs Hollister, b. in Glastonbury, Conn., Jan. 1,
1820, dau. of Chester and Smeline (Noble) Hollister. He graduated
at Trinity College, 1841, studied divini^ at the General Theolo^>
csl Beminsry in New York d^, and was ordained deacon, June
80, 1844, and priest, June 10, 1845. After having been for about
fourteen years rector of 8t Paul's church in Brookfield, Conn.,, he
taught in the ssme place a boys' boarding-school, untfl his death,
which occurred Bept 14, 1868, ». 50. His widow and chfldren
reside, 1878, in Anbuxn, N. Y. Children born in Brookfield, Conn.
1. Ftances Augosta, b. May 5, 1847; 8. Harriet Caroline, b. May
88, 1840; 8. Henry Dutton, b. June 88, 1851; 4 Charles Alfred, b.
Sept 8, 1858; 5. Charlotte Eliza, b Get 29, 1855.
7888. Oharlei Merriman, b. June 4, 1828; resided, at last acooont, in
Watertown.
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BsNJAiciM Rics NoBLi, s. of Benjamin, was b. in Poaghkeepsie,
N. Y., Jane 23, 1814, and d. in TaUmadge, 0., Aug. 17, 1857, n. 43.
A fanuer, he removed in 1835, from Watertown, Conn., to Tall-
madge (P. 0. Cuyahoga Falla), O., where he continued to reside
until his death.
He m. Aug. 23, 1836, Hannah RicEABDeoN Upson, b. in Tall-
madge, 0., May 20, 1815, dau. of Reuben and Hannah (Richardson)
Upeon. She reaidea, 1878, in Tallmadge.
CHILDBBN BOBR IN TALLMADGE.
7884. Anna DuUtm, b. Aug. 15, 1842: m. Apr. 17, 1656, Leonard Albert
Upson, b. in Greenwich, 0., Apr. 8, 1848, a of Julius Albert and
Lucy Ann (Lowry) Upson. He is, 1878, a fanner in Tallmadge
(P. O. Cuyahoga Falls), O. Children b. in Tallmadge. 1. Kate
Noble, b. Aug. 16, 1867; 2. Helen Augusta, b. Oct 4, 1870; 8.
Albert Benjamin, b. May 21, 1878, d. in Tallmadge, O., Hch. 16.
1875, s. 1; 4. Leonard Louis, b. Not. 29, 1876.
7885. Chlae Auguita, b. Nov. 8, 1847; m. Oct 26, 1869, James Frederick
Uinde, b. in Schenectady, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1848, a of John and
Mary Ann (Paul) Hinde. He resides, 1878, in Cuyahoga Falls, O.,
and is a member of the firm of John Hinde & Son, bagging manu-
facturers. Children b. in Cuyahoga Falls. 1. Miriam Button, b.
May 80, 1874; 2. Anna Elisabeth, b. July 88, 1875.
Cbarles Mebbiman Noble, b. of Benjamin, waab. in Plymouth,
Conn., June 4, 1828. He ia, 1878, a farmer in Watertown, Conn.
He m. Apr. 8, 1856, Haknah Mabia Bbaoh, b. in Tallmadge, C,
June 6, 1833, dau. of Reuben Burton and Phebe Brown (Upeon)
Beach.
Cini«DKICN BOBH DT WATBBTOWV.
7886. AUee Beath, b. Nov. 88, 1857.
7887. ArOiur DuUon, b. June 15, 1862.
7888. Fh^neis Bef^amin, b. June 22, 1865.
7889. Anna Laura, b. June 27, 1871; d. in Watertown, Apr. 8, 1872,
m. 2mo6.
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B.
UNUSUAL LONGEVITY.
The following list contains the names of those of Noble name and
blood, who have attained the age of ninety years and upwards:
«Tr.
880.
18P8.
618B.
lOl.
6818.
SotttrriUe, Stnnel,
HodHod, Ami,
Fowler, Locj,
Noble, Deodamni,
Sty, Jeroilali,
EMtOD,AblctIl,
Plielpt, Iforx,
GftowoM, Herej,
Loomifi, Ximlee,
NoMe, Henj,
Colt,8anli»
SomerrUle, Tboiiui*,
18. BimBtB, lUiy,
tl. Bine, Mftiiaret,
111. Fuller, Anas,
188. Jodd, BUnbeth,
til. Back, Bmoali,
6880. OMUn, GbMlotte,
6804. ^Bfljnolde, Ijdla,
8880. ^Noble, BetbeidA 8.,
68. Mitchell, Abictil,
1880. Noble, Mftiiaret,
1618. BTeita,BecU,
aoo. VobneoD, BlecU,
8U1 AUli, Hepslbeh,
srm. BttTit,Bdi«r,
8880. Topper, Bither,
Noble, WOHain,
tBrewtter, bette,
Smith, Mary,
Noble, Boiien,
OOn. SomefTiUcBUnbeth,
8010. Mdble,Jamee,
i8«. Noble, ^
80.
86, FortsmoBth, N. H..
06, Tieaton, N. T.,
06, WUUmnetowD, Maee.
OA, New Bftfmi, OoDa.,
0«, Bdsbrldgt,N.T.,
01. WeetSeld, Mu*..
0«, OuDdeB,N.T.,
88.
86, Weitlleld, VMS. •
06, Pittsfleld, XeM.,
08, Johnebiiiili, N. T.
86, Wiacheeter, Oomi.,
86, NewMilibrd,Ooitt.,
86, Oxford, Ve.,
86, OdiD,N.T.,
•i,
M,
•i,
•t,
01.
«, Btftfofd,N.T.,
«, BrockTiUe, C. W.,
01, PitteSeM, XeM.,
tl, PbllMlelphU, Pnn.,
80, WMt8piliigfleld,llMe.,
•0.
00. JtfhiiBb«fsh,N.T.,
00.
00, QrdePmk,ni.,
CUiitOB, N. T.,
BochMter, N. T.,
Weetfleld,N.T.,
OlMtonboiy, Oomi.,
Huron, N. T.,
Mlddlebiify, Vt.,
Yemoa, Oomi.,
Portemoath, N. H.
Sonthwick.XMP.
New Fairfield, Conn.
New Milford, Conn.
Safleld, Conn.
Westfleld, Mmi.
Weetfield, IUm .
Plttifleld, Xmi.
Weetfield, IUm.
WMtfield, Mwe.
Gray, He.
New Milford, Coon.
Newtown, Conn.
Plttafield, Mm».
Pittafield, Maan.
BoyaltOD, Vt
Woodbarj, Ooon.
WMtfield, Mmi.
WMtfield, MaM.
WilUngton, Ooon.
Tinmoath, Vt
8hctteld.MaM.
Waahlngton, MaM.
WMtfield, MaM.
Plttifleld, Mmi.
Temhen, Ireland.
Boyaltoo.Tt.
•liTlBfflnlSn.
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COLLEGE 0RA.DUATE6 OF NOBLE NAME AND DESCENT.
Tur
JTo.
qfgrad.
OoOsg^,
ITami,
am.
IIBB.
Tito,
Noble. Gideon,
WUUngUm, Oonn.
B80S.
1757.
Tale.
NoUe, OUver,
New Oeetle, N. H.
a097.
1788.
Ool.oTK.J.,
No1>le,Obedieh,
Tinmoatb, Vt.
164.
1784.
Ttia,
IlobU,DeTid,
Wimemetown, Keae.
18B1.
1766.
Yale,
Shepeid, Devid.
Otis.
1788.
Yale,
Fowler, Semael,
Weetlleld,]leee.
44.
17TO.
Tele,
■reratt. Noble,
Werebem,Meee.
«d7.
1791.
CoLom.J.,
Noble, John,
Charleeton,8.C.
SM.
1796.
Tele,
De7,Jeiemiem
New Beven, Oonn.
197.
1797.
Tele,
Hine, Homer,
Toongetown, Ohio.
w.
1797.
Tele.
Dey, Tbomee,
Hertlbrd, Conn.
1401.
1196w
Tele,
W.
1808.
Tele,
Dijr.MiUt,
an.
1806.
Middlelmiy,
Noble. CelTin,
Cbeleee,Tt.
eni.
1806.
Ool. of N. J.,
Noble,Fetrick,
▲bberiUe, 8. C.
mo.
1807.
Tele,
Fowler, Jemet,
Weetfleld, Xeee.
ttT.
1810.
Tele,
Noble, BirdeojO.,
Bridgeport, Oonn.
iB4».
1810.
UniT.ofVt,
Noble,WUUem8.,
Hyde Perk. m.
m.
18U.
WlUieae,
]>ewb7,CberleeA.,
im.
1819.
Tele,
Noble, Joeeph,
Ala.
4B«.
1818.
Union,
I>oen,Go7W.,
afeleTiIk,Ohlo.
IMt.
1814.
Winkme,
Boltwood, Ladne,
jlmbereUMaee.
988.
1814.
Union,
Jadd.QideonN.,
8U.
1815.
WilUeme,
Noble, Cheriee,
Detroit, Mich.
6419.
1S17.
Xlddlelniiy,
Loomie, Jecob,
Orafteebnry, VL
619.
1818.
WlUieme,
Denfortli,JoebiieN.,
NewOaatle,DeI.
889.
1880.
WUlUme,
Dewej, Deniel N.,
Wimemetown,Meee.
6498.
1880.
Union,
Gflewold, XUteh,
QBinc7,IIL
868.
1886.
WUliame,
Noble,DeTidA.,
Monroe, Hich.
764.
1886.
Tele,
Degr,8bennen,
Oektond,Cel.
tttO.
1881
Union,
lfoe«lj,8etb.
8enGebilel,0il.
8600.
1886.
. WilUeme,
Noble, JonetbenH.,
Tioy, N. T.
886.
1867.
Wimeme,
Noble. Meeon,
Weehington, D. C.
866.
1867.
WUUeme,
Skinner, George N.,
Tpeilanti, Mich.
887.
1887.
WUliemp,
Noble.BobertA.,
4TB.
1868.
Union,
Noble, CheileeC.,
UnediUe, N. T.
no.
1868.
Tele,
Dey.HeuyN.,
888.
1881.
WUUeme,
Noble, SdwerdW.,
Tmro,Meee.
8810.
1881.
Union,
Bombem, Dyer N.,
Ohicigo,m.
664.
1888.
Tele,
Noble, iniUem H.,
Bridgeport, Oonn.
T46.
1864.
Middlelmiy,
Noble, CniTinD..
Bprlngfleld,yt.
808.
1887.
Bfielol,
Noble. LooieL.,
188.
1887.
Tele,
Dey.ThomeeM.,
BertlM, Oonn.
881.
1887.
WilUeme,
Noble, WUliem H.,
BoiUngton, Iowa.
869.
1887.
WilUeme,
Noble, 8olomonB.,
Long leland City, N. T.
8814.
1667.
8.O.O0L,
N(»ble,lMkidP.,
Antioch, T^ne.
6681.
1868.
Xiddlebuy,
Bbennen, Semael 8.,
UGnnge,Qe.
TO.
1868.
Tele,
Dej, Tbomee,
Clevelend,0.
TM.
1840.
Tele,
Dey.Cberlee.
New Torfc City.
7869.
1841.
Trtnlty,
Noble, HeniyD.,
Brookfleld,Oottn.
9947.
18tt.
Aa^mU
Boltwood, Lneine M .,
HertiiMd,Oonn.
6817.
1844.
8. 0. OoL,^
Noble. Idwaid,
▲bbeTine.8.0.
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1844.
Dtrtmoiitii,
Qoodwln, tfonn m..
Waahin«:Um,D.C.
8BA.
1646.
WlllUini,
Hnbbell,ClieileeL.,
Twj.N.T.
UM.
1646.
Micli.UniT«n!t7,
Noble, CherieeW.,
Detroit, Mich.
mt
1647.
BMnUum,
Wim«ne,CherieeL.,
BoGklbrd,ni.
TMl.
1647.
LidkyetU,
Noble, WOllem F. P.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
608.
1646.
Hanr«rd,
BdM>n, WinUm B.,
Clifton Springe, N. T.
881.
1648.
BobtriFree,
Crettettden,Bdi07N.,
Oxford, N.Y.
7008.
1800.
BATTUd,
Noble, John,
Boeton,]laee.
68M.
1661.
Ttle,
Noble, John W.,
8t.LoDU.Mo.
046.
1868.
Willknu,
Potter, WUUam 8.,
Goodland 9Ut*n, Ind. T.
8m.
1808.
Wetleytn Uatr.,
]fGlntire,JemeeX.,
BpringOeld, Maae.
8080.
1668.
8. C. Col.,
Noble, Semael B.,
Oahreeton, Texae.
8806.
1868.
AmiMnt,
Boltwood, Beniy L.,
Ottawa, lU.
0880.
1808.
Tale,
Bedgee, ComeUat,
Belena, Montana Ter.
8817.
1068.
Middtobaiy,
Amee, Benlce D.,
MechanleaTtlle,N.T.
888r.
1668.
XiuniUnlTtnlty,
Noble, John,
CooetlUition, O.
1188.
16B1
WUIiMlt.
BtoddMd,ChAileeA.,
NewTorkCitj.
OBI.
1865.
Kenyoo,
Benlbrd, Raymond W.,
▲ehtobola, O.
888r.
1666.
HiBorer Ooltoft,
Xlder,Beq)emlnF.,-
KnifhUtown.Ind.
8878.
1665.
UDivenityofVt.
Nohk, Jemee J.,
Kenwood, m.
1177.
1800.
WIlUAmt,
Noble, JoeephF.,
Bempetead,L.I.
fl78.
1807.
VlctorU,
Noble,Blinm,
Onawa, Iowa.
8006.
1856.
Ttle,
Noble, FraderickA.,
New Baren, Conn.
TOO.
1866.
HMTard,
Noble, Geoi|pe W. C,
OuBbridce,Maee.
8808.
1688.
Tale,
BoKwood, Bdwifd,
Pittafleld, Maaa.
117«.
1888.
WUUAmi,
Noble, Maeon, Jr.,
8heflleld,Maaa.
8801.
1888.
Ohio Weiliftti UBlT.,H«BeDway, Ohailei L^
WeetJeflbrMn,0.
8071.
1688.
Union,
Noble, SLbertO.,
•
1888.
jMywaom,
NoMe, Joeeph,
Waehington, D. C.
llftl.
1800.
HMnflton.
F8ffe, WUUam N.,
M88.
1800.
UnlTcnltjorWIi.,
OnTath,PlttN.,
AlgMia,Iowa.
U88.
1668.
Mieli.Unl?enltj,
Noble, OoDway W.,
aeTehmd,0.
1118.
1664.
Mlddlebniy,
Noble, OalTlnD.,
8anBenaidino,QU.
8804.
1884.
Tele,
Boltwood, ThomaaK.,
Oaatleton,N.T.
1179.
1600.
WUUems,
Nouei Oeofjge P.,
Cornwall, N. T.
SIOO.
1866.
Union,
Noble, GharleaF.,
Wert TVoy, N. Y.
U80.
1000.
WflUeme,
Noble, Chailee,
Waehington, D. C.
1880.
1886.
Union,
Noble, John 0..
New Tork City.
ODOv.
1880.
Tnfte,
Noble,Heni7 8.,
Cheeter, Vt
fOlO.
1810.
Amhent,
N(»ble,WiniamN.,
Ithaca, N.T.
8004.
1871.
OUoWeeLUntT.,
Cnbb,Wi]|iamD.,
Oakdale,Oal.
1818.
im.
06DereofN.J.,
8.C.Oolkffe,
Fioet, GhaileeN.
Noble, BMkiel.
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•LIST OF PERSONS BY THE NAME OF NOBLE OWNING
LAND IN ENGLAND AND WALES, IN 1878.
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Koble,Aiis,
Koble, John,
Mobto,Jo]m,
Addrmtqfcmtmr.
CUftOB,
Htrrold,
WymingtoD,
A. B. F,
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7
£ $,
81 8
86 8
14 8
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Hobla,aH„
Noble, John,
Vobl6,Jolm,
Heble,Bmr.W.,
Orrerdiftm Hill, ReftdSag,
Berry Bill, TlH>1ow,
Bodda^iam,Tiplow,
Pitehott,
m
806
n
8
0
0
8
18
M
8B
88
800
1,188
108
8
10
lloble,JohB,
Kobte,Bob«t,
TId, Seint GUee,
OatweU,
7
t
1
0
88
1
18
8
17
18
Kobte, Ginger,
]lobl0,B«ni7,
Hobl»,JohB,
Noble, John,
Noble, ntomM,
Noble, WinUm,
Vgremont,
WeetHnll,
Bewoestte,
Hayton,
Bt.Beei,
1
6
SB
r
98
8
8
1
8
0
8
84
80
8
8
08
m
100
60
16
6
Ndble,John,
Noble, Joutheo,
DBBBT.
UttteoTer,
Weeelaglon,
DOBaiT.
8
6
0
8
8
8
78
11
18
Noble, Mn.,
Binef uoi ue,
DUBHAM.
11
0
11
17
10
Noble, Bertbotomew,
Noble, Mtek,
HMichtoiiJe.8ide,
Qtewleyelde, Steabope,
8
4
0
18
80
19
6
Noble, Fraderick,
Noue, oeome.
CMpplagOnger,
Woodftnd Bridge,
7
8B
8
1
9B
18
187
16
Noble, Bittbeth,
Noble, J. Morton,
Noble, Jobs,
Werboyi,
Ooleedon (Bede),
8
11
0
1
8
8
81
81
180
16
6
Noble,
LANCASIKE.
41 16
Noble, BiBBib,
Hewkdieed,
8
0
8 •
8
11
Noble, J6h&,
GenUag,
80
8
-88
68
Noble, ThomM,
BtilmlneHill,
86
8
88
178
10
Noble, WlOUm,
AletoD,
1«
0
89
88
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Noble, Her. Hmnphrey,
80. Croxton,
108
1
100
0
Noble, R«T.J6lm,
Nether Bioaghton,
sot
0
08
410
6
Noble, John,
Lekeeter,
i8
«
fr
406
18
Noble, John,
WoodallPuk,
t»
1
08
44
17
Noble, Rer. 8. H. B.,
0
0
10
140
0
Noble, WinUm,
BelgimYe,
LINCOLN.
1
«
60
10
Noble, AtaB.,
Whnplode,
s
0
17
11
10
Noble, Atkin,
1
t
14
0
11
Noble, BeBjamlnA.,
Swinaeheed,
80
1
80
184
11
Noble, John,
NnTeoby,
MIDDLESEX.
41
0
891
06
16
Noble,AlfMJ.,
Honieey,
1
0
18
Noble, BMDaelJ.,
Twickenham,
NORTBAMFTOK
t
81.
0
Noble, John,
Woodha]lFuk,Herto,
SO
0
10
17
18
Noble, Boy. John,
Melton Mowbitj,
tl
0
08
46
11
Noble. Andrew,
Newceetie,
6
0
t
106
Noble, B.,
Morpeth,
t
0
Noble, Xnik,
BMtMnrton,
NOTTINOHAM.
16
t
10
Noble, Chaike,
Nottlnghnin,
1
8
14
8
10
0
17
891
16
Noble, Bichnid,
Soothwdl,
10
0
17
891
16
Noble, W.H.,
Nottingham,
OZFOBD.
1
t
0
Noble, John,
l^low.
80UTHAMPTON.
10
1
80
100
11
Nohle^FiudtB.,
P^Mtamoath,
10
t
80
16
Ndble,W.A^
CneUag,
«
t
0
10
Noble, ChMlee,
1
1
00
4
Noble, Ghnriee,
Wlndekham,
■OflflBX.
00
t
Oil
44
Noble, H. A.,
Onckfleld,
110
0
u
114
Noble, Wimim,
Mareaield,
14
0
04
70
Noble, RIchttd,
WetSleddale,
06
t
18
m
0
Noble, TbouM,
WetUeddale,
00
0
8
10
10
Noble,WI]linm,
Be6klbot BamptoB,
WILTa.
600
1
80
000
Noble, Junee,
Landfknd,
0
0
U
10
6
Noble, WUlion,
Weet W^Uow,
6
8
10
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ADDENDA.
Since tbe preceding pages were printed, additional information
has been received respecting some persons mentioned in this gene-
alogy, and a few new names have been obtained. The snbstance
of this information is given below. Names which have been
already given are indicated by the same number as in the main
part of the book.
Ho. and Fife.
8, p. 87. Luke Noble m. (2) R. Wright; (8) 8. Dewey.
17, p. 86. David Noble m. (2) 8. 8hennsn; (JS) J. Bostwick.
18, 861omon Johnson wae b. in 8outhbnry, Gonn.
19, p. 85. Sarah Noble m. (2) Caleb Martin.
180, p. 64. Rev. Willis 8. Colton of Warren, Gonn. , insisU that the monu-
ment of Rev. 8. Oobom states tbat he died in bio 45th year. On the
contrary, Rev. William E. Basoett, formerly of Warren, Ckum., on
what authority I know not, oayo that he died in his 41st year.
141. Jonathan prob. d. before Feb. 86, 1778, as he wao not named in his
f ather'o will of that date.
144. Prudence prob. d. before Feb. 86, 1778, ao she was not named inher
father's will of that date.
880, p. 00. H. Noble m. (2) Oct 16, 1841, Mercy HaskeU, b. Jan. 8, 1811,
who d. Dec 6, 1845, ob. 44.
800. Jonathan Noble m. Feb. 7, 1811. The maiden name of the mother
of his wife wao Ruth Patterson. His wife, the wid. of Eli Cham-
berlain, d. in Kent, Conn., Aug. 88, 1868, ob. 71.
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447, p. 128. Henry B. Noble, a carpenter, removed in 1830, to Sherman,
Ck>nn., and in 1822 to Beekman, N. T. His wife b. in Pawling,
K. T., July 6, 1806, d. Sept 29, 1889. The maiden name of her
mother was Elizabeth Allen. His dau. sUtes that H. B. Noble was
m. Jan. 26, 1825.
468, p. 76. W. S. Noble m. (2) Harriet N. Hurd.
480. Dr. WUliam Noble d. in Albion, N. T., Apr. 18, 1878, «. 74.
508, p. 145. Mrs. Sarah A. Noble d. in New York city, April 18, 1878,
IB. 62.
576, p. iN). Charles J. Campbell was a twin son.
577, p. 90. Cyrenus J. Campbell was a twin son.
725. Israel Noble had, 8. Cmse, b. Mch. 1, 1877. Henry, s. of Israel, m.
Laura Ann Irwin.
727. David Noble res. 1878, in New Milford, Conn. His wife, a dau. of
Hezekiah and Jerusha (Beers) Cole, was b. in Kent. His dau. Chloe
A., was b. in Kent, Conn. His s. Howard C. b. in Kent, m. Apr.
18, 1876, Hattie £. Stanley, and has a dau. Gertrude. His dau.
Katie £. was b. in New HUford, Mch. 25, 1870.
728. Sherman Benedict, s. of William and Hannah (Hitchcock) Benedict,
was b. Aug. 7, 1818, and is, 1878, a farmer in South Kent, Conn.
His children were all b. in Kent 1. Andrew Hobart, m. (1) Feb. 9,
1862, Florella Estella Piatt, (2) Oct 27, 1868, Julia Maria Jones.
2. Ellen Albina, m. Sept 20, 1865, Samuel Randolph Hill. He
served for several years in the CivU war, in Co. H, 2d Conn. Artil-
lery, and in the 19th Reg. of Conn. Vols. He resides, 1878, in New
Milford. 8. Vesta Laura, b. July 80, 1855.
729. Jarvis Noble res. , 1878, in Kent, Conn. His wife was dau. of Samuel
and Caroline (Bsmum) Toung. His dau. Sarah m. George Abijah
Tomlinson, a fanner. Jarvis had also dau. Mary Ann, b. Jan. 20,
1857, who m. Sept 26, 1876, Edwin H. Beardsley, a tanner and har-
ness-maker.
780. Almira Noble d. Aug. 6, 1861, m, 82. Her husband, Charles H.
Richards, s. of Samuel and Brittania (Walker) Richards, was b. in
New York city, and is, 1878, a fanner in Kent, Conn. Children.
8. Charles Noble, b. May 21, 1855; 4. Matilda Almira, b. Mch. 16,
1857; 5. John Henry, b. July 2, 1859; 6. George Ransom, b. May 8,
1861.
889. The statement that Daniel D. Noble d. in 1842, was on the authority
of his bro., Rev. Edward W. Noble, in a letter dated Jan. 80, 1852.
Just as these sheets are passing through the press, Rev. Mason Noble,
Jr., of SheiBeld, whose father is a cousin of the above-named Daniel
D. Noble, writes, Oct 16, 1878, that the latter is a Mormon elder,
living in Salt Lake City, Utah Ter.
951 Maria B. Noble m. Apr. 26, 1857, Peter Brown Middleton, b. in
Philadelphia, Penn., Jan. 81, 1888, s. of Ellis and Mary (Shotwell)
Middleton. Children. 1. Mi^ Elizabeth, b. Aug. 28, 1858, d. Oct
5, 1868, SB. 5; 2. Heniy Murray, b. July 80, 1865, d. Sept 4, 1865; 8.
Edwin Noble, b. Sept 22, 1867, d. Oct. 1, 1867.
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•58. AMnmth Haria, dau. of William B. Koble, m. Charles Darwin Ben-
ton, b. in Ira, K. T.» 8. of Dr. Allen and Deborah (Willey) Benton.
Chfldren b. in Iia. 1. Alice, b. Feb., 1856; 8. James, b. Sq>t, 1856.
Kancy Wheelock, w. of Edward A. Noble, was b. in Pompey, K.T.,
and the maiden name of her mother was Nancy St. John. Rhoda
Goodrich w. of William A Noble, was b. in Ohio, dau. of Willard
and Snsan (Cannon) Goodrich. His dau. (not son) Ethel Elnora, was
b. Mch. 8, 1877, in Pompey, N. T. Hattie Olds, w. of Hnlbert N.
Noble, was b. in Syracuse, N. T., Not. 17, 1856, dau. of Henry and
Antoinette (Harrison) Olds. Child. Guy Lynn, b. July 11, 1877, in
Syracuse, N. T.
960. Mrs. Mary J. Kellogg, d. Feb. 8, 1875, «. 59. The maiden name of
her mother was Martha Simpson. Darid S. Kellogg was b. in Cato
(now Victoiy), N. T. Oscar S. Kellogg was b. Feb. 6, 1842, in Ira,
N. T. Charles H. KeUogg, b. in Iia, N. T., m. Oct. 16, 1878, Flor-
ence Annette Shaw, and is, 1878, a farmer. Martha M., b. in Ira,
m. Oct 16, 1877, Horace Millard Scoiield, a farmer, 1878, in Ster>
ling, N. T. Mary F., b. in Ira. N. Y., m. Aug. 26, 1869. Newton
Ranbom Titus, a farmer and machinist.
961. Mrs. Alpheus G. Noble d. Mch., 1855 or 1856. Mrs. Caroline L.
Sutherland d. in Clifton Springs, N. T., 1872 or 1878.
1168. John S. Noble m. Nellie KendaU of Monroe, Mich.
1175. Edward & Noble m. Oct 81, 1877, Mary H. Hosford, in Olivet,
Mich.
1177, p. 184. Rev. Joseph F. Noble had a dau. Alice b. 187a
1179. George P. Noble expects to be inst, Oct 22, 1878, over the Pres.
chh. in Cornwall, N. Y.
1180. Rev. Charles Noble was, in Jan., 1878, at Montgomery, Ala., in
the employ of the American Missionary association. He now, Oct ,
1878, res. in Washington, D. C.
1298. Mary Noble was m Nov. 18, 1858. Children. 1. Gany John; 2.
Harry Edgar; 8. Charles Noble; i. George William; 5. Minnie
Amanda; 6. Ella Saiah; 7. Hiram Lee.
1829. Kate P. Noble d. Jan. 28, 1878, m. 5.
1416, p. 219. Fhineas Noble d. 1824. His second wife Sarah b.abt 1765,
d. 1822, m. 59.
1419. p. 221. RoeweU Noble m. (2) July 28, 1817, Mrs. Ann Francis.
1429, p. 197. Susanna Noble m. (2) R. Miller; (8) A. Phelps.
1445. Israel Bridgman, s. of Noah and Mercy (Clark) Bridgman, was b.
in Northampton, Mass. , Jan. 28, 1766. His first wife, Sarah Alvord.
was b. in Northampton, Jan. 12, 1766, and d. in Westhampton,
Mass., Nov. 10, 1801, m. 88. [Children bom in Westhampton. 1.
Spencer, b. Mch. 25, 1792, m. (1) Oct., 1816, Anna Elwell. (2) Nov.
26, 1818, Dotha Burt, was a farmer in Westhampton, and there d.
Mch. 18, 1872, IB. 79; 2. Lurinda, b. Mch. 11, 1794, m. James Porter,
a fanner, who removed to Freedom, O., where she d. 1874; 8. Mehit-
able, b. Mch. 19, 1796, d. unm., Mch. 8, 1815, «. 18; 4. Sarah, b.
May 2, 1798, m. Nov. 18, 1817, Thomas Davenport, a shoemaker of
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WestbamptOD, and there reddee, 1878; 6. Submit, b. Nov. 1, 1801,
unm., resides, 1878. in Westbampton.] He m. (2) Dec. 9, 180S,
Lois Noble.
1446. WiUiam Boltwood m. (2) Feb. 18, 1808, Mrs. Irene CUrk, b. in
Amherst, Mass., Apr. 16, 1768, dau. of Isaac and Submit (Graves)
Hubbard, and wid. of Asahel Clark, b. in Amherst Feb. 6, 1762, s.
of Simeon and Rebecca (Strong) Clark. [By her first husband, a
miller in Amherst, to whom she was m. Nov. 28, 1786, and who d.
in Amherst, Mch. 7, 1800, se. 88, she had the following children b.
in Amherst 1. Achsah, b. Aug. 26, 1787, d. in Amherst, Jan. 7,
1802, m. 14; 2. Rufus, b. Dec. 11, 1788, d. in Amherst, Sept. 12, 179G,
SB. 7; 8. Silas, b. Feb. 8, 1791, m. Mch. 21, 1828, Almira Forbu^!).
was a miller in Springfield, Mass., and there d. July 8, 1878, se. 82;
4. Irene, b. Nov. 9, 1792, d. in Amh., Sept. 7, 1796, «e. 7; 5. Linus,
b. Nov. 14, 1794, d. in Amh., Aug. 28, 1796, «e. 1 ; 6. Rufus, b. Nov.
14, 1796, d. in Amh., Sept. 27. 1802, e. 5; 7. Linus, b. Oct. 10, 1798,
d. in Amh., Oct. 1, 1802, se. 8; 8. Irene, b. Aug. 4, 1800, m. Sept 6,
1828, James Pitkin Dexter, a clothier in Amherst, and there resides,
1878.] She d. in Amherst, Aug. 6, 1881, m. 68. ChUd. Eunice
Church, b. Aug. 14, 1809, in Amhertt, m. Oct. 4, 1827, Horace
Dexter, a merchant and fanner, b. in Windsor, Conn. , Dec. 29, 1 828, s.
of David and Mary (Pitkin) Dexter, and d. in Eirtland, O., Aug. 28,
1872, SB. 68. Horace Dexter d. in Eirtland, O., Atig. 21, 1863, se.
69. [CHiild. Irene Boltwood, b. Dec. 6, 1880, m. Sept. 5, 1850,
Hosmer Graham Tryon, a fanner of Eirtland (Willoughby P. O.),
O., where both now, 1978, reside.]
William Boltwood m. (8) Feb. 6, 1888, Mrs. Olive Hastings, b. in
Leverett, Mass., Feb. 19, 1792, dau. of Joel and Sybil (Woodbury)
Smith, and wid. of Lucius Hastings, b. in Amherst, Mass.. Oct 18,
1791, s. of Thomas and Hannah (Billings) Hastings. [By her first
husband, a farmer, to whom she was m. Mch. 8, 1810, and who d.
in Amherst, Sept 25, 1828, se. 81, she had the following chUdren
b. in Amhent. 1. Sarah, b. Feb. 19, 1811, m. May 27, 1885, Benja-
min Lester Sammis, a farmer of South Deerfleld, Mass. ; 2. David,
b. Nov. 4, 1812, HL July 24, 1888, Mary S. Sprague, and nsides,
1878, in Oconomowoc, Wis. ; 8. Horace, b. Nov. 25, 1814, m. Nov.
26, 1889, Sarah B. Squire, and resides, 1878, in Oconomowoc, Wis. ;
4. Sybil Woodbury, b. Nov. 19, 1817, m. Sept 18, 1887, Stillman
Eellogg, a farmer of Hadley, Mass., where both, 1878, reside; 5.
Joel Smith, b. Sept 16, 1818, m. June 26, 1889, Elisabeth Chamber-
lain, and resides, 1878, in Oconomowoc, Wis. ; 6. Hamilton, b. Aug.
88, 1820, m. Jan. 1, 1846, Lodema A. Waahbnm, and resides, 1878,
in Oconomowoc, Wis.]
Mrs. Olive Boltwood m. (8) Apr. 10, 1844, as his second wife.
Rev. Samuel Ware, b. in that part of Norwich which is now Hunt-
ington, Mass., Sept 8, 1781, s. of Jonathan Ware. He grad. at
Williams Col. 1808, was ord. Oct 81, 1810, as pastor of Cong, church
in Ware, Mass., and dis. July 19, 1826. He subsequently resided in
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Conway, Mass., 1827-^; Ambent, Mass., 1883-88; South Deerflcid,
Mass., 1888^; Shelburne, Mass., 1848-58; South Decrfleld; Sun-
derland, Mass. ; South Deerfield, 1866, where he d. at the house of
his son Austin, Aug. 29, 1866, se. 84. [He m. (1) Nov. 20. 1810.
Lucy Parsons, b. in Southampton, Mass., Sept. 15, 1779, dau. of
Isaac and Mhidwell (King) Parsons. She d. in South Deerfleld,
Mass., KoT. 18, 1848, m. 64. Children b. in Ware. 1. Lucy (twin)
b. Sept. 25, 1811, d. in Ware, Oct. 17, 1811; 2. Dau. (twin) b. Sept.
25, 1811, d. in Ware, Sept. 27, 1811; 8. Samuel Austin, b. Feb. 8.
1814, d. in Ware, June 12. 1815, «e. 1; 4. Isaac, b. Jan. 80, 1816. d.
in Ware, Feb. 5, 1816; 5. Elizabeth Parsons, b. Dec 28, 1816, m.
Rev. Theophilus Packard; 6. Lucy, b. July 20, 1819, d. in Ware, in
infancy; 7. Samuel, b. Feb. 26, 1821, m. June 18, 1848. Mary Agnes
Chandler, and is, 1878, a fanner in Batavia, HI. ; 8. Austin, b. Jan.
4, 1828, m. (1) Nov. 28. 1844. Sarah W. Clapp, (2) June 22, 1864,
Sarah A. Hall, and is. 1878, a farmer and deputy sheriff in South
Deerfleld, Mass.] Mrs. OliTe Ware d. in South Deerfield, June 18,
1870, «. 78.
1462, p. 282. Mrs. Mary Whitney d. in Chester, Mass. Her husband,
Jonas Whitney, was the s. of Timothy. Children. 1. Barnabas, b.
May 1, 1791, m. Martha Williams; 2. Harvey, b. July 28, 1795, m.
(1) Amanda Rodgers, (2) Mrs. Lydia Oates; 8. Erastus Marvin, b.
July 28, 1797, m. 1828, Mary C. Jackson, and was a fanner and
blacksmith in Otis, Mass. ; 4. Mary. b. Feb. 20, 1801, m. £11 Oibbs,
a butcher of Chester; 6. Alice, b. Mch. 21, 1802, m. Truman Fay,
and resides, 1878, in Hartford, Conn. ; 6. Silas, b. Apr. 1, 1806, m.
Ann Fay, is a shoemaker, and both reside, 1878, in West Spring-
Held, Mass. ; 7. MUton, b. Apr. 17, 1807, m. Charlotte Little, and
removed to Iowa.
1478, p. 284. Moses Koble resided in Essex Co., K. T., until abt. 1881 ; in
Marshall, Oneida Co., N. T., until abt. 1845; in Walworth Co..
Wis., until abt. 1849; and in Winnebago Co., until his death. He
d. in Ruahford, Wis. HU third wife b. in Essex Co., N.T., a dau.
of Ira Phelps, d. in Kepeuskun, Winnebago Co., or Rushford, Wis.,
Feb., 1878.
1496. Simeon Noble and his wife d. in Hyde Park, Vt Her name
before marriage was prob. Coats, not Coates.
1489. Pfttty Savage was dau. of Seth Savage.
1645, p. 218. Polly Easton m. Dec., 1794, Enoch Winslow, and d. in
Bennington, Vt, Oct 9, 1850, m. 72.
1560. Maiy Freeman, w. of G. A Noble, was b. in K. J., and d. in
Litchfield, O.
1564, p. 219. Roewell Noble m. (2) Celestia Doty or Thornton.
1566, p. 252. Salmon Noble was, according to another account, b. in
New Hartford, Conn., Feb. 19, 1798. His first wife, b., acoonUng
to another account. May 22, 1800, d. Aug. 1, 1848. His second wife
was b. Mch. 1, 1805. He resides, 1878, in Erie, Penn.
1570a, p. 220. Uriah Case, Jr., d. in Louisville, Ky., abt. 1824. Chil-
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dren. 1. Sdmiind Lawrence, d. s. 7; 3. Uritih Flavel, b. Feb. 19.
1796, in Canton, N. Y. ; 8. Chester Nolile. ni. (1) Polly Clark. (2)
Marilla Clark. (8) Harriet N. Dart, and settled in Non\alk, Conn.
1571. Honor Brace CatlJn, tlie first w. of Phineas W. Noble, was h.
1788.
1572. Mar}' Noble was b. in Simsbur}'. Conn.
1578. Amelia Noble was b. in Simsbur}-, Conn.
1580, p. 257. Lyman Noble was b. Nov. 7, 1778.
1588. The wife of Roswell F. Noble was b. in Simsburj-.
1614. Martin Root. Jr., b. in Westtield, Mass. (nccoitling to bis s. ^Iiirous
A.), d. Mcb. 19, 1888. and his w. Mar>- d. in Gnrnvillc. O.. Dec. 20,
1826.
1617. Charles Root rem. in May or June. 183}^. to £<hvHrds Co.. 111.
1619, p. 268. Jacob A. Van Hoenen prei^iretl for coUefn* at Fairfield
seminary, Fairfield, N. Y., and after frritduation went immediately
to the South, and studied law in Memphis. Miss. He m. Catharine
Harper.
1624. The mother of Samuel Shaw was Snndi Scott. He was an intelli-
gent and well-read man, hospitable, courteous, and dijrnilied, whose
honesty and integrity were proverbial. He d. in Bro<»klyu, N. Y.,
Aug. 2, 1878, fe. 05 yrs., 10 mos., and 17 days. Hi» eldest two
diildreu were b. in Lansincburgh, N. Y., the next eight in Albany.
N. Y., and tlie youngest in New York city.
1655, p. 227. Cornelia M. Blair m. July 7, 1859, £. W. Shepard.
1677. Susan Noble was b. in Damascus, Penn. Her husband, David
i^gan, was b. in Cromwell, Scotland, a. of John and Bridget
(McCormick) Egan. Her son James d. in Oregon, Penn. Her son
Henry was b. in Oregon, Penn.
1678. William C. Noble d. Mch. 18, 1878, le. 54. His children were all
b. in Damascus, Penn. Eldnnl i» a P. O. in Damasc:us.
1680. p. 229. Orrin T. Noble was b. Sept 20, 1827, in Damascus, Penn.
His w. was tlie dau. of Thomas and Susanna (Bear) Challacomb.
His dau. Josephine L., b. in Oregon, Penn., m. June 3, 1869, Byron
H. Colver of Wellington, O., b. in Brock)K>rt, N. Y., Dec:. 6, 1846,
s. of Thomas and Mar^* (Colver) Strichfield. His name was
. changed from Strichfield to Colver. Child. Byron, b. Sept. 24,
1870, in WeUington. His dau. Cecelia, b. Oct 2, 1858, in Oregon.
Penn., m. Oct 18. 1875, John Jay Thomas, b. near Geneva. Italy.
Child. John Herbert, b. Feb. 17, 1877, in WeUington.
1701. Silas Noble m. Huldah Malantha Keep, b. in West Granville,
Mass., Aug. 14, 1795, dau. of Sylvanus and Malantha (Robinson)
Keep. His children were b. in Blandford. Mass.
1702. Roland Noble and his children were b. in Russell, Mass. He was
a clothier. In 1848, he removed to Johnston, O., and there d. May
22, 1862, «. 71. His first w. Roxcy Frost, b. in Gninville, Mass.,
Feb. 8, 1797, d. in Blandford, Mass., May 19, 1845, «. 48. His
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second w. Eunice Granger, was h. in SouUiwiclc. Mass., Dec. 4.
1811. She m. (2) . and prob. res., 1878. in Jolinstoo, O.
1710, p. 298. Aurelia Steel was b. in New Hartford, Conn.
1724, p. 282. Quartus Noble m. (2) M. Stobbins; (8) C. Wiiiiams.
1788. The P. O. address of Joseph D. Noble is, 1877, Eaton Rapids,
Eaton Co., Mich. Ann Bootli, w. of Joseph D. Noblf, whr b. in
Lanshmg, Tompkins Co., N. Y.
1761. Isaac O. Noble was b. in ElizAbethtown, N. Y., and has resided
successiTely in Marshall, Oneida Co., N. Y. ; Geneva, Walworth
Co., Wis. ; Rushford, Winnelwgo Co., Wis. ; Chilton, Calumet Co.,
Wis.; and Manitowoc, Manitowoc Co., Wis. He was divorced
from his first wife, who subsequently m. Lcroy Graves, and resides,
1878, in Fond du Lac, Wis. The name of his second son was
Franklin Eugene. His fourth s. is Frederick Moses.
1827. Norman Savage d. Dec. 18, 1878, ae. 68.
1880. Mrs. Aurora StUes d. Jan. 20, 1859, e. 47.
* 1882, p. 325. Henry Noble had dau. Lucy Fortunata, b. May 9, 1878, in
Turin, Italy.
1912. Ursula A. Smith d. in Litchfield, O. William Allison, a. of Amos
and Elizabeth (Allison) Smith, was b. in Windsor, now Coleville,
N. Y., and is, 1878, a farmer in Dorr, Mich. [He m. (2) Oct. 17,
1844, Elizabeth W. Branch, who d. Sept. 5. 1874.] Children b. hi
Litchfield, O. 1. Sarah Elizabeth, b. Oct. 3, 1886. m. Apr. 7,
1859, Cyrus S. Bird, a farmer; 2. Lewis Franklin, b. Oct. 28, 1838,
is a farmer, and resides unm., 1878, in Dorr, Mich. ; 8. Mary Ange-
line, b. Feb. 9, 1840, m. Nov. 7, 18—, Andrew Chaney, a farmer,
and resides, 1878, in Hico, Benton Co., Ark.; 4. Delia Abigail, b.
Aug. 28, 1841, m. Oct. 5, 1871, Daniel V. Goodspeed, a farmer of
Dorr, Mich., and d. Sept. 22, 1878, e. 22; 5. Ursula Ann. b. Jan.
2, 1844, d. in Litchfield. O.
1914. Joel O. Noble rem. , in 1884 or 1835. to Ohio. He resided for many
yrs. in Rochester, O., whence, in the spring of 1857, he removed
to Litchfield, and in the fall of 1865, to Whitehouse, Lucas Co.,
O., where he remained until his death. He was a farmer. His w.
Mary Wheeler, b. hi Ashland Co., O., Jan. 8, 1822, dau. of Ed-
ward and Catharine (Lance) Wheeler, m. (2) Dec. 24, 1878, Chauncey
Ames Stranahan, b. in Plainfield, Conn., Nov. 28, 1817, a. of
Anthony and Anna (Rood) Stranahan. He rem., in the fall of
1884, to Columbia, O.. and m the spring of 1835, to Litchfield,
where he has continued to reside up to the present time, 1878. He
is a blacksmith.
1917. Baltis AJgyre d. in Mick
1918. Anthony T. Stranahan was b. hi Plainfield, Conn., Feb. 14, 1820,
a. of Anthony and Anna (Rood) Stranahan. He removed with his
parents, hi 1884, to Litchfield, O., and ha.« there resided until the
present time, 1878. Children. 1. Mary Ann, b. June 5, 1842, d.
Feb. 24, 1844, ae. 1 ; 2. Augeline Jenett, b. July 80, 1844, m. Mch.
8, 1869, Howard White Brooker, a farmer and mason in Litchfield,
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O. ; 8. Gustflvus Anthony, b. May 28, 1846, m. Dec. 16, 1867, Mary
Jane Norton, and is, 1878, a farmer in Litchfield , O.
1919. George W. Noble rem., Sept., 1876, from Lodi to Republic, O.
Hi8 dau. 27856, Mary Lydia Alice, ^'as b. in Cincinnati, O.
1920. Orpha Mallorj-'p children were b. in Litchfield, O. 1. Lucius A.
reftides, 1878, in Westfield, Mass., and is agent for a Chicago house.
8. Mary E. m. Nov. 29, 1877, En^'in Adams.
1921. Eunice G. Noble was b. Oct. 4. 1823.
1922. Apollos A. Noble was b. May 2, 1825. He d. fe. 22.
1928. Emeline Noble wa^ b. July 4, 1827.
1975. Orange Noble resides, 1878. in Erie, Penn.
1977. Horace W. Noble resides, 1878, in Eric, Penn.
1990. Sarah A. Noble m. Sept. 7, 1847, Luman P. Bissell.
1992. An.son Candee, Jr., b. in Harwinton, 1817, m. Nov. 18, 1845,
Honor C. Noble.
1994. Jane O. Noble m. Dec. 16, 1858, Warren Noble Scoville, who m.
and settled, prior to 1861, in Mershon Cross Roads, Ey., but re-
moved to Orangeburgh, 8. C.
1995. Full name i!« Hector Humphrey. 1996. Amelia Honor. 1997.
Charlotte Jane. 1998. Warren Noble, 1999. Charles Philander.
2000. T>ier Noble.
2089. The w . of Chester T. Noble was b. Feb. 18, 1824.
2040. Roswell J. Noble m. May 28, 1868, Ellen Hepzibeth Holcomb, b.
in Granby, Conn., Dec. 80, 1887, dau. of Charles and Emeline Hep-
zibeth Holcomb.
2046, p. 260. His true name is Walter. The initial C. was given him
during his service in the Civil war, to distinguish him from olhers
whose first name began with the letter W.
2076. Marcus A. Root m. Aug. 12, 1840, LauretU Esther Kennedy.
2077. Linus Root is, 1878, a farmer in Newark, O.
2078. Charles Barrett, the husband of Mary Root, is, 1878, a farmer in
Granville, O.
2079. Moses B. Root m. Feb. 10 or Mch. 12, 1842, Elizabeth Ann How-
ard. He is, 1878, a marble-worker and merchant in Ottumwa, Iowa.
2080. Martha DUle}* d. in Granville, O.. July 7, 1865, «. 47. Her hus-
band, James C. Dilley, was a farmer, hotel-keeper, and merchant in
Granville. O.
2082. Lyaander Root was m. Oct., 1847.
2088. Damaris Root, according to another authority, d. Apr. 26, 1825.
2100. Jemima Root m. Nov. 20, 1887, Tyler Gunn.
2101. Charles J. lioot m. Sept. 14, 1841, Marilla Lee.
2105. Carlton B. Root m. Oct. 21, 1847, Nancy E. Baird.
2106. Henry E. Root m. Oct. 12, 1848, Mary A. Newman.
2188. James G. Shaw is, 1878, a blank-book manufacturer in New York
city.
2184. Henry Shaw d. unm., Nov. 8, 1867, e. 54.
2186. Charles Shaw resides, 1878, In Brooklyn, N. Y., and is engaged in
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turer.
2187. Amelia L. Smith, a widow, resides. 1878, in Oswego, N. Y. Her
husband was John Willard Smith.
2188. Helen M. Shaw, acconling to another authority, d. July 20, 1852.
2141. Harriet N. Shaw d. unm., Feb. 12. 1864, «. 35.
2142. John S. Shaw is imirried and n^sides, 1878, in Nebraska.
2253. Edward Bollwoo<l d. Feb. 0, 1878, «. 88, in Cairo, Egypt, whilher
he had gone for his health.
22(H». Henr>' L. Bollwood rero«»ved, 187«, to Ottawa, 111.
2272. John E. Boltwood and family, accompanied by his mother, re-
moved Kov. 5. 1878, to OttaAva, Kan.
2281. Celia M. Bliss m. Spencer Hubbard Wood. In the Civil war he
scTveil in Co. D., 87 Ma^s. Keg., having been mattered into the kt-
vice Aug. 18, 1862, and mustei-ecl out June 28, 1865.
2868. Malantba I>. Noble, b. in Bhiudfonl, Mass., m. Frederick Augus-
tus Ripley, b. in Blandfonl, Aug. 8, 1812, s. of John Bradford and
Elizabeth (Barnard) Hipley. He is, 1878, a farmer in Granvilk*.
Mass. Their eldest dau., LuciiKla Anlelia, b. in filandford, 3IaKH.,
m. May 11, 1870, George Heui"}* Justin of Granville, Mass.,. who is.
1878, a repairer of cars in Palmer, Mas.s. Their second dau.. Mary
Newlwrrj', b. in Blaudfoixl, Mass., m. Meh. 22, 1871, William Cal-
vin Clark of Granvillv, Mass., who is, 1878, a dealer in flour, feed,
and grain. M. D. Ripley's dau., Ella Malantba, b. Dec. 4, 1856,
in West Granville, Mass., m. Nov. 14, 1877, Wilbert F. Loomis, a
farmer of Westfleld, Mass.
2869. Abigail L. Noble, b. in Blandford, Mass., m. James Dyer Ripley,
b. in Blandford, Oct. 13, 1822, s. of John Bradford and Elizabeth
(Barnard) Ripley, ami ivsides, 1878, in Granville, Mass. Their son,
Silas L., b. in Gnmvilk*, Mass., m. Catharine Clark. Their dau.,
Emma, b. in Granville, May 27, 1853, m. Thomas M. Hazelton, u
carpenter, 1878, of Westfleld, Mass.
2871. Lorenzo H. Noble m. Dec. 28, 1865, Eliz<ibeth Hannah Ripley, b.
in West Granville, Mass., Mch. 21, 1842, dau. of John Darrow and
Philena Esther (Brown) Ripley. He res., 1878, in Granville, Mass.
2872. Wealthy F. Noble, m. 1841, William J. Ripley, and d. in Ruaaell.
Mass.
2874, p. 852. Eliza 8. Smith, w. of Edwin C. Noble, was b. Feb. 8, 1884.
2875. Orville Noble removed, Apr., 1855, from Gnmville, Mass., to
Urbana, O. He was a market -gardener, but is now, 1878, a broker.
His wife, Caroline A. Bates, was b. in Southampton, Maaa., Apr.
14, 1820. Her mother was Julia Hubbard.
2878. Lucius O. Gibbons was b. July 25, 1826. He d. in GranviUe, Maaa.
One authority gives Oct. 81, as the date of the marriage of hSa widow
to Dayton Loomis.
2879. Frank S. Henry d. Nov. 10, 1877, ae. 28. Child. Lawrence Frank,
b. Aug. 6, 1876.
2896, p. 854, 1. 17. The general catalogue of Union College givea the mid-
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die name of Mr. Dake as MelaDCtbon, while his father-in-law, Selh
Noble, says it is Mosber.
2417. Daniel B. Noble wa.s b. in YankiH? Seitlemenl, now £dgewrx>d,
Iowa.
242^, p. 800. Alvin S. Noble m. Betilah J. Buck.
2484. Henry Hchoonmnker, b. Feb. 4, 1836, res. in Hamlin, ^lich.. and
d. Mch. 1, 1861. AK*] 6. Stoddard res. in Hamlin. Mich., and
fherv d.
2485. Ikhhc C. 8mitb, acconlin;r to another account, was b. Oct. 14, 182t),
and d. Mch. 1, 1870, le. 40. His children were bom in Hamlin.
2480. AVi'lls H. II. Nobk* wmk b. in CbarleMtown, ()., and d. in Humlin,
Midi, May 4, 1847. le. 8.
2488. David J. Bradfonl, whose middle name is sim])ly an initial, was b.
in Spring Arbor. Mich., Mch. 11, 1835» and m. May 15, 1863. The
middle name of his father is Bonfy. They reside, 1878. in Hamlin,
3Iich.
2480. John A. Noble, in the CMvil war, served in Co. H, 8th Mich. Cuv.
2490. George B. Noble, in the Civil war, served in Cc». B, 8th Mich. Cav.
2048. 2640, 2650. All were b. in Jefferson, O.
2715. Benjamin D. Noble, m. M. A. Kimmell or Kcmmell.
271t>. Danford F. Noble*s eldc*st child, a son, d. in infancy.
2721. Ir\'ing A. Noble, during the Civil war, ser\'ed for four yearn, firKi
in 7th Ohio Inft., and aften^-ard in 166th Ohio Inft. He m. (2) June
21, 1877, Alice Nickerson.
2722. Martha A. Walker's child by first marriage was named Ettic Ly-
man.
2724. Lewis Noble, d. Mch. 18, 1842.
2726. Mary £. Noble was b. in Rochester, O.
2784. Frank £. Palmer grad. 1877, at Cleveland Homoeopathic Col., and,
1878, practices medicine In Republic, O.
2735a. Levi C. Algyre resides, 1878, in 8t Louis, Mo.
2868. George 6. Boltwood is, Nov., 1878, a member of the class of 1882
in Yale College.
2084^. Mar>* Bates Noble was b. May 19, 1860, in Urbana. O.
2956. Eimice A. Noble was b. in Farmersville, N. Y. Her husband,
James 8elway, was b. in Red Hill, Somersetshire, Eng., s. of James
and Eliza (Maidment) Selwa}'. His child, Herbert B., was b. in
Beaver Head Valley, Montana Ten
8057, p. 874. Mercy, wid. of Matthew Noble, prob. d. in Westiield, Mass.,
Jan. 15, 1784, m. 80.
8081. 1. 17. Jared, s. of Abner and Rhoda Dewey, a farmer, removed
to 8t. Lawrence Co., N. Y., and d. about 1856, e. about 80. Their
dau. Lydia m. Dr. Roswell Hopkins of Veigennea, Yt, who, after
her death there, about 1815, m. about 50, removed to Hopkinton, N. Y.
Their dau. Zerviah, m. per. David Clark of Hoodck FaUs, N. Y.
Their dau. Rhoda, m. Stone, and d. in Hoodck Falls,
N. Y. Their dau. Lucretia d. unm. in Stockbridge, N. Y. One of
their sons, auppoeed to have been the yoongeat, was named Lan-
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8090. Abigail Ashley bad also at Pittsfield; 6. AbigaU, b. Sept. 18, 1761 ;
7. Hannah, b. June 2, 1764; 8. Oliver, b. Nov. 90, 1766; 9. Eliza-
beth, b. June 18, 1768, d. Dec. 21, 1769; 10. Sarah, bapt. Jan. 6, 177-.
8181, p. 898. Dr. Gideon Noble d. July 29, 1807.
8190. Mrs. Electa Johnson d. in Vernon, Nov. 6, 1878, «. 91.
8281, p. 890. Elisha Sheldon d. Sept. 18, 1851.
8288. Esther Olds is said to have resided for a time in Canandaigua,
N. Y.
8286, p. 410. Elisha Noble was for a time a dr}'-good8 merchant in Troy,
N. T., where he failed in business. He subsequently resided in
Geneseo, N. Y., Stafford, N. Y., West Bethany, N. Y., and Ben-
nington, N. Y., where he d. Mch. 8 or 11, 1888, «. 72. He m. (1)
Mrs. Mary Olds, dau. of Mudge, prob. b. in Canaan, Conn.
She prob. d. in Franklin, N. Y. He m. (2) Candace Beach, b. in
Hartland, Conn., July 9, 1782, dau. of Cephas and Amelia (Austin)
Beach. She d. in Bennington, N. Y., Feb. 15 or May 17, 1849.
Children by second marriage b. in Geneseo. 1. James Beach, b.
Dec. 20, 1811; 2. John Austin, b. July 26, 1818, m. Peddy Lucina
Austin; 3. Henry Lawrence, b. June 28, 1615, m. Mercy TVilson,
and removed as early as 1848 to Benton, Oregon; 4. Mary, b. Apr.
22, 1817, m. Thomas J: Robinson; 5. Harriet Amcliii, b. June 17,
1819, m. Sylvester Shaw, b. in Bloomfleld, N. Y., May 27, 1818, s.
of John Shaw, who was b. in Bennington, Yt., and Polly Fox, who
was b. in Sheffield, Mass. He is, 1878, a fanner in Bradford (Lee
Center P. O.), 111. [Children. 1. Oscar Fitzerland, b. Oct. 1,
1846, m. Mch. 28, 1870. Sarah Diantha Rice, and is, 1878, a fanner
in lime Spring, Iowa; 2. James Noble, b. July 12, 1849, unuL, is,
1878, a farmer in Bradford; 8. Frederic Augustus, b. Sept. 5, 1852,
unm., is, 1878, a farmer in Bradford; 4, Harriet Amelia, b. Sept.
21, 1854; 5. Alida Edwina, b. Jan. 24, 1857, m. Oct. 25, 1877, John
Raymond Daniels, a farmer who resides, 1878, in Amboy, 111. ; 6.
Ella Eugenia, b. Jan. 15, 1859; 7. Carrie Inez, b. July 29, 1862, d.
Jan. 9, 1864, «e. 1]; 6. Elizabeth, b. May 28, 1822, m. Henry Abel,
a farmer, who d. during the Civil war. She has, 1878, a son Wil-
liam Henry.
8240, p. 412. Enoch Noble, a wagon-maker, is said to have resided in
Caaandaigua, N. Y. He m. Adeline Tracy.
8241, p. 412. Major Noble was a farmer. He d. 1858, in Williamsville,
Erie Co., N. Y. He m. Maiy WeUs.
8264, p. 418. Nathaniel Wilcox, who m. the widow of Silas Noble, was
a fanner.
8275, p. 422. Samuel Noble d. Jan. 22, 1878. His wid. d. in Tinmoath,
Vt, Mch. 2, 1878. The maiden name of her mother was Huldah
Potter.
8276, p. 428. Mrs. Relief Harris d. in Hartford, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1878,
c. Olyrs.
8279, p. 424. Horace Noble, b. abt. 1772, d. Feb. 20 or 25, 1854.
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8827. Adoniram Koble, b. 1705, in Canaan, Conn., d. in Glastonbur}',
Conn., July, 1866. [His wid. m. (8) Feb. 14, 1868, Qeorge Gam-
mons.] He had eight sons and six daughters. Four of the sons
(one of whom is named John) reside, 1878, in Qlnstonbury, and are
married.
8888, p. 487. Erastus d. abt. 1857, not in Hartfoni, but in Glastonbury.
Conn.
8878, p. 447. Instead of the record printed in the body nf the work,
insert the following: Polly Noble, dau. of Eager, was b. in West-
field, Mass., Aug. 88, 1781. and d. in Grcig, N. Y... Apr. 7, 1846,
«. 65. Shem. Feb. 7, 1805, William Carter, b. in Wctstfleld, Mhs».,
Apr. 1, 1782, s. of William and Molly (Backet) Carter. He re-
moved in 1810, from Westfidd to Greig, N. Y.. and d. June 21.
1865, «. 88. He was a fanner. Children. 1. Charlotte, b. July
8, 1806, in Westlleld, m. Aug. 1, 1847, Lester Phillips, a farmer,
and d. in Alexandria, N. Y.. July 14, 1862, m. 55; 2. Emily, b.
Jan. 8, 1808, in Westfleld, and there d. June 5, 1818, se. 6; 8.
Babrina, b. Not. 5, 1810, in Westfleld, and there d. Jan. 27, 1815,
te. 4; 4. Salina, b. Oct. 26, 1812, in Westfleld, and there d. Feb. 10.
1815, te. 2; 5. William, b. Aug. 16, 1814, in Westfleld, m. Sept. 0,
1843, Sarah Hamlin, and is, 1878, a farmer in Empire, Mich. ; 6.
Eliza, b. Nov. 18, 1816, in Westfleld, m. 1886, Alex. Hess, a farmer,
and d. in Gieig. N. Y., Apr. 20, 1880, e. 22; 7. Hiram, b. Feb. 20.
1820, in Turin, m. (1) abt. 1847, Almira Brown; (2) abt. 1864, Almira
Myers, and is, 1878, a farmer in Greig (P. O. Turin), N. Y. ; 8.
George, b. May 12, 1822, in Gieig, N. Y., m. Sept. 21, 1848. Nancy
Hurst, and resides, 1878, in Gre^ (P. O. Turin), N. Y.
8884, p. 440. Lucas Cowles was b. Apr., 1800.
8802. Roland Mosely was a farmer and tanner.
8805. Charles Moeely d. in Bloomingdale, 111., Jan. 10, 1878, ae. 84.
8484, p. 454. Sybil Hart, the second wife of Theodore F. Noble, was b.
in Copenhagen, N. Y., 1841, dau. of Reuben and Betsey (CoU')
Hart.
8488, p. 411. John.Austin Noble is a farmer, and resides, 1878, in Lud-
dington, Mich. He m. Mch. 15, 1840, Peddy Lucina Austin.
Children. 1. Albert Austin, b. Sept. 27, 1842, in Byron, N. Y., d.
e. 8; 2. Louisa Melissa, b. Dec. 8, 1844, in Dupage, Bl., m. Edwin
Grant, a carpenter, and d. Sept., 1877, te. 88 [Children. 1. Bertie;
2. Leslie; 8. Major; 4. Allen; 5. Gladys]; 3. Alta Lodema, b. May
2, 1846, in Walworth Co., Wis., m. WUlard Rider, a wagon-maker
[ChOdien. 1. WiUard; 2. Ella; 8. Alta Lucina]; 4. WUliam Wal-
lace, b. July 10, 1840, in Walworth Co., Wis., m. Selena French,
and is, 1878, a carpenter in Luddington [Child. Bertha Alice]; 5.
Ludna Maria, b. July 2, 1851, in Walworth Co., Wis., m. Evereii
Acfcley of Yt , a farmer [Children. 1. Grace; 2. Eflle] ; 6. Charii >
Lewis, b. Dec. 80, 1852, in Walw<«th Co., Wis., unm., resides.
1878, in Luddington.
8484. James B. Noble m. Mahala Alvira Higgins, b. in Chesterfield,
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N. H., Sept. 5, 1815, dau. of Thomas and Relief Dickinson (Pen-
body) Higgins. He is, 1878, a carpenter and farmer in Brookfield
(P. O. Butler), Wis. Cbildien. 1. William Henr}*. b. Dec. C,
1845, in Cowlesville, N. T., m. AWina [Children. 1. Gor-
don Quy: 2. Caroline Eva]; 2. Caroline Ellen, b. May 80, 1847, in
CowlesTille, m. John Crofoot Wheeler, b. in Brookfield. Wis., Jan.
12, 1848. 8. of Austin and Sarah Wheeler [Children. 1. Frankif
Sarah; 2. James Manley; 3. Crissey Earl]; 8. Thomas Jefferson,
b. May 27, 1852, in Brookfield, Wis., is, 1878, running a transporta-
tion team in the Black Hills; 4. Frank James, b. Aug. 22, 18'»4, in
Brookfield, Wis., resides, 1878, with his parento.
8485. Maiy Noble m. June 5, 1840, Thomas Jefferson Robinson, s. of
Nathan Robinson. He was a hotel-keeper in Cowlesville, N. Y. .
and d. Aug. 15, 1846. Children b. in Cowlesville. 1. Helen, b.
May 9, 1841; 2. George W., b. Apr. 4. 1842. is. 1878, a photogmplier
in Benton Harbor, Mich. ; 8. Augusta Jane. b. Apr. 17, 184a, ni.
June 6, 1872, Edwin Bamel Loveland. and resides, 1878, in Niugara
Falls, N. Y.
8487. Almira Noble m. King, a merchant-tailor of Detroit. Mich.
8502. Ithamar Smith, a physician, lived and d. in Sheftield, Mass.
8507. Sarah Noble m. Thomas, and resided, abt. 1803. in Buffalo,
N. Y.
8508. Eliza Noble m. Frank Hopkins of Hebron. Conn., who rem. t(»
Lancaster, N. Y., and abt. 1852 to Willougbby. O., where slie,
1878, resides.
8512. Alta Lucina Noble m. Wells, and resided, abt. 1803, in
Buffalo, N. Y.
8587, p. 470. Albert J. Harrison, who m. Mar}* Noble, was b. in Corn-
wall, Conn. The maiden name of his motber was Rachel Johnson.
8585. Horace Hamlin was a farmer.
8687. Ludan Noble m. Jan. 80, 1881, Emily Wilcox, b. in East Bloom-
field, N. Y., Apr. 26, 1809, dau. of Smith and Martha (Turner.^
Wilcox. He has been a deacon, teacher, elder, and higb-priest in
the Mormon church. He is a farmer. Children. 1. Angeline
Wilcox, b. Oct. 26, 1831, in Livonia, Mich., m. July 22. 1855, Ini
Nathaniel Hinckley, b. in Johnstown, C. E., Oct. 30, 1828, s. of
Nathaniel and Lois (Judd) Hinckley, who is, 1878, a stock-raiser,
and mayor of Fillmore City. Utah Ter. [Children. 1. Emily
Angelina, b. Mcb. 81, 1856, in Salt Lake City; 2. Laverna Noble,
b. Nov. 28, 1858, in Salt Lake City; 3. Ira Noble, b. Nov. 24. 1860.
in Salt Lake City; 4. Amelia Clarissa, b. Aug. 21, 1868, in Salt
Lake City, and there d. Nov. 10, 1865, ». 2; 5. Harvey Noble, b.
Dec. 24, 1865, in Salt Uke City, and there d. Oct 9, 1876. s. 10;
6. Bryant Stringham, b. July 9, 1867, in Coalville, Utah Ter. ; 7.
Arza Alonzo, b. Apr. 23, 1870, in Cove Creek, Utah Ter. ; 8. Elmer
Eugene, b. Dec 9, 1872]; 2. Adelaide Cameron E., b. Aug. 4,
1883, in Livonia, m. Dec. 11, 1853, Ira Nathaniel Hinckley, b. hi
Johnstown, C. £., Oct 80, 1828, a. of Nathaniel and Lois (Judd)
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Hinckley [Children b. In Salt Lake City. 1. Martha Adelaide, b.
Aug. 18, 1854; 8. Minerva Angeline, b. Dec 8, 1856, m. Dec. 85,
1877, William A. Ray of Fillmore, Utah Ter.; 8. Lois Electa, b.
KoT. 14, 1857, d. in Cove Creek, Utah Ter., Sept 88, 1877; 4.
Luna Adell, b. Mch. 81, 1880; 5. Lacian Noble, b. Nov. 29, 1882,
in Coalville, Utah Ter. ; 8. Edwin Smith, b. Aug. 81, 1888, in Cove
Creek; 7. Nellie E., b. Oct 81, 1870, in Cove Creek; 8. Ernest
Leone, b. May 26, 1874, in Cove Creek; 9. Irene Noble, b. Sept.
11, 1877, in Cove Creek]; a Lucian Oarduroua, b. Dec. 20, 1837,
in Livonia, d. in Nebraska, Sept 28, 1846, «. 9; 4. Theodore
Smith, b. Aug. 6, 1840, in Livonia, d. in Salt Lake City, June 8,
1851, «. 10; 5. Emily Electa, b. Sept 28. 1846, in Nebraska, m.
Aug. 28, 1872, Dr. Morrill Lock wood Davia, b. in West Mendon.
N. T., May 12, 1825, s. of Melvin and Pamelia (Lockwood) Davis
[Children b. in Salt Lake City. 1. Melvin Lucian, b. Feb. 25,
1874, d. Apr. 29, 1874, te. 2 mos. ; 2. Morrill Lockwood, b. Jan. 22,
1875; 8. Emily Augusta, b. Nov. 20, 1877].
8618. Eliza Clark was b. in llnmouth, Vt Her mother's maiden name
was Lydia Bingham. Absalom Noble's children, all b. in Tinmouth,
were, 1. Samuel Absalom, b. July 5. 1843, m. Jan. 5, 1869, Mar^'
Gilbert, dau. of Dexter and Orra (Ballard) Gilbert of Tinmouth.
He is, 1878, a fanner in Tinmouth [Children. 1. Gertrude, b. June
22, 1870, d. Jan. 20, 1874, «. 8; 2. Gilbert, b. Dec. 80, 1878, d.
Aug. 9. 1877, SB. 8; 8. Lottie, b. Sept 26, 1876] ; 2. Theophilus C, b.
Mch. 5, 1848, m. Sept 7, 1870, Alice Cobb, dau. of Lyman and
Jane (Cole) Cobb. He is, 1878, a fanner in Tinmouth [Children.
1. Learned Pray, b. July 9, 1871; 2. John Edwin, b. Jan. 8, 1874;
8. Son, b. Nov. 12, 1877]; 8. John Bingham, b. June 8, 1854, unm.,
is, 1878, a cheese-maker in Tinmouth.
8644. Julia Fowler d. in Walnut Hills, O., Mch. 1, 1866.
8645. Edward Noble d. In Lebanon, O., Apr. 16, 1874, se. 76.
8650. Almira Noble m. (1) Lewis M. Wood, and d. 1843.
8652. Harriet Noble was b. Feb. 14, 1815.
8658, p. 482. Amelia Jane Noble was b. in Pleasant Ridge, O., June 8,
1817. Axel S. Lyman was b. in Potsdam, N. Y.
8686, p. 488. Joseph B. Noble m. Apr. 5, 1848, Sarah B. Alley, b. in
Lynn, Mass., Oct 17, 1819, dau. of John Alley, who was b. hi
L3mn, Mass., Jan. 14, 1777, and there d. June 7, 1851, m, 74, and
Mercy Buifum, who was b. in Salem, Mass., Apr. 5, 1779, m. Oct.
25, 1800, and d. in Lynn, Mass., Oct 29, 1862, «. 88. Mrs. Sa»h B.
Noble d. in Nebraska Ter., Dec. 1, 1846, se. 27. Children. 1.
George Omner, b. Feb. 2, 1844, In Nauvoo, 111., m. Dec. 11, 1871,
Alice Elizabeth Cox, b. in Branston, near Nottingham, Eng., Feb.
24, 1849. dau. of William Cox, b. in Dkston, Derbyshire, Eng., and
d. in Old Radford, near Nottingham, Eng., Apr. 28, 18T1. and Jane
Bivens, who d. in Bountiful, Utah Ter., Oct. 15, 1874. He has
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been an elder in the Church of Jesus Clirist of Latter Day Saints,
and resides. 1878, in Bountiful, Utah Ter.
Joseph B. Noble m. June 88, 1846, Maiy Ann Washburn, b. in West
Chester Co., N. Y., Nov. 18, 1888, dau. of Abraham Washburn, who
was b. in Nine Partners, N. Y., Mch. 5, 1800, and Tamar Shoo-
maker, who was b. in Nine PUrtners, N. Y., July 6, 1805. Chil-
dren of J. B. and M. A. Noble, aU hearing the Mumame nf WaMurn,
1. Mary Elizabeth, b. Feb. 86, 1847, in Neb. Ter., d. in Salt Lake
City, Utah Ter., Dec. 10, 1866, «. 8; 8. Tamar, b. Aug. 88. 1849, in
Salt Lake City, and there d. Sept. 18, 1849, e. 14 days; 8. Joseph, b.
Oct. 11. 1868, in Salt Lake City, m. Mch. 10, 1873, Maryette Curtis,
b. in SpringriUe, Uuh Ter., Jan. 16, 1868. dau. of John White Cour-
tis, b. in Rutland, Penn., Aug. 11, 1890, and Tamar Durfee, b. in
Lenox, N. J., Mch. 6, 1818, and m. Apr. 7, 1861. J. Washburn is
an elder in the Mormon Church, and resides, 1878, in Springville,
Utah Ter. ; 4. Hiram, b. June 11, 1866, in Salt Lake City, and there
d. June 16, 1866, ». 4 days.
Joseph B. Noble m. Feb. 11, 1847, Susan Ashby, wid. of Nathaniel
Ashby , and dau. of Hammond. She d. in Salt Lake City. May
16,1861. Child. Louisa Adeline, b. Dec. 18, 1849, in Salt Lake City,
m. Dec. 87, 1877, Rodney Carlos Badger, b. in Salt Lake City, Sept.
6, 1848, s. of Rodney and Nancy (Oarr) Badger. He resides. 1878.
in Salt Lake City, and is in the employ of the Utah Southern R R
8740. Mrs. Betsey A. Palmer resides, 1878, in Fillmore, Barry Co., Mich.
8987, p. 464. James Henry Noble m. 1861. Jane Ann Dunham, dau. of
Alphafar and Ann (Nichols) Dunham. Children. 1. Oeoige Wash-
ington; 8. William; 8. Albert James; 4 Winifred; 6. Nettie; 6.
Jay.
8988. Mary I. Noble m. Jan: 8. 1808. Horatio Oridley. b. in Rome.
N. Y. He is, 1878. a policeman, and res. in Rome. Children.
1. Minnie Bell; 8. Ophelia Augusta Root; 8. Anna Sarah; 4. George
Noble.
4009. Charles N. Yeamans was m. Oct. 16, 1867.
4084. Leroy C. Noble m. Sept 18, 1877, Maria £. Campbell.
4168. Ellen Harrison was b. Sept. 18. 1888.
4168. Elizabeth J. Harrison m. May, 1866, John M. Oillam, a lumlier-
man, 1878, in Hubbardstown, Mich.
4164. Luther C. Harrison m. Mary Zaaley. He is a fanner.
4160. Andrew J. Harrison m. Hattie £. Walker. He is a farmer.
4167. Charles Alford, or Alford Charles Harrison, m. Barbara Beegle.
He is a farmer.
4866. John Thompson Ballard, who m. Frances H. Noble, was b. in
Tinmouth, Vt
4867. Charles F. Noble m. Mary Frances Bdgerton, b. in Clarendon, Vt.
Her mother's middle name was Ann.
4868. Charlotte Amanda Norton was b. in Clarendon. Vt.
4809. Mary £. Noble d. in Tinmouth. Vt.
4871. Child d. in Tinmouth June 86. 1861.
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4271a. Child d. in Tinmoutb, Feb. 7, 1858.
4272. James £. Noble d. in Tinmouth.
4289. William T. Lyman, b. in Philadelphia, Penn.. resided, 1878. in
Ansonia, Conn.
4200. Edward M. Lyman was b. in Philadelphia.
4291. Haxy K. Lyman was b. in New Torlc city.
4292. Louise £. Lyman, b. in Brooklyn, N. Y., was m. Mch. 25, 1875.
4298. Julia A. Lyman, b. in New York city, m. Not. 27, 1877, Living-
ston Middleditch of Brooklyn, N. Y.
4294. Anna G. Lyman was b. in New York city.
4295. Ella J. Lyman was b. in New York city.
4206. Harriet E. Lyman was b. in New York city.
4581. Justin Campbell d. in Utica, N. Y.
4619. Sarah Noble, m. Mch. 15, 1799, Bcnajah Millard of Pittsfield, Mass.
4665, p. 589. Ensign Noble resides, 1878, in Grand Rapids, Mich. Hift
(1) wife, Amanda, d. 8ept. 11, 1850. Be had Electa, b. Mch. 22,
1886.
4670» p. 518. Norman Noble resides, 1878, in Quincy, Mich.
4801. Hiram Noble, Jr., m. Mch. 80, 1862, Elizabeth Bmith.
4804. Augustas Noble had also, Dau. b. and d. Not. 23, 1846, and Lewis
Henry, b. June 7, 1858, who d. May 14, 1875, m, 21, while a mem-
ber of the class of 1876, in Wesleyan University. His dau. Harriet
A. was b. Apr. 11.
4901. Eliza Noble, b. Mch. 19, 1827, m. Smith, and d. July 24,
1877, m. 50.
4902. Sarah Noble, b. Mch. 16, 1882. d.
4908. William Noble, b. Dec. 80, 1880, resides, 1878, in Byron, Mich.
4904. Lucy Noble was b. Mch. 80, 1884.
4978. The wife of Homer A. Noble wa& b. in Tinton Falls (Sunbur}-),
N. J.
5076. The middle name of the wife of Lyman W. Noble, is Ann.
5172, p. 575. Catharine Noble, wid. of Samuel, m. (2) July 26, 1791,
Philip PitU, who had m. (1) Jan. 25, 1787, Lovisa Weller.
5201, p. 582. Mrs. SUence Noble m. (2) Mch. 22, 1789, Septimius Bing-
5222, p. 592. The children of Luke Noble were b. in Rupert, Vt. H. K.
Fowler giTes Nov. 29, 1827, as the date of the death of his wife.
5248. Samuel Judd was pub. to Lydia Sacket, Mch. 8, 1807.
5812. Anna Root was b. May 2, 1769.
5885, p. 600. Her gravestone gives Mch. 16, 1844, as the date of the death
of Mrs. Sophia King.
5892, p. 606. Si^y C. Noble m. Apr. 28, 1814, Lois Phelps.
5488. Mary J. Noble, dau. of Walter, m. Dec 10, 1851, George W.
Lane.
5477, p. 598. Lewis Noble, s. of Cummins, was b. July 7, 1814, resided
in Antwerp, N. Y., from about 1828 to 1887, and then removed to
Conneaut, 0., where he d. July 26, 1865, «. 51. He m. Aug. 28,
1836, Nancy French, b. in Calamus, Genesee Co., N. Y., July 8,
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No. aod Pige.
1816, dau. of Ralph aod Mar}' (Gridlvy) French. 8he rcsiden, 1878,
in Erie, Penn. Child. George Emery, b. July 9, 184S, in Con-
neaut, m. July 28, 1889, Helen Baker Olds, b. Apr. 21, 1840, dan.
of Joel and Julia Hibbaid (Baker) Olds. He is, 1878, a printer in
Erie, Penn. No children.
5589. Bamuel K. King d.. according to the inscription on his graTcstono,
Dec. 18, 1881, m. 15. If bom in 1818, he would have been but 18.
5807. Mrs. Martha W. Brass d. in Westfield, Mass., Not. 21, 1873, «. 37.
5614 Joseph G. Noble m. (1) Lucia Victoria Shepard, dau. of Edmund
Shepard. She d. Aug. 22, 1875, m. 85. He m. (2) Nov. 15, 1877,
Mrs. Nellie J. Harle, dau. of Andrew Campbell of Westfield, Mass.
5667. Wilson Noble of Springfield, Mass., blacksmith, or, as he is called
on the Springfield town record, Wilson W. Noble, m. (2) May 7,
1868, Anna J. Hopkins of Windsor, Vt, b. about 1827, being her
third marriage.
5672. Margaret Noble, first w. of Caleb A. Noble, b. in Ireland, d. in
Westfield, Mass., Jan. 22, 1868, c. 42.
5684. Fidelia Sherman d. in Greenwich, N. Y., Oct., 1875, «. 70.
5689. Royal S. Noble d. in Wilmington, lU., Aug. 1. 1862, ». 44. Hift s.
Warren S., m. Mch. 18, 1870, Elizabeth A. Touyell. He resides,
1878, in Joliet, ID., and is sheriff of Will Co. [Children. 1. Wil-
liam Royal, b. Feb. 15, 1872, d. Sept. 8. 1872; 2. Maud (twin), li.
• Aug. 4, 1878; 8. Bessie (twin), b. Aug. 4, 1878; 4 Royal Sargent,
b. Feb. 14, 1876; 5. Clarence, b. Dec. 8, 1877.] Henry Noble, b. in
Princeton, 111., was a clerk. In the Civil war he enlisted, Aug. 7.
1862, in the U. S. service, was taken prisoner at Chickamauga, Sept.
20. 1868, and d. in a hospital in Wilmington, N. C, Mch. 8, 1865,
s. 21. James R Noble was b. in Twinsburgh, O., is, 1878, unm.,
and a deputy-sheriff and Jailer in Joliet, III. Ann E. Noble, b. in
Lemont, 111., d. in Reed, 111., Oct. 4, 1847. Homer £. Noble, b. in
Reed (now Custer), 111., resides, 1878, In Wilmington, 111. Emily J.
Noble was b. and d. In Reed, 111. Mary E. Noble, dau. of Royal S.
Noble, was b. Dec 29, 1856, in Wilmington, 111., m. Apr. 16, 1878.
Lewis W. Slauson, and resides, 1878, in Wilmington. Charles A.
Noble, s. of Royal & Noble, was b. Oct. 12, 1859, and is, 1878.
sheriff's clerk in Joliet, lU.
5810, p. 645. Abigail Noble m. Dec 29, 1778, Cofll] Wood.
5841, p. 656. Lucy Noble, according to the Pittsfleld recs., bl Oct. 19,
1795, David Daniels.
5848. Lupy Noble, m. Mch., 1792, Henry Collins.
5904. Lovisa Noble, wid. of William B., m. (2) Harlow Dewey, to whom
she was pub. May 6, 1848. Mary £. Grant m. (2) Oct 6, 1875, Joel
H. Fox.
5967, p. 671. Maiy Noble was m. Feb. 18, 1800.
5992. Rollin Noble d. in Jamestown, Ind.
5998, p. 655. George Butler, s. of Qeorgt and Chloe Butler, was b. Feb.
29, 1792, and d. Dec 1, 1819, se. 27. Children. 1. Lydla, b. July
11, 1816; 2. George, b. Nov. 17, 1818.
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No. and Vmge.
6017. His nephew, John B. Palmer, gives July 17, 1785, as the date of
the birth of Hon. Robinson Palmer, and July 80, 1877, ss the date
of his death, which would make his age at that time 91.
0077. Bamuel Salisbury, a farmer, d. Oct. 12, 1877, ». 90. All his chil
dren were b. in Warsaw, N. Y. Cynthia Harcelia resides, 1878, in
Greenville, Mich. Her husband, a carriage-maker, d. in Ashvillc
(Harmony), N. Y. Mclvina Ann, and her husband, reside, 1878, in
Warsaw, N. Y. Samuel Hopkins m. Oct. 9. 1859, Maria Antoinette
Connable. He resides, 1878, in Warsaw, N. Y., and is an advance
agent of Stone <fe Ck)'s circus.
6078. Isaac Shaw was a farmer. His widow resides, 1878» in Barcelona,
N. Y. Her dau. Melva Janette, m. O. Persons, a farmer, and
resides, 1878. in Westfleld, N. Y.
6079. Russell P. Noble resides, 1878, in Bust! (P. O. Harmony), N. Y.
His son Dwight F. is, 1878, a farmer in Poland, N. Y. His son
Melvin is, 1878, a fanner in Busti, N. Y. '
6Q97. Isaac Noble d. Nov. 28, 1875, c. 72. His wife was b. in Pownal.
Vt, and resides, 1878, in Cheshire, Mich. His sons Daniel D. and
Spencer V. are, 1878. farmers.
6195, p. 690. Dr. Alfred B. Noble m. (2) Sept. 7, 1884, Elisabeth Douglas
Tea, b. July 22, 1817, dau. of Benjamin and Mary (Longstreth) Tea.
She d. June 21, 1849. tt. 81. Children. 1. Wellington, b. Oct. 80,
1836, d. June 21, 1849, m. 12; 2. Virginia Adelaide, b. June 27. 184),
m. Feb. 8, 1859, William Newton Bell; 8. Emma Juliet, b. Sept. 1,
1844; 4 Alfred B.. b. Sept. 6, 1845.
Dr. Alfred B. Noble m. (8) Nov. 15, 1849, Susan M. Longstreth, b.
May 1, 1821, dau. of Jacob and Margaret (Ditto) Longstreth. Chil-
dren. 5. Julia Walters, b. Dec. 25, 1850, m. Sept. 8, 1870, Cyrus
Langdon Simkins, b. June 20, 1847, s. of John and Phelie (Williams)
Simkins. He is, 1878, a letter-carrier in Cincinnati, O. [Children.
1. Alice, b. Aug. 28, 1871; 2. Edgar Harvey, b. Dec. 10, 1872]; 6.
John Emery, b. Jan. 2, 1852, m. Apr. 28, 1874, Juliii £. Cothrell, 1).
Apr. 11, 1852, dau. of Jared E. and Ruthett (Allen) Cothrell. [Child.
Sue Etta L.. b. Mch. 21, 1876]; 7. William Longstreth, b. Apr. 29,
1858; 8. Adelia Robinson, b. Oct. 17, 1854, m. Feb. 26, 1878, Moses
Smith Cook, s. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Long) Cook. He is a dry>
goods merchant; 9. Frank Elder, b. Mch. 11, 1856, m. Fanny Leon-
ard, dau. of William and Sarah Jane (Filley) Leonard [Child.
Carrie Bell]; 10. Milton Harvey (twin), b. Oct. 4, 1859; 11. Charles
Albert (twin), b. Oct. 4, 1859.
6405. The fourth child of Virginia A. Bell was Hany John. The sixth,
Chmt Ada, b. Aug. 28, 1877.
6558. Betsey A. Noble d. June 24, 1814, sb. 6.
6850. Bcthesda S. Noble, supposed to be the oldest living memtxT of tla*
Noble name or descent in the United States, was residing, Apr. 27,
1878, in Westfleld, N. T., her age being 92 yrs. and 9 mos.
6865. John Jay Noble resides, 1878, in Castle Rock. Cowlitz Co., Wash-
ington Ter.
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6074 Moees Noble, who resided in Portamouth, X. H.» had brothers
Hurk and Lazarus, and sisters liachel, Kezia, and liebocca, the last
of whom m. Noah Parker of Portsmouth, N. H. Hannah Bimes or
Symmes, wife of Hoses Noble, was dau. of John. She and her
daughters Mary and Betsey d. within a few days of each other of
malignant yellow fever, brought to Portsmouth by a ship from Mar-
tinique. Mrs. Hannah Noble d. Aug^ 28, 1706.
0978, p. 746. The children of Joseph Noble were as follows: 1. Mary, b.
May 4, 1796, m. Hon. John 8. Sleeper of Boston, Mass. ; 2. Joseph,
b. Mch., 1600, d. unm., at sea; 8. Elizabeth Stoodley, b. 1601, m.
MaJ. Waddy V. Cobb; 4 Oliye. b. 1608, m. Calvin Willard of
Worcester, Mass. They are all living, 1678, except Joseph.
6979, p. 746. Robert Noble m. Sarah Austin of Portsmouth, and had
children. 1. Dorothea, b. Feb. 24, 1600, d. Dec 25, 1684; 2. Jeremiah,
b. Nov. 2, 1601, m., and d. in Portsmouth. N. H., July 9, 1676, m.
74; 8. Elizabeth, b. Oct. 25, 1608, unm., resides, 1678, in Ports-
mouth; 4 Moses, b. Feb. 25, 1606, d. Sept. 25, 1666, «. 61; 5. Sarah,
b. Sept. 24, 1606, m. SUples, and res., 1676, in Portsmouth;
6. Msry, b. Dec. 4, 1609, m. Jenkins, and res., 1678, in Ports-
mouth; 7. Ann, b. Oct. 9, 1618, d. Dec. 10, 1687, e. 24
6965. Ann Noble m. John Watts Moulton, and d. in Portsmouth, N. H.,
Mch. 9, 1675, K. 96. J. W. Moulton was a sea captain, and d. in
Norfolk, Va., Sept. 16, 1602. Child. Ann WatU, b. Nov. 18, 1602,
d. July 2, 1646, m. 48.
6066. Hannah Noble d. unm. in Cambridge, Mass.
6967. Brackett Palmer, s. of Benjamin and Martha (Hartford) Palmer,
was b. in Rochester, N. H., Dec. 1, 1766, m. Nov. 25, 1624, Eliza
Noble, and d. in Concord, N. H., Dec. 5, 1676, c 90. For many
years he was a merchant in South Berwick, Me., in Dover, N. H.,
and a second time in South Berwick. In 1687, he removed to New
Market, N. H.. and there until abt. 1640, and subsequently in
Laconia, N. H., from abt. 1640-41, published the JMUftgham
Arffvs, From abt 1641-45, he was postmaster in Lake Village.
N. H., afterwards resided for abt four years in Manchester, N. H.,
and in 1650, removed to Concord, N. H. He was an active poli-
tician of the Democratic school, and during the last thirty years of
his life wrote much for the newspapers of the day. Hon. Robinson
Palmer, who m. Harriet Allen (No. 6017), was his eldest brother.
Mrs. Eliza Palmer resides, 1676, in Concord. Her portrait, inserted
in this work, is from a phot<^graph taken in Nov., 1677, when she
was 62 yis. of age. Her autograph is a f ac-simile of one written in
Oct, 1676. Children. 1. Sarah Eliza, b. Mch. 15, 1626, m. Oct 2,
1646, George B. Brown, a baker of Manchester, N. H., and there
d. Jan. 14, 1646, e. 21; 2. John Brackett. b. July 22, 1627, in
Dover, unm., is, 1678, a printer in Concord, N. H. At the
breaking out of the Civil war in 1661, Mr. Palmer, then the
editor and publisher of the Democraiic Standard, in Concord,
denounced the war, as aiming at the abolition of slavery, and
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cnlculated to min the country. In consequence of the bold stand
which be bad taken, he Tras warned out of the printing ofllrc,
which he bad hired from 3'ear to year for six years, of the owner
George Hutchins. Disregarding the threats of destruction of his
property and perhaps personal violence, Mr. Palmer continued to
express with boldness bis opinions respecting the war. The result
of the matter was the destruction of his office, and the burning of
its contents in tlie street by a mob at midday, on the 8th of August,
1801. A suit against the city of Concord commenced immediately
by Mr. Palmer for the value of the property destroyed, with dam
ages laid at $10,000, was three times given to Juries, who divided
according to their political sentiments. There being no hope of n
Jury's agreeing upon a verdict, at tlic end of tliirteen 3*ears tlie case*
was compromised by the city, by the payment to Mr. Pulmcr of
$2,000 and costs of suit; 8. Charles William, b. Mch. 22, 1880, in
Dover, m. Aug. 22, 1874, Louisa Ward of Halifax, Kova Bcotia, and
is, 1878, a printer in Concord; 4. Thomas Noble, b. Jan. 29, 1888,
in Dover, K. H., a printer, d. unm., in Concord, Feb. 20, 1866, c
88, in consequence of injuries received at the destruction of his
brother's office, by the mob, in Aug., 1861; 6. Benjamin Franklin,
b. Jan. 18, 1886, in Dover, unm., is, 1878, a printer in Concord, N.
H.; 6. Mar}' Adeline, b. Dec. 12, 1887, in South Berwick, Me., d.
unm. in Concord, Sept. 16, 1868, c. 25.
Moses Noble, a merchant, d. in Augusta, Me., 1867. Children. 1.
Caroline; 2. Mark Edwin, res., 1878, in Hyde Park, Mass.; 8. Anna;
4. John J., res., 1878, in Newton, Mass.
Mary Goodwin, a wid., res., 1878, in South Berwick, Me. Chil-
dren. 1. John Noble, grad. at Dart Col., 1844. studied law and com-
menced practice in South Berwick, was elected, 1854, to the senate
of Maine, and in 1860, a representative from Me. to the 87th con-
gress, was appointed chief Justice and also governor of the territor}'
of Arizona, and was elected as a delegate from Arizona to the 89tli
congress. He resides, 1878, in Washington, D. C, but has much
business in New York city and California; 2. James Coffin; 8. Mar>'
Eliza, m. George H. Wakefield of South Berwick; 4. Carrie HopJ.
unm., resides, 1878, in South Berwick; 5. Bradford Homer, d.
•990. John Noble d. in Northwood, N. H. *
6991. Mark Noble was the moat of bis life a druggist or merchant, was
postmaster, treasurer of Somersworth savings bank, and always
active in town affairs. In politics he was a Democrat of the old
school. He d. in Great Falls (Somersworth), N. H. His wife d. In
the same place on the same day with himself, viz., Aug. 15, 1869,
0.68.
6992. Sally Lord, a wid., res., 1878, in South Berwick, Me. Her hus-
band, John P. Lord, d. Dec 5, 1877, e. 92. Children. 1. Ellen
Augusta, m. Rev. Theodore Rollins, and resides, 1878, a widow, in
South Berwick; 2. Charles Haven, d.; 8. Nathan, res., 1878, In
Australia; 4. Sarah Noble, res., 1878, in South Berwick; 5. Joseph
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Buckroinster, res., 1878» in Cambridge, Mass., and is of the firm of
Lord, Whittemore A Putney, carpet dealers in Boston; 6. Francis
Hayes, res., 1878, in Cambridge, Mass., and is a lawyer in Boston.
6008. Nancy Goodwin, a wid., resides, 1878, in Indian Orcbard (Spriug-
fleld), Mass. Children. 1. Sarab Louisa; 2. Cbarles Jordan, res.,
1878, in Indian Orcbard, Mass.; 8. Augusta (twin); 4. Oeorgianna
(twin), d. ; 5. Georgianna, d.
6004. Tbomas C. Koble has bad the following children, viz, : 1. Hannali,
is, 1878, a teacher in Mt. Holyoke FeuL Bern, at South Hadley.
Mass.; 2. William Chadboume, d.; 8. Joseph, grad., 1862, at Bow-
doin College, was a major in the Maine Vols, during the Civil war,
and !» thought to be, 1878, a clerk in the Treasury department,
Washington, D. C; 4 Tbomas Chadboume; 5. Frank T., res..
1878, in Boston. Mass.
6000. Elizabeth 8. Noble m. Maj. Waddy Virginia Cobbs, b. in Rich-
mond, Va., Feb. 4, 1776, who d. in Exeter. N. H., Jan. 1, 18—. In
early life he entered the U. 8. army as lieutenant, made the march
from Charleston to New Orleans, was in the battle there under
Qen, Andrew Jackson, and afterwards fought up the entire length
of the Mississippi river. 8he resides, 1878, in Exeter, N. H. Chil-
dren. 1. William Henry; 2. Sarah Elizabeth ; 8. George Spencer, d. ;
4. Olivia Noble, d.; 6. Horace Bliss; 6. Vii^nia, d.; 7. John Mar-
shall, d. ; 8. Virginia, d.
7002. John Noble fitted for college at Phillips Exeter academy, Exeter,
N. H., was usher in Boston public Latin school, 1850-M, submaster,
1855-^, practised law in Boston, 1868-70, was on the 80tb August
of the latter year appointed clerk of the Supreme judicial court of
Mass., and subsequently chosen by popular vote, and still, Oct,
1878, retains the office. He resides in Boston. He m. June 11, 1878,
Katluirine Williams Sheldon, b. in Deerfleld, Mass., Mch. 81, 1840,
dau. of William and Catherine (Williams) Sheldon. Child b. in
Boston. John, b. Dec. 0, 1870.
7008. Mary Noble resides, 1878, unm.. in Great Falls, N. H.
7000. George W. C. Noble fitted for college at Phillips Exeter academy,
was tutor in Harv. Col., 1800-64, and now, 1878, resides in Cam-
bridge, Mass. , and teaches a private school in Boston, Mass. He m.
^ May 28, 1861, Laura Hawks, dau. of Rev. Dr. Francis Lister Hawks
of New York city. Children born in Cambridge. 1. Katharine
Nash, b. Nov. 6, 1862; 2. John Hawks, b. May 0, 1864; 8. Francis
Litter Haw*ks, b. Dec 22, 1866; 4. Josephine Hawks, b. Jan.- 8,
1860, d. Jan. 18, 1874, e. 0; 0. Laura, b. Oct. 0, 1872. d. Jan. 10,
1874; 6. George Washington Cobb, b. Dec. 26, 1874
7006. Laura N. Noble resides, unm., 1878, in Great Falls, N. H.
7820. Benjamin Noble was a farmer.
7882. In 1878, none of the children of Rev. Henry D. Noble were mar-
ried.
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1. CmurroPHBR Noblb, b. in York, Me., removed after the close of the
American revolution, from York to Baldwin, Me. He was drowned In
the Baoo river in Baldwin, Mch. 9, 1895. He m. Joanna Rowe. Children.
1. George, b^ May, 1786, in Baldwin, m. Bally Spenaer; 8. James was lost
at sea, when young; 8. Eieazar, m. Rachel Bumell, was a mason in Bald-
win, where he d. ; 4 Esther, m. (1) Joshua Larabee, (8) Luther Usher; 5.
Lydia, m. Charles Brewer, who was by trade a mason, and lived and d.
in Gorham, Me. ; 6. Mary, m. Peter Cram of Baldwin, and there d. Sept.
11, 1878, SB. 84; 7. Joanna, m. Samuel Spencer of Baldwin, and d. ; 8. Martha,
m. John Blanchard Gardner, a farmer, 4md d. ; 9. Mehitable, m. Nathan-
id Bumell, a fanner. They now, 1878, reside in Baldwin; 10. Nancy, m.
Elias BumeU, a cooper. Tliey now, 1878, reside In Baldwin; 11. Fanny,
m. Isaac Spencer, a cooper of Baldwin, and died.
8. George Noble, s. of Christopher (1), was b. May 1, 1786, and d. Feb.
18, 1885, SB. 88. He was a farmer and served in the War of 1818. He m.
1809, Sally Spencer, b. in So. Berwick, Me., Oct. 4, 1787, dau. of William
and Elenor (Cooper) Spencer. She d. in Oxford, Me., Oct. 4, 1868, sb. 79.
Children bom In Baldwin. 1. James, b. Nov. 84, 1810, m. Jane Cram; 8.
Clarissa, m. Benjamin Libby, and resides, 1878, in Westbrook, Me. [Chil-
dren. 1. Stephen; 8. Albert; a George Libby]; 8. Ellen, m. (1) Feb..
1848, Asa Hackett; (8) Nicholas Smith, and resides, 1878, in Hollis, Me.
By her first marriage she had three children [Children. 1. Helen; 8.
Asa; 8. Charles]; 4 George, m. Catharine Dougherty, and is, 1878, a
farmer in Augusta, Eau Claire Co., Wis. [Children. 1. Arthur; 8. Sarah;
8. Bllza Cram; 4 Charles; 5. Caroline]; 5. Martha, m. Daniel Edgerly, a
fanner of Parsonfield, Me. [Children. 1. George; 8. Jane; 8. Oscar;
4 Ellen; 5. Frank; 6. Susan; 7. Martha; a Stephen; 9. Daniel] ; 6. Joseph,
m. Qynthia Goodrich, and was drowned in Denmark, Me., May, 1868
[Children. 1. Albina; 8. Joaiah; a Harriet; 4 Frances]; 7. Catharine,
d. in Baldwin, May 88, 1884, m, abt 8; a Charles, b. April 1. 1885, d. Nov.
80, 1880, SB. a
a James Noble, s. of George (8), was b. Nov. 84, 1810, and resides,
1878, in Minot, Me. He m. Jan. 84, 1881, Jane Cram, b. In Hiram, Me.,
June 7, 1818^ dau. of Joseph and Abigail (Pugsley) Cram. She resides,
1878, in Minot ChUdien. 1. Frederick Alphonso (No. 6698), b. Mch.
17, 1888, in Baldwin, Me., m. Sept 15, 1861, Lucy Augusta Peny, and is,
1878, pastor of the First Cong, church in New Haven, Conn. ; a Sarah
Jane, b. May 86, 1885, in Baldwin, and there d. Nov. 88, 1888, sb. 8; a
Ellen MIDer, b. Mch. 88, 1887, in Baldwin, and there d. July 9, 1888, sb. 1;
4 Charles, b. Mch. 1, 1889, in Baldwin, m. Aug. 5, 1868. Columbia Perkins,
and is, 1878, a fanner in Minot, Me. [Children. 1. Lila Genevieve, b.
July 80, 1870, in Oxford, Me. ; a Mary Alice, b. Jan. 88, 1878, In Boston,
Mass. ; a Lucia Maud, b. Jan. 1, 1876, in Minot, Me. ; 4 Edith, b. Dec 80,
1877, in Minot]; 5. George Washington, b. Dec 86, 1840, in Baldwin, m.
Mch. 80, 1861, Delia Ryan. He was a mason and bridge-builder, in the
employ of the Boston A Albany R R. company, resided in Boston, Mass.,
and was there killed by the bursting of a band of a stationary engine,
Oct 8, 1878, 0. 88 [Child. Delia Ann, b. Mch. 17, 1868, in Oxford, Mc,
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•ad d. Jan. 12, 1870, in Boston, ICaaa.]; 6. Daniel Cram, b. Aug. 5, 1845,
in Baldwin, m. June 85, 1878, Elizabeth Emily Howard. He ia. 1878, a
clerk in the auditor's office of the PennsylTania R R Ca, in Pittabitfg
[Child. Howard Agnew, b. June 28, 1878, in Pittsburg, Penn.] ; 7. Wil-
liam Jones, b. April 18, 1847, in Baldwin, having been cut with a scythe, d.
in Oxford, Me., July 22, 1861, m. 17; a James Byron, b. April 11, 1849, in
Baldwin, m. (1) Jul 87, 1888, Lwsy Abbie Verrill, who was kiUed Bept
22, 18G8, by being thrown from a wagon in Minot, Me. He m. (2) Oct
18, 1870, Carolme Lydia Richmond, and is, 1878, a fanner in Webster,
Me. [Children b. in Minot 1. Caroline Lydia, b. Oct 24, 1871; 2.
Millie, b. Aug. 7, 1878; a Joseph Ellington, b. May 18, 1876]; 9. John
Sumner, b. Feb. 8, 1851, in Baldwin, d. Mch. 4, 1857, m, 6, in Oxford,
Me. ; 10. Horace Mann, b. Feb. 14, 1858, in Oxford, and there d. Mch. 16,
1857, m. 4; 11. Newell Perkins, b. June 14, 1855, in Oxford, grad. in 1877,
at Bates College, and is, 1878, a teacher in PhiUips, Me.; 12. Genevieife, b.
Aug. 28, 1858, in Oxford, and there d. July 2, 1868, m. 4.
1. GsoBGB Noble, a clothier, b. in Calne, Wiltshire, Eng., lesided in
London, Eng. , and d. Feb. 7, 1769. He m. Wildbore, dau. of David (f)
Wildbore of Houghton Hall, parish of Doddington, Isle of Ely, Cam-
bridgeshire, Eng. ChUdren. 1. Marie, b. Sept 22, 1781, m. Mary Slade;
2. John, was a tinsmith in London, Eng., and there d. without chOdren.
He m. Jane ; a Luke or Stephen, who was kidni4>ped and carried
away to the East or West Indies; 4 Matthew, d. young.
a Mark Noble, s. of George (?) (L), b. Sept 22, 1751, was hidentured as a
chemist, ran away to sea, and visited Russia, Portugal, Jamaica, and Que-
bec After his return to England, he learned the trade of a machinist,
reoeiTed an appointment in the customs at London, obtained a patent for
a chain-pump, went into the Arm of Collins, Noble A Boughton» and made
£100,000, most of which he lost in whale fisheries and breweries. He d.
in London, Eng., in 1882, n. about 81. He m. Mary Slade. Children. 1.
Maiy, b. Not. 5, 1774. d. Nov. 11, 1776, sb. 2; a Sarah, b. Mch. 28, 1777;
a Peter, b. Jan. 20, 1778, m. Mary Lord; 4 James, b. Oct 22, 1779, m.
May 28, 1801, Mary Elizabeth Boughton; 5. Hannah, b. Dec 12, 1785,
m. (1) John Pierce, a hmise-painter; (2.) Morley, and^ in London,
Eng.; a William Alfred, m. Mary Ruth Smith; 7. Harriet
a James Noble, s. of Mark (2), was b. Oct 22, 1779, had a fkeehdd
farm called Bombers, in Cudham, Kent, and also carried on a brewery.
He d. in Kingsland road, London, April, 1860, s. 81. He m. April 28,
1801, Mary Elizabeth Bougfiton, dau. of his father's partner Alexander
and Mary Boughton. She d. in Harmer St, Gravesend, Eent» Eng., Sept
10, 1858, 0. 71. Children. 1. Mary, b. 1808, in London, and there d.
num., 1860; 2. James Alexander, b. April, 1804, in London, m. his cousin,
Emma Noble, dau. of William Noble, and is, 1878, a bookseller in Mile End
road, London, Eng. He has a son Charies, who resides, 1878, in Louisrille,
Ey. ; a MariL, b. July 29, 1806, in London, was indentured to a Jeweller,
but became a bookseller in London, and d. in Gravesend, Kent; 4. John
Thomas, b. Feb. 27, 1808, in London, m. Feb. 27, 1880, Elizabeth Stone;
6. Henrietta, b. in London, d. unm., in Gravesend, Kent, Mch. 29, 1855;
6. Theophilus, b. in Battersea, Surrey, m. Jane Bray, had a bookstore in
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London, and d. in Brixton, Surrey [Cliildren, 1. Charles; 8. Emma; 8. For-
rester; 4. Lucy* all living, 1878, in London]; 7. MatDda, b. Dec 12, 1818,
in Cudham, Kent, m. her cousin, Edward Noble; 8. Francis, b. in London,
and there d. n. about 1; 9. Frances, b. in London, m. Alfred Field, a
cooper, and d. in Greenwich, Kent; 10. Bmily Boughton, m. her cousin,
Frederick Noble; 11. Oylbert, b. in London, m. Julia Richardson, dau. of
an astronomer at Greenwich obsenratory, and is, 1878, a bookseller at 818
Strand, London; 18. Ellen, b. in London, m. John Evans of Shropshire,
Eng., and resides, 1878, in London.
4 William Alfred Noble, s. of Mark (8), m. Hary Ruth Smith, and d.
in Upton Place, Essex, Eng. Children. 1. Edward, b. Oct. 8, 1814, in
Plaistow, Essex, Eng., m. (1) his cousin, Matilda Noble, dau. of James
Noble. She d. in Hartford, Conn., July 81, 1854, m. 40, (8) May 81, 1865,
Mrs. Charity Stratton Phippeney, wid. of Josiah H. Bowles, She was
b. in Hartford, Conn., Mch. 89, 1808. He is by trade a founder,
and emigrated in Dec, 1847, to the United States, and resides, 1878,
in Stratford, Conn. ; 8. Frederick, a machinist,- bl (1) his cousin, Emily
Noble, dau. of James Noble, resided for a time in the United States, but
returned to Eng., and d. ; 8. Emma nL her cousin, James Alexander Noble,
a. of James Noble; 4 William, d. in Eng. ; 5. Henry, d. in Eng. ; 6. Eben-
eser, resides, 1878, in Stratford, Conn. ; 7. ElijEa, d. in New York city.
5. John Thomas Noble, s. of James (8), was b. in London, Feb. 87,
1808, has been a bookseller, and now, 1878, resides in Milldale, Conn.
He m. Feb. 87, 1880, Elisabeth Stone, b. in London, abt 1818, dau. of
Daniel and Elixabeth Stone. She d. in Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 16, 1875,
e. abt 68. Children all b. in London, except Walter, who was b. in Lee,
Kent 1. John Thomas, b. Oct 80, 1888, m. Caroline Hubbard; 8.
James, d. young in London; 8. Charies, d. young in London; 4. Elisa-
beth, d. young in London; 5. Alice Elisabeth, b. Feb. 87, 1840, m. Rev.
Gray Collier, an Episcopal clergyman, who resides, 1878, in Richmond,
Surr^, Eng.; 6. Harriet, b. Apr. [lOT], 1848, ±. John Knight, and
lertdes, 1878, in Great Malvern, Eng.; 7. Bou^liton, b. Dec 8, 1844, m.
Nov. 87, 1870, his cousin, Elisa NoUe; 7. Walter, b. Feb. 14. 1846, m.
, was a bookkeeper in the dvfl service, and d. in St George
road, Camberwell, Surrey, Eng., 1871, m. abt 86.
' 6. Edward Noble, a. of William A. (4), was b. in Plaistow, Esses Ca,
Eng., Oct 8. 1814, is by trade a brass-founder, emigrated, in 1847, to the
United States, and now, 1878, resides in Stratford, Conn. He m. (1) his
cousin, Matilda Noble, dan. of James and Mary Elisabeth (Boughton)
Noble. She d. in Hartford, Conn., 1854; (8) May 80, 1855, Mn. Charity
Stratton Bowles, b. in Hartford, Conn., Mch. 80, 1808, dau. of
Phippeney, and wid. of Josiah H. Bowles. Children t^ first marriage.
1. Elisa, b. Aug. 88, 1848, in Battersea, London, Eng., m. Nov. 87, 1870,
her eoudn, Boughton Noble; t. Matilda, b. Apr. 11, 1868, in Hamden,
Conn.; 8. Frank, b. Sept 15, 1860, in New Toik ci^.
7. John Thomas Koble, Jr., a. of John Thomas (5), was b. in London,
Eng., Oct 80, 1888, resided, 1868-68, in IHctoria, Australia, thence
returned to London, England, and in 1871 emigrated to the United States,
and settled in Milldale, Conn., where he still, 1878, continues to reside.
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He m. Guoline Hubbtrd, dau. of Tlaomas Hubbard of Dorking, Surrey,
Eng., and Sarah Wright Children. 1. John Thomas, b. Apr. 2, 1S54,
inMdboame, AiutraUa,d. Jan. », 1855, n. 0 moa; 8. Walter Lawmioe,
b. Oct 14, 1855, in Melbourne; a Caroline, b. Sept S4, 1857, in Hel-
boume, d. Jan. 98, 1858, e. 4 moe. ; 4. Jane, b. Feb. 16, 1860» in London;
5. Arthur, b. Jan. 6. 1861, in London; 6. Frank, b. Feb. 10, 1868. in
London; 7. Harry, b. Hay 80, 1865, in London; 8. Sydney, b. Apr. 6,
1867, in London; 0. Boughton Thomas, b. Mch. 88, 1869, in London.
a Boughton Noble, e. of John Thomas (5), was b. in London, Sng.,
Dec 8, 1844, emigrated to the United States in Aug., 1868, and has
resided in Mt Carmel, Conn., 1868-69; Marion, Conn., 18«^78; Bridge^
port, Conn., 1874-75; Westfield, Mass., 1875; Akron, C, 1876; Milldale,
Conn., 1877-78. He is by trade an enameller. He m. Not. 87, 1870, hiti
cousin, Eliza Noble, dau. of Edward A. and Matilda Noble. She d. in Mt
Carmel, Conn., Sept 15, 1878, ». 84. Child. Boughton Edwaitl, b. Jan.
84, 1878, in North Haven, Conn.
JoKH NoBLB, b. in Bristol, £ng., abt 1700, came, at an eariy age, to
New York dty. In 1780, while on a visit to his naUve land, he d. in
Bristol, SB. abt 80. He m. 1717, Catharine Van Bragh, who after his
death spent two years in tlie family of her husband's unde, Sir John
Stokes of Castle Bristol, Eng. , and after the death of one of her daughters
there, returned to America with her surviving dau. [She m. (8) 1784,
Rev. WiUiam Tennent, b. in Ireland, June 8, 1705, a of Rev. William
Tennent He was a Presbyterian minister in Freehold, N. J., where be
d. Mch. 8» 1777, m, 71. His wid. survived him.] Children. 1. Dau.,
d. young; 8. Mary, b. 1719, in New York dty, m. Robert Cumming, b.
in Montrose, Scotland, Apr. 15, 1708, high sheriff of Monmouth Co.,
N. J., who d. in Freehold, N. J., Apr. 15, 1770, m. 67.
John Noblb (brother of Christopher of Baldwin, Me.), after the Ameri-
can revolution removed to Baldwin, Me., and thence to Portland, Me.
He m. Elisabeth Rowe. Children. 1. Isaac; 8. Webber; 8. Christopher;
4. John; 5. Martha; 6. Almira; 7. Susan.
1. JoHX NoBLB was b. near Manorcunningham, Co. of Londondeny,
Ireland, and d. in Newtoncunnin^^iam in the same county. He was a
farmer. The family have been Presbyterians or Seceders, and have kmg
resided in the counties of Donegal and Londondeny. In the si^ge of
Londonderry, they bore a prominent part Theb ancestors came from
the counties of Tyrone and Fermanagh, IreUmd. Children. L David,
b. abt 1768, m. (1) Stevenson; (8) Mary Ann Hamilton; t. John,
m. abt 1818, Rebecca Hamilton, and was a fanner in Ramelton [Chil-
dren. 1. David, m. abt 1840, his cousin, Jane Lockhart, and has David.
John, and two others, all of whom now, 1878, reside near Ramelton; 8.
Matilda, m. William McAddon a shoemaker of Spread £a^. Cheater
Ca, Penn. [Children. 1. Robert, who is, 1878, a grocer in West Philsr
delphia, Penn. ; 8. David, and one other son.] ].
8. David Noble, a of John (1), was b. abt 1768, resided in Ramelton,
Donegal Co., Ireland, and d. 1848. He m. (1) Stevenson, dau. of
Joseph Stevenson; 0^) Maxy Ann Hamilton, b. abt 1788, dau. of Arthur
and Jane (Edwards) Hamilton. Children b. in Ramelton. 1. David, b.
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Aug. 16, 1890; 8. Joieph, iwidet, 1878, in Donegal Co., Ireland; 8.
Robert Alexander; 4 John; 6. Hamilton, emigrated in 1848 to the United
States, and d. while ftadying for the ministry, in West Union, Adams
Ck>., O.; 6. Samuel; 7. Andrew, came in 1850 to the United States, and
d. 18M; 8. Arthur, m. Not. 6, 1876, Lee Shinn, dau. of Greenbury Shinn.
He came, in 1845, to the United States, and is, 1878, a physician and sur-
geon in Winchester, Adams Co., O. ; 9. Mary Ann, m. John Edwards of
Rathmullan, Donegal Co., Ireland, and has, 1878, Ave or six children;
10. Jane.
8. Dr. DaTid Noble, a. of Dayid (S), was b. in Ramelton, Donegal Co.,
Ireland, Aug. 16, 1880. In 1888, he emigrated to the United Sutes. and
was for three years a successful teacher. He then pursued the study of
medicine. At the commencement of his practice he had to contend with
porerty. his means having been entirely exhausted during his prcparator}'
studies. Gradually he worked his way into a lucrative practice in Sugar
Tree Ridge, O. At the breaking out of the Civil war in 1861, he enlisted
as a private, in a regiment of infantry gathered for border defence. On the
disbanding of his regiment, he was appointed first surgeon of the 60th Reg.
Ohio Vols. He was with his regiment while marching under command of
Gen. Fremont, to relieve Generals Schenck and Milroy, who were sur-
rounded by the Confederate forces at McDowell, West Va., was appointe<l
a member of the board of medical examiners for the Mountain department,
and was elected president of the board. Gen. Fremont having been super-
seded by Gen. Pope, he was transferred to the staff of Gen. Piatt, as acting
medical director, and afterward served in the same capacity on the staff of
Gen. White; was in the night attack by Col. Cluseret on a part of the
forces of Gen. Jackson at Strasburg, Va., as well as in the skirmish at
Cottontown, and the battles at Cross Keys and Port Republic, Va. Having
been captured in the engagement at Harper*s Ferry, in 1862, while acting
as medical director on the staff of Gen. Miles, he was sent as a paroled
prisoner to Gamp Douglas, Chicago, where he was very ill with camp
fever. On his reooveiy, he was appointed surgeon of the board of enroll-
ment of the rixth congressional district of Ohio. After the dose of the
war he reaomed the practice of his profcssioQ in Hillsboro*, O. Since 1866,
he has been medical examiner for pensions. In 1868, he was appointed a
director of the Oitisens national bank, in 1869, president of the Hillsboro'
building and loan association, in 1876, president of the Gaslight Co. in
Hillsboro*, and in 1877, was elected lieutenant-colonel of the 18th Reg. of
Ohio national guards. He presided, July 4, 1876, at the Highland Co.
odebration at Hillsboro' of the centennial birth-day of the nation. In all
his undertakings be has been fortunate and prosperous, except in finding a
partner to share his Joys and sorrows.
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PERSONS BEARING THE NAME OF NOBLE, NOT IDENTIFIED
AS BELONGING TO FAMILIES PREVIOUSLT MENTIONED.
The following list of peraoiiB has been obtained from town rec-
ords end other eoorcet. Should the reader recognise any of them,
he will confer a great favor by informing the compUer to what
branch of the famOy they belong.
Noble, , b. In Narthnmberland, Eng., Dec 85, 1757, came to Amer-
ica at tbe age of eli^teen yean, and afler remaining for two years
in the Britiab lervice, settled in the ftate of New York. Children.
1. James, b. Mch. 96, 1788; 2. Tbomaa, b. Apr. M, 1780 [Children.
1. Emoiy, m. Bprague, dau. of Caleb l^rague of Farmlnglon,
Mich., and d. leaving children. His wid. m. 9) WiUlam A. Morton
of Northfleld, Mich.]; a Joseph, b. Apr. 17, 1786.
Noble, Ande, resided, 1818, In French Creek, ChauUuqua Co., N. Y.
Noble, Ann, of Montville, Conn., and Adonljah Rogers, a of Thomas
Rogers, were m. Oct 16, 1776. Children. 1. Charles Lee, b. Nov.
4, 1777; 8. Nehemiah, b. Sept 19, 1781; 8. Peletiah, b. July 16,
1788; 4 Andrew, b. Aug. 6, 1785; 5. Sarah, b. Oct 87, 1787; 6.
Betty, b. Jan. 18, 1780; 7. Adonljah B., b Oct 1, 1798; a Ann
Clarissa, b. Feb. 86. 1796.
Noble, Ann Ciymal, wld. of George A. Noble, d. in Albany, N. Y., Aug. 8,
1808. SB. 8d.
Noble, Augustus, m. in Salem, Mass., May 88, 1888, Joanna Maynard,
dau. of C. H. Shaw.
Noble, Catharine, of Westfleld, Mass., was pub. Nov. 84, 1887, to Wyllis
Root of Bristol, Conn. There was a Wyllis Root, a of Noah Root,
b. 1806, who d. June 14, 1888, SB. 88.
Noble, Charies, e. 81, b. in Frome, Eng., m July 8, 1668, Jane Talboyer,
m. 17, b. in Whitney, Eng. Child. Charlotte L., b. Dec. 18, 1864,
in Great Barrington, Masa
Noble, Daniel, m. Hannah McCoun, b. about 1748, dau. of Samuel
McCoun of Oyster Bay, N. Y., who m. abt 1741, Hannah Woolsey,
b. abt 1724.
Noble, Elifiabeth and Ira Harris, both of Westfleld, Mass., were m. Feb.
19,188a
Noble, Elizabeth M., of Great Barrington, Mass., and Lyman K Seari of
Becket were m May 6, 1846.
Noble, George, of Springfield, Masa. a dyer, sb. 86, b. in England, s. of
William Noble, m Feb. 19, 1866, Maiy Ann Cadwell of Springfield,
b. in Scotland.
Noble, H., was, 1868, a physician in Independence, McLean Co., O. His
father, John Noble, an Englishman, m. in Penn.. Sarah Price and
rem to O., where he d. Feb. 89. 1889.
Noble, Hannah, wld., of Westfleld. Mass., d. Dec. 89, 1884. e. 88.
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Noble, Henry, of Piltafield, Mass. , e. 27, s. of John and Jane Noble, m.
Feb. 14, 1864, Lucy A. R Hicks of Pittsfleld, ». 29, b. in West
Bpringfleld, Mass., dau. of Rodolphua and Nancy Hicks.
Noble, James, was of Falmouth, Me., Nov., 1789.
Noble, Jane, d. in Lanesboro, Mass., Apr. 88, 1872, e. 82.
Noble, Mrs. Jemima, d. In Oalais, Me., Jan. 14, 1876, m, 96. A year or
two before her death, anew set of teeth grew in her month.
Noble, John, d. in Albany, N. T., Aug. 18, 1867, e. 70.
Noble, John, tailor, redded, Aug. 29, 1808, in Alfred, Me.
Noble, John, and Mary Bryant, were ul in Boston, Mass., Oct 81, 1786.
Noble, John, of Portsmouth, N. H., m. Oct 29, 1782, Mary Glass of New-
casUe, N. H.
Noble, Jonathan, of the north parish of Norwich (MontTille), and Lydia
Bishop of New Haren, (>>nn., were m. Oct. 28, 1784.
Noble, Joseph, a fanner, b. in Eng., s. of Joseph and Ann Noble, d. in
Pittsfleld, Mass., Oct 28, 1871. s. 67.
Noble, Joseph W., m. Apr. 19, 1887, Lucy Upham, b. Mch. 4, 1810, dau.
of Amoe and Ruth (Wilkins) Upham of Maiden, Mass.
Noble, Lasarus, of Portsmouth, N. H., was one of the twenty-one persons
who, Mch. 16, 1696, dissented against the TOte of that town respect-
ing the schoolmaster's salary.
Noble, Lucy E. , of Westfleld, Mass. , and Allen Cooley of GrauTille, Mass. ,
s. of Oephas and Ludna Cooley, were m. Dec. 6, 1865.
Noble, Mrs. Margaret, of Pittsfleld, Mass., e. 27, b. in Ireland, m. Dec 12,
1868, George H. Thompson of Pittsfleld, moulder, m, 87, b. in Eng.,
a. of Robert and Sarah Thompson.
Noble, Mark, of Portsmouth, N. H. In 1776, the " Earl of Halifax *' hotel
in Portsmouth was regarded with a Jealous eye as the resort of
tories. The hotel haTing been assailed by a mob, an axe was heard
cutting at the foot of the signpost The landlord, Mr. Stavers, giy-
ing his black slave an axe, commanded him to warn the invader,
and cut him down if he did not desist The slave, fearing to disobey,
gave a blow directly on the bead of Mark Noble, which brought
him to the ground. NoUe furvived, but was an insane man during-
the fifty years that he afterwards lived. This Mark Noble was
a brother of Moses Noble (No. 6974). He was perhaps the son of
Moses Noble. He m. Mary Wallace. Children. 1. Maris; 2.
Moses, b. June 17, 1787, m. Oct 17, 1810, Hannah Harv^, and res.
in North Berwick, Me.; 8. Rebecca; 4. Rachel; 6. Hannah, m.
-^— Foster; 6. CcMnfort, m. Libb^ of Portsmouth.
Noble, Mark, and Abigail Wright, were pub. at Hadley, Mass., June 18,
1797.
Noble, Martha, and George Wairen, both of Portsmouth, N. H., were m.
June 24, 1786.
Noble, Mary, of Portsmouth, N. H., m. Feb. 24, 1784, Nathaniel Rand of
RycN.H.
Noble, Maiy, and John Churchill, both of Portsmouth, N. H., were m.
Apr. 9, 1741.
Noble, Mrs. Mary, d. in Portsmouth, N. H., 1825, m. 91.
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Noble, Mary, wid., of Wettfleld. MaM., d. Feb. 8. 1850, e. 86.
Noble, Ifaiy Ann, m. 19, b. in £ng., dau. of John and Jane Noble, oil abt.
1866, John C. Oenl, e. 90, a factory operative, b. in Franoe, a. of
George and Dorothy Gerat
Noble, Mary H., of Portsmouth, N. H., m. (1) Bimes; (2) Hiram
Rollins, b. July 6, 1767, a. of John Rollins. [He m. (1) Dec. 4.
1790, Joanna Wentworth, who d. in Somersworth, N. H., May 16,
1802, having had five children.] Children by her second husband
1. Joanna, b. Not. 6, 1804, m. Jeremy H. Titoomb, and had five
children; ». Joseph B., b. Aug. 27, 1806, d. June 29, 1807.
Noble, Mary J., of Pittsfield, Mass., b. in England, dau. of John and
Eliza Noble, m. Sept 6, 1872, Luke Barron of South Glastonbury,
Conn., a doth-flnisher, s. of John and Hannah Barron.
Noble, Moses, of Portsmouth, N. H., and Mary Staple of Kittery, Me.,
were m. Dec. 21, 1721.
Noble, Moses, b. June 17, 1787, tobacconist, s. of Mark and Mary
(Wallace) Noble of Portsmouth, N. H., m. Oct. 7, 1810. Hannah
Hanrey, b. Aug. 11, 1791. Children recorded in Berwick, Me.
1. Robert, b. July 16, 1811, d. Oct 28, 1829, m. 18; 2. Moses,
b. Aug. 16. 1818; 8. Mary Hannah, b. Nov. 7, 1816; 4 George
Washington, b. Dec. 17, 1817; 6. Margaret, b. July 29, 1820; 6.
Martha, b. Oct 80, 1822; 7. Rebecca, b. May 80, 1825; a Anna
Mary, b. Nov. 8, 1827; 9. Robert, b. Mch. 10, 1880; 10. Elisabeth,
b. Dec. 26, 1882.
Noble, Mungo, m. Sarah Philipse, dau. of Col. Frederick Philipse, last
lord of Philipsbouig, N. T., who d. in Chester, N. Y., 1785, and Mrs.
Elisabeth Rutgards, dau. of Charlea Williama Children. 1. Fred-
erick, colonel, O. B. P. in India; 2. Elisa.
Noble, Nelson of Bridgeport, Conn., and Laura Frances Hoyt, were m.
Oct 12, 1858.
Noble, Peter, of Canaan, Conn., t<^ther with his wife Barbara, granted,
July 18, 1798, land in North Canaan, Conn., '*on which we dwell,"
which Peter Spaulding bought Apr. 6, 1771, of John and Mary
Hamilton.
Noble, Fhebe, and Joseph Brewster, both of Pttrtsmouth, K. H., were m.
Feb. 6, 1724.
Noble, Polly, m. Dec 19, 1789, David Bumham, a. of Amos and Sally
(Giddings) Bumham.
Noble, Rebecca, of Portsmouth, N. H., m. Noah Parker, b. Mch. 17,
1784, s. of John Plurker. He d. Aug. 17, 1787. [By his first w.
Elisabeth Cate, he had, 1. John; 2. Nathaniel; 8. Mary.] ChU
dren. 1. Edward Ptfry; 2. Olive Rindge; 8. Zerviah Stanley.
Noble, Rhoda, and Jonathan Norris were, according to the records of the
Episc. chh. in Great Bairington, m. Feb. 18, 1777.
Noble, S. W., was, 1868, a physician in Le Roy, McLean Co., III.
Noble, Samuel, and Ann Halsey were m. in Boston, Mass., June 19, 1768.
Noble, Sarah Ann, wid., n. 42, b. in Somerset Co., Eng., dl Mch. 5,
1874, John Viner, e. 88, a farmer, b. in Germany, a. of Carroll
and Mary Yiner.
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Noble, Stephen, and Sarah Partridge, both of Portsmouth, N. H., were
m. Dec. 10, 1788.
Noble, Thomas, and Margaret Miller, both of Portsmouth, N. H., were m.
Dec. 85. 1728.
Noble, Thomas, and Lydia Berry, both of Portsmouth, N. H., were m.
June 20, 1789.
Noble, Thomas, taUor, of Sanford, York Co., Me., d. prior to Aug., 1791,
for at that date Abigail Noble, his administratrix, represented his
estate as insoWent
Noble, Thomas, of Somersworth, N. H., and Abigail Hodsdon of Bcr
wick, Me., were pub. Aug. 18, 1766.
Noble, William, a laborer, b. in England, by his w. Ann , who was
b. in Canada, had b. in Pittsfleld, Mass., the following children. 1.
William J., b. June 22, 1856; 2. Henry W., b. Nov. 20, 1857; 8.
Son,b. June 24, 1859.
Noble, Zebediab, resided, 1856, in PhilipsTUle, N. T.
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The most of the foUowing errors were discovered through letters
received since the pages referred to were printed:
P. 41, No. 72. For ClemeDts, read demmons.
P. 44, No. 90. For Betsey, read Elizabeth Glover.
P. 68, No. 859. For Rebecca Hawes, read Hues.
P. 89, No. 865. For M. Wickwire, read Betsey M. Wickwiie.
P. 69, No. 868. For Timothy, read Timothy B.
P. 69, No. 871. For Davis, read Benjamin Davis.
P. 69, No. 871. For Vanderventer, read Yandeventer.
P. 78, No. 481. For Anna, read Anna H.
P. 75, No. 450. For Abby, read Abby M.
P. 76, No. 465. For MarcU, read HardaE.
P. 76, No. 466. For Maria, lead Maria H.
P. 81, No. 489. For Sarah, read Sarah M.
P. 88, No. 508. For Sarah, read Sarah A.
P. 88, No. 507. For Stevens, read Stephens.
P. 84, No. 512. For F. Merrill, read F. J. Merrill.
P. 90, No. 240. For m. May 8, 1784, read Mch. 20, 1800.
P. 92, No. 616. For 1816(?), read 1817.
P. 99, No. 279, {. 4. For c. 68, read 58.
P. 99, No. 280. For Bumham, read Buniam. For b. 1811, read 1799.
For d. Dec. 16, 1845, read Mch. 10, 1841, m. 42. He m. (8) not (2) Kezia
D. HUl.
P. 100, 2.89. For 810, read 812.
P. 100, S. 42 and 4& For Tyrell, read Turell.
P. 100, No. 799. For Sarah, b. 1840, road 1849.
P. 109, No. 806. For Dec. 28, 1814. read 1841.
P. Ill, No. 871. For Vanderventer, read Yandeventer.'
P. Ill, No. 844. For Mary, read Marcus.
P. 117, No. 892. For Nicholson, read Nicolson.
P. 128, No. 958. For Caroline, read EUxabeth.
P. 125, No. 958, 1 5. For Fanny M., read Fanny Maria.
P. 125, No. 968, 1 89. For Stephen Clark Fay, read Stephen Clark.
P. 127, No. 982. For Susan Taylor, read Susan.
P. 141, No. 490. For m. Jan. 2, read June 2.
P. 150, No. 1150, 1 25. For Wheeler, read Streeter.
P. 161, No. 1172. For Orren, read Oren.
P. 165, No. 901, 1 20. For Thrall, read TheaU.
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P. 165, No. 901» I 82. For TbralU read Theall.
P. 168, No. 1216, 1 86. For Charles Yates, read Charles.
P. 179, No. 1294. For Charles L., read Charles Leon.
P. 180. No. 1147, 1 16. For Calvin, read Calvin Day.
P. 180, No. 1149, 1 25. For Calvin, read Calvin Day.
P. 185, No. 1882. For Katharine, read Eathcrinc.
P. 197. No. 1481. For c. 94, read s. 98.
P. 199. No. 1445, fl. 18 and 14. For Burt, read Alvord.
P. 199. No. 1445, 1 15. Between was and woman, insert a.
P. 208, 1 18. After Newfield instead of Me., rend in New Market, N.H.
P. 225, No. 1680. For Morton, read Norton.
P. 229, No. 1079. For Lavina, read Lavinia.
P. 280, No. 1694. For Loviza read Lovisa.
P. 280, No. 1699. For Sally, read Sally E.
P. 280, No. 1705. For N. Riggs, read M. RIggs.
P. 282, No. 1726. For Ann, read Sarah Ann.
P. 282, No. 1727. For Kenney, read Kinney.'
P. 288, No. 1750. For Elvira, read Lucy Elvira.
P. 284, No. 1761. For Isaac O., read Isaac Ormsby.
P. 280, Na 1778. For Allen, read Albeu.
P. 287, No. 1787. For Hannah, read Hannah N.
P. 287, No. 1790. For McKenney, read McKenny.
P. 288, No. 1798. For McGraw, read McOec.
P. 288, No. 1796. For McKenney, read McKenny.
P. 288, No. 1797. For McKenney, read McKenny.
P. 288, No. 1801. For Crabbe, read Crabb.
P. 288, No. 1808. For GUgoie, read Kilgore.
P. 240, No. 1829, 1. 88. Strike out " or 29."
P. 242, No. 1844, i. 4. For 1841, read 1851.
P. 248, No. 1551, 1 41. Strike out [1787?].
P. 248, No. 1915. For Feb. 17, read Feb. 27.
P. 248, No. 1917. For Noble B. Algyre, read Baltis Algyrc. .
P. 250, No. 1941. For A. Brown, read A. W. Brown. For H. Blood,
read H. M. Blood.
P. 251, No. 1564. For CelesU, read Cdestia Dotey.
P. 256, No. 2018, 1 84. For Martin, read Martia.
P. 856, No. 2018, 1 87. Rhoda, b. July 24, 1844, was his fifth, and
Charles, b. July 29, 1846, was his sixth child.
P. 261, No. 1605. For Laura Shepard, read Laura Noble.
P. 268, No. 2077. For Acam, read Anun.
P. 268, No. 2081. Insert m. 9) 1855, Harriet Freeman.
P. 267, No. 2109. For 1886, fi. 89, read 1876, «. 59.
P. 269, No. 2181. For G. Shaw, read J. Shaw.
P. 270, No. 2185, «. 15. For July 20, read July 12.
P. 270, No. 2188. For Meyette, read Mayette.
P. 272, No. 1681. For LighUy, read Lighty.
P. 272, No. 2176. For Thompaon, read Thomson.
P. 280, 1 81. For daguereotype, read daguerreotype.
P. 284. /. 17. Strike out comma after yet
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P. 285, No. 8260. For Samson, read Sampaon.
P. 286, No. 2260. For Samaon, read Sampeon.
P. 206, No. 28ea For Malantha, read Malantba Damaria.
P. 206, No. 2800. For AbigaU, read Abigail Louisa.
P. 206, No. 2871. For Lorenzo, read Lorenzo Haskell.
P. 206, No. 2878. Forb. July 14, 1820, read 1822. For c. 21, read se. 10.
P. 206, No. 287a For 0. L. Gibbons, read L. O. Gibbons.
P. 207, No. 2806. For Horace H. Drake, read Horace M. Dake.
P. 200, No. 2411, 1 8. George Peter, b. Dec. 18, 1846, was ber third,
and Caroline her fourth child.
P. 200, No. 2410. For Reese, read Beea.
P. 800, No. 2428. For Erastus, read Eurotus.
P. 802, No. 2468. For G. R Carley, read G. H. Carley.
P. 802, No. 2468. For R Moitow, read R M. Morrow.
P. 806, No. 2486, 2. 0. For 1866, read 1866.
P. 818, No. 1760. For Elvira Lucy, read Lucy Elvira.
P. 814, No. 1778. For Albin, read Alben.
P. 816, No. 1700. For HcEinney, read McKenny.
P. 817, No. 1706. For McEenney, read McKenny.
P. 818, No. 1707. For McEenney, read McKenny.
P. 827, No. 2728. For Looma M., read Lovina M.
P. 827, Na 2726. For Aug. 20, read Aug. 11. For Philo Jones, read
Philo E. Jones.
P. 828, No. 1017, {. 6. For Baalis, read Baltis.
P. 820, No. 2788. For Elbon William, read WilUe Elbon.
P. 841, No. 2176. Hiram Noble was b. Aug. 6, 1828, not 1826.
P. 846, No. 2886. For Tinckom, read Tinkcom.
P. 852, No. 2874. For Eliza Smith, read Eliza Sabrina Smith.
P. 862, No. 20840. For Eiraline, read Eveline.
P. 858, No. 2878. For Orsamus Lucius, read Lucius Orsamus.
P. 854, No. 2804. {. 1. For 1880, read 184a
P. 866, No. 2066. For Lehwag, read Selway.
P. 868, No. 2885. For Tinckom, read Tinkcom.
P. 877, No. 8006. For Martha, read Margaret Webster.
P. 881, No. 8078, 1. 86. For 1744, read 174a
P. 880, No. 8227. For Diadama, read Diana.
P. 800, No. 8004. Enoch Noble m. June 7, not July 7, 1760, T. Bush.
P. 800, No. 8281. For Dennis, read Demis.
P. 800, No. 828a For Gilbert, read Gilbert E.
P. 804, Na 8200. For Plin, read Pliny.
P. 806, No. 8207. For Peter, read Jesse.
P. 402, No. 8866. For J. Gfavea, read M. J. Graves.
P. 408, No. 8867. For Atanon, read Abnan.
P. 404, Na 8884 For Oowla. read Cowles.
P. 406,Na8«M. For Field, read a Hart
P. 407, Na 8486. For R Herrick, read R H. Hanchett
P. 407, Na 8486, L 8a Add, at the end of the line, 9) 0. Prior.
P. 407, Na 8487, 1 20. Add, at the end of the line, (8) B. H. Allen.
P. 400, Na 8468. For a A. Brown, read a A Stone.
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409,
411
411
411
410.
421
421
421
425
426,
489,
444,
444.
444,
444,
448,
448.
448.
448,
449,
449
449,
449
450,
451
454,
454,
409,
472,
474.
475.
475,
477.
480.
481
481
482,
482,
496,
496,
496,
496.
508.
509,
510,
510.
612,
518.
624,
No. 8468.
No. 8488.
No. 8481
No. 8486.
1.4.
No. 8600.
No. 8602.
I 41.
No. 8286.
For Stoddard, read Goddard.
For AuatiD, read John Austin.
For James, read James Beach.
For Henry, read William Henry.
For 8258, read 8260. For b. 1760, read 1768.
For Jonathan Mason, read Jonathan Harris.
For Cynthia, read Cynthia M.
For Jonathan M., read Jonathan H.
For b. Dec. 7, 1877, read 1777.
No. 8672, /. 82. For Harlaem, read Harlem.
No. 8885. For Wetherl^, read Weatherby.
No. 8867. For Almon, read Alman.
No. 8867, /. la For Hch. 1, 1847, read Sept. 7, 1881.
No. 8899. For Frederick Almon, read Frederick Alman.
For £. Stoughton, read £. A. Stoughton.
For 1808 or 1809, read 1808.
For 1847 or 1848, read 1848.
For 1842 or 1848, read 1848.
No. 8946a. For 1824 or 1825, read 1824.
No. 894a For Feb. 8, 1808, read Feb. 4.
For 1842 or 1848, read 1842.
For Kilboum, read Kilbnro.
For Anddusia, read Andeluoia.
For Apr. or Nov., read Nov.
For 8402, read 8408.
For Theodore, read Theodore Fowler.
No. 8424, 1 16. For Field, read 1872, Sybil Hart.
No. 4128. For C. Benjamin, read C. 8. Benjamin.
No. 4162,110. For 1847, read 1877.
No. 8555. For Wadsworth, read Woodworth.
1 1. After children, add l^ first marriage.
No. 8559. For Grigs, read Griggs.
No. 4288. For Camming, read Cummins.
No. 4266, 1 81. For Claxtea, read Clariasa Ann.
No. 4271. For b. June 25 or 26, read b. May 28.
No. 4271a. For b. Feb. 7, read b. Jan. 80.
No. 8685. For 8. A. Deming, read Sarah Ann Deming Noble.
Na4298. For Feb., read Jan.
No. 8908, 1 12. For Almon, read Almiin.
No. 8904, 1 29. For Almon, read Almrm.
No. 4422. For Almon, read Alman.
No. 4427. For Almon, read Alman.
No. 4528. For L. Pratt, read L. Elwell.
No. 4549. For FoUet, read FoUett
No. 4522, {. 88. For FoUet, read FoUett.
No. 4522, 1 86. For FoUet, read FoUett.
No. 4571. Moses was the next child to Affa.
Na4686. For Hays, read Hay.
No. 4729. For Bulah, read Benlah.
No. 8908.
No. 8941.
No. 8945.
No. 8946.
No. 8951.
No. 8951.
No. 8959.
No. 8969.
2.18.
No. 8424.
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P. 581, No. 48Q2a. Strike out (1) between m. and Josiah.
P. 642, No. 4884. For Brunlej, read Bromley.
P. 607, No. 6061. For Bakenrille, read Bakersfleld.
P. 609, No. 6088, 1 6. For Preston, read Hancock.
P. 679, No. 6288, 1 18. For 1797, read 1795.
P. 690, No. 6480. For Joseph Avery, read Joseph 8. Arery.
P. 692, No. 6451. Strike out 1819.
P. 695, 1 15. For 6288, read 6268.
P. 699, No. 6544. For Sarah, read Sarali Edith.
P. 699, No. 6546. For Jodah B. , read Josiah Benjamin.
P. 611, No. 6451. For b. 1779, lead 1799.
P. 618, No. 6689, 1 11. After Royal, strike out Noble.
P. 686, 1 6. Insert the, between of and defeat
P. 644, No. 6861. For s. 88, read 89.
P. 654, No. 6978. For Christiana Brewer, read Christina Brower.
P. 657, No. 6846, 1 25. For 1788, read Aug. 12, 1787.
P. 661, No. 5859. For Russell, read RusseL He d. in BusU. N. Y.
P. 662, No. 6079. For Jared Palmer, read Jarcd Famham.
P. 664, No. 6097. The fifth child is Lois Julian, not Louis Julian.
P. 678, No. 6978, 1 6. For Brewer, read Brower.
P. 678, No. 5978, L 6. For Brewer, read Brower.
P. 687, No. 6864. For Kraft, read Erafft
P. 687, No. 6865. For Jennie, read Jennette.
P. 702, No. 6865, 1 1. For Jennie, read Jennette.
P. 708, No. 6514, 1 18. For St Clair, lead Eau Claire.
P. 705, No. 6552. For Rachel, read Eunice.
P. 706, No. 6577. For Thomas, b. 1774, read 1764.
P. 781, No. 6888, {. 80. For 70, read 80.
P. 788, No. 6861, 1 1. For David and Annis (White) Johnson, read
David Johnson and Annis (White) Danforth.
P. 748, No. 6961, 2. 88. For Mundy, read Meeker.
P. 744, No. 6962, 1 5. For Widden, read Whidden.
P. 745, No. 6976. Moses Noble d. in Portsmouth, N. H.
P. 745, No. 6977. For Anna*(Long), read Hannah (Lang).
P. 745, No. 6980. For Hannah Noble d. unm., read m. July 7, 1797»
John Watte Moulton of Portsmouth, N. H. Child. Hannah Abby, b.
Oct. 25, 1799, in Portsmouth, N. H., m. Apr. 10, 1842, Qtottge Manent,
exchange and money broker, and resides, Nov., 1878, in Portsmouth, N. H.
P. 745, No. 6985. Ann Noble m. May 19, 1801, John Watte Moulton,
of Portsmouth, N. H.
P. 745, No. 6985, 1 16. For (Thild. Hannah, etc.. read Ann, b. Nov.
18, 1802, d. unm. in Portsmouth, July 2, 1846; m, 48.
P. 745, No. 6998. For Charles Goodwin, read Charles H. (Goodwin.
Gov. John N. Goodwin is not the s. of Nancy Goodwin, but of her sister
Mary Goodwin, No. 6989.
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INDEX, IN FOUR PARTS.
Part 1. Christian names of persons bearing the surname of Noble,
excepting those who died under twelve years of age.
Part 2. The descendants of Nobles bearing other surnames, excepting
those who died under twelve years of age.
Part 8. Names of persons who have married Nobles, or descendants of
Nobles.
Part 4. Surnames of persons incidentally mentioned.
Note.— T^ indexes contain aU names menHansd, pp, 1&-770.
PART L
CHRISTIAN NAMES OF NOBLES.
The interrogation (?) expresses doubt
BMk.
Hum.
Vntar.
airtk.
Mum.
HsBtar.
aiHh.
Naac.
Mmbcr.
1786.
Aaran,
1878
1888.
A^\g^ B..
1868
1886.
Adelaide 8.,
8485
1791.
Aaron«
1443
1761.
Abner,
4664
1887.
AdelbertS.,
8075A
Aaran,
1474
AboCT,
6877
AdcUa,
748
1808.
Aaron,
1880
Abaet,
6106
1888.
Adelia,
1810
Aaitm,
1757
1806.
AbDcr S.,
4684
AdelU,
8610
AaroD,
1757
1886.
Abner S.,
4018
AdelU,
6410
isn.
Aaron
8148
1748.
AbnbaDi,
04
1861.
AdelUA.,
6158
1711.
Aaitm,
6160
Abi»bwn.
8166
1844.
AdelUC,
4086
17S6.
Am«o^
0807
Abimm,
7078
AdelU L.,
6100
1748.
Aaron;
548
1816.
AbsAlotD.
8618
1815.
Adeline,
806
1775.
Aaitm,
6876
1860.
Acaet&O.,
1848
1816.
Adeline,
880
1807.
Aaron,
6000
1771.
AcbMb,
1478
1810.
Adeline,
4888
1888.
Aaron 0.,
718
Achuh,
1680
1848.
Adeline,
6844
1888.
AircmF.,
1088
AcUiah,
8104
1848.
AdeUne B.,
806
1886.
AaroD B.,
6866
1861.
AcbP«h.
8657
1866.
AdeUa T.,
1077
1818.
Abbie,
6110ft
1787.
Adjiih,
6077
1844.
AdnaJ^
1078
Abby S.,
8666
1847.
Ada A.,
11870
1780.
AdnaW.,
1565
1811.
AbHj S.,
4187
1868.
Ad.E,
4048
18U8.
AdonUah 8. B.
Adonlnm,
1006
1781.
A1>U,
80
1864.
AdaJ:,
8017
8887
1688.
Abtj^U,
18
1874.
AdaM.,
8740
1847.
AgnetH.,
6004
AbijE4il,
87
1844.
Adftlmc,
8086
1868.
Agnes L.;
8687
1746.
Abl^n,
•8
AdAllDC,
8408
Affnr,
Alanfon,
6655
1740.
Abljjmll.
180
1808.
Adillnv,
8788
1806.
4865
1786.
Abtgmil,
1806
1800.
AditiDc,
6086
1788.
Alanaon,
6076
1781.
Abli^U,
8071
1888.
AdftllDe A.,
4044
1700.
Alanson.
Akn»on>.,
6087
1788.
Aw|*IL
8000
1886..
Adftlfnf' C,
4188
1886.
064
Abigail,
S188
1810.
AdiUtiQ C.
4750
1846.
Alanson P.,
6810
1771.
Ablgmll.
8860
1886.
AdillDe B.,
608
1807.
Alatbea,
6018
Ablgsn,
8648
1886.
Adiaizfc M.,
0071
1840.
Albal!^
605
1704.
AbietU.
4606
1843.
AdilJxaS..
9146
1817.
Albert.
466
1787.
Ablff»lU
4584
1848.
AddlxQQ.
8078O
Albert,
786
1745.
Abi^'UfL
6810
1856.
Addison B.,
1176
1707.
Albert,
1705
1786.
AbiJmiU
6040
Adeliide.
8687
Albert,
1760
Abl^ll,
6068
1846.
AdeUldf^,
«E2
1867.
Albert,
8868
1768.
Ablgmll,
7087
1888.
Adeimld« A.,
888
1806.
Albert,
8555
1800.
Abl|al],
7111
1861.
Adelfcld.? I.,
548
Albert^
8641
1880.
Ah\gM\] L.,
1840.
Adelaide IL,
6878
Albert^
8786
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BMh.
IteM.
Vntar.
Mrtk.
HAM.
Wntar.
Mnk.
llMt.
tatar.
1860.
AfbCTtC.
6448
1796.
AmaodA,
1690
1787.
Anna,
8965
IMOi
AJbenD.,
1981
177&
Amtada,
8819
Anna^
6961
1818.
Albert D.,
0087
179&
AmuMU,
4860
1784.
Anna^
6899
1880.
Albert D,
6166
AbuumU,
60O1
1787.
Anna^
0866
18M.
A3b«n Q.l
9418
1896.
AnaadaC.,
9199
Anna,
6071
18B0.
Albert Q.p
9864
1846.
Amanda H.,
9681
1808.
Anna,
60;8
1817.
All*TtH.,
1841.
AmaodaH.,
8800
1765.
Anna,
7086
1815.
AJNfrtB,
8786
1886.
AmaodaL.,
8866
1868.
AnnaB.,
40U6
1816.
Albert J ,
6900
1887.
Amanda 11.,
6886
1865.
AnnaC,
^
1860.
Albert L..
1917
1764.
AmariDa,
806
1849.
AnnaD.,
1866.
AibtriM.,
4878
1796.
AmbroM,
1682
1800.
AnnaL.,
1918
1880.
AJb^-rt O ,
8687
Ambrose,
9194
1858.
AnnaL.,
1918
1881.
Alb^^rtU,
496
1871.
AmbTOM B.,
606
18M.
AnnaL.,
5751
18».
Albert W.,
9884
1868.
Ambroae 8.,
98B5
1855.
AnnaM..
9901
1800.
Aldru C.p
6858
1791.
AmeUa,
1578
1640.
AnnaM.,
5785
Aleximder*
608
1890.
AmelU,
949:1
1874.
Annas.,
9911
A3ewid*r,
1786
1806.
Amelia,
4709
1860.
Anna 8.,
1819
Aleiuder,
6101
Amelia,
6168
1792.
AnnaW.,
6088
1886.
A)«»tidcr.
6781
1797.
Amelia,
7152
1754.
Anne,
1888
AJeuuder,
6778
1898.
AmelU A.,
1806
1787.
Anne,
1691
Akuader,
6780
1888.
Amelia C
1060
1748.
Anne;
8078
AiKuidtf,
6006
1818.
Amelia J.,
8668
174&
Anne,
S19U
AJexttuder,
6010
1814.
AmelU L.,
747
Anne,
4611
i8rr.
AJp^wider.
6018
18M.
AmelU 11.,
6610
1882.
AnneL.,
6661
Al«xtiid«r,
6899
1848.
AmelU 8.*
AmericniY.,
1100
1644.
AnnetteL.,
1070
IMS.
AJeiandcr L^
6488
1887.
i8n
1766.
AnnU,
188
18M.
AlfVed,
9174
18M.
Amhent,
1005
1782.
Annit,
807
1844.
SJitta,
6018
1786.
Amoe,
979
1778.
AnnU,
466a
Alfred,
6406
Amoa,
8688
AnnU.
786
Alfr^,
7978
1786.
Amoa,
4520
1822.
Anaalem,
4806
1880.
Ahred,
1981
1756.
Amoe,
4627
1854.
AnaonP.,
4167
1800.
A]Pr«3 B„
6195
1811.
Amoe,
4669
1824.
Antoinette,
619
1841.
Alfred H„
1944
1880.
AmocU.,
8108
1864.
Antoinette,
1841
1861.
A3i5r^L.,
1800
1800.
Amnretb 8.,
4790
1646.
Antoinette B.,
4097
184S.
Alkf.
9188
1898.
Amy,
588
1851.
ApbelUJ.,
4917
1848.
AJIce,
8744
1808.
Amy,
1670
1786.
ApoDoe A.,
1651
Aiice,
6900
1804.
Amy, .
4666
1886.
Ap^oeA^
Araminu D.,
1999
1647.
AJkti,
4460
Amy,
6772
7077
1860.
Alice B.,
9008
Amy J.,
4906
Archibald,
8066
180T.
AUc# B..
7886
1844.
AmvL.,
Andrew A..
9010
1774.
Ai^lbald,
6675
1866.
Ailtie L-,
998U
1810.
6008
1770.
Archibald,
6679
1848.
Alice U^
648
1898.
Andrew B.,
950
1812.
Archibald,
6609
1861.
Alice M.,
6001
1846.
Andrews.,
9718
AichibaldF.,
1886.
Alidti. }.,
1067
1846.
Andrew J.,
1978
1865.
Archibald B.,
8888
1840.
Alitiii V ,
6461
1861.
Andrew J.
4875
1864.
Ardell,
6144
1868.
ALma J.,
8066
Angeline,
8B87
1829.
Amtley,
1978
1808.
Almao,
8867
1889.
Angenette,
8619
1»18.
Artemaa,
4164
1840.
Almedli
6680
Angne,
6782
1668.
ArtemasH., .
4169
1884.
AlmeD« J.,
4801
Angnt,
6786
1860.
Artemisia,
4818
1880.
Almlrfc,
780
1805.
Ann,
860
1874.
Artemisia,
4497
1186.
Almira,
1668
1786.
Ann,
1809
ArtbelU,
1906
1640.
Aimtm.
9099
1898.
Ann,
9147
1861.
Arthar,
9618
/.Imln,
9179
Ann,
4198
1851.
Arthor,
6744
1188.
Aliaii*,
8815
Ann,
6479
1851.
Arthar,
6989
AJmii*,
8487
Ann,
8109
Arthur,
1987
Atolf*,
8660
Ann,
8704
1787.
Arthor,
1109
1818.
Almira,
8788
1884.
Ann,
6786
184a
Arthur B.,
6065
1888.
AlmlmA.,
9614
1777.
Ann,
6086
1869.
Arthar D.,
1861
18M).
Almirafi.,
4196
1860.
Ann A.,
9472
1857.
Arthar H.,
6611
AloHKin,
748
1848.
Ann A.,
AnnC.^.,
9602
1858.
Arthar J.,
8278
1840.
Alonw,
8876
1869.
5741
1660.
Arthur L.,
9806
1800.
4798
1846.
AnnE.,
786
1891.
ArriUa,
680
AiuCUEO,
4906
1840.
AnnE.,
9615
1848.
AnrilUB.,
8008
1796.
A\onzQ E ,
6450
1848.
AnnB.,
6066
Aixa,
9655
1817.
AlcjDKiM.,
4096
1886.
Ann B.,
6606
1848.
ArsaJ.,
9668.
1886.
Alonxo T.,
6010
1886.
Ann J.;
4865
1716.
Aaa,
6110
1790.
AlpbeuiC,
1896
1646.
Ann J.;
. 6689
1748.
AM^iel,
8900
108.
AlpfaeuiO.,
961
1887.
Ann II.,
• 917
1796.
64
Aiu L.,
8619
1841.
Annll.^
1271
Asahel,
460
i8n.
AltMnd.
9788
1759.
AnnX.,
6881
Asahel,
4666
1810.
AltiAL.,
6488
Ann 11.,
1829
1816.
Asahel G.,
4199
1791.
AJv».
1466
1790.
Anna,
111
1796.
Asenath,
6511
184a
AlTftJ,,
1687
1761.
Anna,
161
Asniath,
1074
18M.
AWaii D.,
6890
1749.
Anna,
166
1888.
Asenath A.,
6796
1801.
AJveDA,
6488
1716.
Anna,
1864
4884.
Asenath M.,
968
1840.
AMa S.,
9496
1886.
Anna.
6968
1887.
Asenath 8.,
6000
1886.
AJvtra.
4186
9196
1781.
1745.
Anna,
4646
6199
1861.
Aseneth M.,
Ashbel,
8860
4668
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813
BltU.
XUM.
Xntar.
Birth.
VMM.
Ila»li«r.
airtk.
Naat.
Nmbcr.
1186.
Aiihbel,
6808
J^dO.
Betsey A.,
1918
1868.
Caroline P. C.
6878
118S.
Atlel.
60l»
If^l.
Betsey A.,
8740
189S.
Caroline R.,
1149
1864.
AngnnUE.,
»16
1M7.
BeUcy J.,
4189
1898.
Caroline V.,
1847
1888.
AQffQtU M.,
1807
1.^17.
BetMTK.,
6014
1850.
Carrie,
9978
1S45.
AniniitU M.,
44riO
r^fi.
BesaW.,
46P9
1870.
Carrie A.,
9745
18S1.
AugnntA M.,
6747
1t:^.
BOdad,
1449
1853.
Carrie H.,
1844
1814.
Aafrottuf,
4801
i^ih
Blrdsey O.,
987
1879.
Carrie M.,
1894
1780.
Aagu»tn>,
63»1
1^76.
Blanclie A.,
11976
1879.
Carrie M.,
9879
1811.
Anfni>tn»,
AaguMu<iE.,
6854
1^4.
Boardman,
4799
1800.
Carrie M.,
4079
1881.
0857
INW.
Boardman II.,
4881
1898.
Carringtou T.,
CarrolfR.,
688
ITflO.
Aarella,
nm
T^.a
Bobao.
1719
1887.
7S40
Anrpllii^,
8Mm
llss,
Bostwick,
998
1805.
Ca«pcr.
0098
1880.
AnreUu« C,
TOO
IMS.
BoMwlck R.,
999
1819.
Oasi^andana,
918
17W.
Anitln,
1681
ls:«.
Burr.
4163
1850.
CasPluH Q.,
6995
180S.
AnttiD B.,
789
l.N!5.
Burr B.,
Bnrtou E.,
4415
Catharine.
866
1886.
Averetl,
9011
1^71.
67C7tf
1897.
Catharine,
9140
17«0.
Averin.
818
1^15.
Butli-rO.,
499
17«».
Catharine,
8540
185S.
Averj* C,
65l»
ByroD.
9iW
189G.
CUtliarinc.
8857
180S.
Avery O.,
1780
1^15.
Byroo E.,
1999
1845.
Catharine,
4974
1818.
Ayrw,
47pr
6887
J^.
Byron E.!
9609
1769.
Catharine.
4598
1TC4.
Asa],
1809.
Catharine.
4809a
ITIL
Caleb,
1874
1744.
Catharine.
6918
ITM.
Bartholomew,
8171
Caleb,
1471
1789.
Catharine.
6867
1862.
BtttetM.,
4410
Caleb,
6714
Catharine,
6099
18T«.
Beatrice,
19«
l^i>.
Catab A.,
Caleb T.k.
607$
1886.
Catharine,
6858
1777.
Bcklen,
407
i^;&.
9118
1814.
Catharine,
0044
1810.
BeWen, .^
1019
1-II*.
Caltsta,
4854
Catharine,
6918
1884.
Belinda iC.,
9194
TTlitO.
Cillfita,
6881
1840.
Catharine A.,
4948
1870.
Belle.
5785
]T7S,
Calrln,
899
1840.
Catharine E.,
4I6&8
18S8.
Bcman,
Gfil-iS
Calvin,
788
Catharine J.,
0910
1861.
I^' I. F ,
9!r7.'>
i:t/-.
Calvio,
148C
1899.
Catharine M.,
7179
1861.
bCDPitiCt,
l(«-,»
Calvin
8174
1897.
Catharine 8.,
6905
1788.
Bi'ntitici.
470e
CbIvIii.
8490
Cerolla.
1680
1787.
Ben
■mm,
1485
C»lviu,
8818
1885.
CeleaUA.,
6491
1898.
D<.'n^
NCDlti.
amln.
1780
i^^».
CslvJn.
6084
1861.
CVllaB.,
4411
1849.
B*n
4807
iTaa.
Calvin,
6889
1861.
CelUE.,
1076
1702.
Bvu
*inlii,
69^5
1S11.
CaUiu D..
740
1844.
CcllaM.L.,
1871
Btu
imhif
0i»»J7
i^.
Calvin D.,
1149
1889.
Cerepu D.,
Charity,
6754
B^]].
ntnln.
7988
i^«a.
CalTiB v..
87B0
1816.
6664
BfiD
DEDln.
7SM
1H19,
Calvin L.,
785
1814.
Charlfi.
466
1781
Beu
iiniln.
7890
1^.
CilvloS,,
9809
1797.
Charles,
861
1880.
Beii
mm in A.,
WOS
1SB6.
Ciniclilft A..
4869
1838.
Chariet,
889
1888.
BeTi
«tub] D.,
9715
3TO.
CamiMAM p.
9706
1801.
Charies,
1009
1770.
Iku
umlB U.,
4fl0»
1^1.
Carlttiu M.,
6909
1847.
Chariet,
1180
1804.
Beo,
*iliin B.,
4825
I'yS.
CarlTou v..
4781
1840.
Charies,
1970
1888.
Bcu
iajlii F.,
1970
1?^,
Caroiine,
868
1841.
Charies,
1996
1888.
Be»
9407
1«)8.
Carol iue.
449
1790.
Charlfi,
1601
BeD
6411
]!«0.
Caroline,
470r
1890.
Chafli^ft,
1886
1888.
B«ii
usId H.,
687a
Ib14
CarpliRC,
607
1846.
ChirW.
9018
1850.
B^n
tumlii J.,
Am ID R.,
4881
]&t3.
Caroline,
750
1804.
Chark^,
9944
1814.
Beii,
7881
CaroliDc.
798
1778.
Charles.
S199
1788.
Bei3
iifnlii B.,
7144
1«M.
Caroliue,
911
1798.
Charles,
8896
1808.
B«i^
Bea.
■mlB 8.,
7168
1&14.
Cifolinu,
90866
1806.
Cliariei,
9497
1886.
iolfi9*.
7160
riio*;.
Caroline,
8499
1889.
Ctvarl^f,
8818
1876.
Bertha E..
9717
l#3^.
Carol lae.
4178
Ciiarlep,
8891
1868.
Bentim Q.»
1995
1^.
CamUne.
6998
1064.
ChArlef,
8860
1871.
Beifle L.,
6005
ISll.
CarvJine,
6107
1849.
Charles.
4004
1786.
Betb(s*dM S.,
6860
1830.
Carol! It *>,
6ir
1780.
Charkf.
4093
1765.
B^lhla,
1400
CartjUne,
6669
1896.
ChafleP,
4807
1787.
Bctbla,-
1700
im.
Carallna,
6616
179S.
Charles.
4817
1806.
Betbli. ■
1781
183T.
Caroliti«.
7048
1817.
Charles,
4898
17M.
Beth la.
8ir76
J^.
CaroHne,
7181
Charles,
4909
1746.
Bt'ihli.
6190
la^r
CanDlInc A..
1095
1898.
Chtrlcj^.
6080
1786.
Beth La,
6840
IM'i
Camhiit! A.,
8996
1776.
Charle*.
6819
1778.
Be1#ej*
1476
l&^i
Caroline A„
6969
1819.
Chariet,
6918
1788.
BetMy,
1487
1S3S.
Carolln* C,
709
1844.
Cbaries,
6181
1776.
Betttf,
1609
IMO.
Caroline C,
1906
1896.
Charltn,
6919
Betney,
8888
ISiS.
Caroline E.,
1960
Chariet..
6419
1796.
BetMjr,
8807
1B49.
Caroline £.,
9616
18B9.
Cliafle*,
6451
1788.
Bciw'y.
4685
18S4.
Caroline E„
6689
Ch*rlei»,
6694
B«itej,
4907
l%fi.
Caroline E .
6766
ChArk-«.
6696
Bfttey*
6879
li^l.
CitoUDeH,,
8991
Ctiarlet,
6886
1788.
Beii-py,
6011
i&if:'
CaroflDe J..
479
1848.
Charle*.
7068
1811.
B*t»ej,
6109
l:r:
Ua«*^« L..
961
1899.
Cbarlei' A.,
4917
Bets* J*
6895
i -I
CaioliDelC.,
1858
1868.
Ch^rlei A.,
4877
ITTl.
BotMj,
0968
i<Jy.
CaioUnell.,
9519
1861.
CbarJet A.,
6487
Beiffy,
7890
Uih
Caroline M.,
4794
1868.
Charles A.,
7»9
1779.
Bi?ti.
t7*
7898
1995.
OaroUneP.,
9100
1881.
OharieaB.,
61
103
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Bink.
Mm*.
VMktr.
Mrta.
Hum.
ll«»tar.
■ink.
KUM.
VMibtr.
18i0.
CbftilMB.,
1676
1806.
Chariotte,
8866
1891.
Clarissa A.,
8B0
18B7.
CbarletB.,
9060
1787.
Chariotte,
8881
1889.
Clarissa A^
1860.
ChMletB.;
4967
Chariotte,
8648
1897.
Clarissa L.,
8188
1806.
ChMietC,
476
1T89L
Chariotte,
4891
1841.
OarissaM.,
1981
1811.
Chariet C,
808
1809.
Chariotte,
4810
1867.
Clarissa P.,
4B07
1897.
Gharlet C,
1008
1890.
Chariotte,
4884
1816.
aarissaR.,
1879
1886.
CharietC.,
CbarletD.,
1770.
Charlotte,
5330
1763.
ClartL,
8815
18ft2.
711
1796.
Charlotte,
6804
1811.
Claric
8888
18M.
CbariMB.,
488
Charlotte,
6IM6
1830.
dark A.,
4181
1890.
CharietB.,
808
Chariotte,
7818
1865.
OariED.,
5195
1857.
CliarlME.,
1761
1870.
Chariotte A.,
%m
1833.
Clark W.,
ClandiQsk,
540
1880.
CharlMB.,
8440
1818.
Charlotte A.,
9619
1816.
505
1888.
CbarlM B.,
8866
1818.
Chariotte E.,
656
1K58.
Clayton G.,
9091
Charles B.,
4918
184a
Chariotte B.,
9089
1795.
Constantioe,
8078
1868.
GharlM B.,
4407
1846.
Chariotte B.,
9058
1849.
Conway W.,
1181
18M.
GharlMB.,
4758
1855.
CharloUeE.
7889
1860.
Cora A..
8(87
1871.
CaiarietB.,
4988
1899.
Charlotte O.,
6015
1857.
Cora A.,
9095
18W.
CbariMB.,
6669
1818.
Chariotte O.,
8035
1857.
CorsA.,
8009
1817.
CbarlMB.,
CharlMB.B.,
8678
1859.
Chariotte P.,
9886
1845.
CoraB.,
1190
1812.
8686
1846.
Charlottes.,
979
1874.
CoiaE.,
8680
1800.
CbarlM P.,
8806
1786.
446
1870.
CoraL.,
1761
1866.
CharlMF..
4811
1804.
Channeey,
7091
1871.
Cora K..
8»18
1848.
OiarietFn
6100
1808.
ChannoeyH.,
8581
1814.
Cordelia,
3000
1867.
OiarietF.,
6960
1890.
Chanocey M.,
4799
1880.
Cordelia,
4801
1818.
CharlMH.,
960
1854.
CheleeaA.,
4095
1851.
Cordelia A.,
8017
1847.
ChailMH.,
960
1807.
CheeterC,
1789
CordelU A.,
4610
186S.
CharletH.,
1181
1858.
CheeterC.
8183
1885.
CofdeliaD.,
697
1848.
ChariatH.,
1900
18M.
CheeterT.,
8080
1M7.
Cornelia,
1978
1888.
CbaricaH.,
1988
1740.
Chloe,
89
1898.
Coinetta,
1960
1848.
CbarietH.,
9768
180O.
ChloeA.,
797
1808.
Cornelia,
8686
1844.
CharietH.,
8767
1860.
Chloe A.
9019
1849.
Cornelia,
8B88
1867.
CharletH.,
4498
18t7.
ChloeA.,
7881
1816.
Cornelia,
8841
1849.
CharlMH.,
6761
1848.
Chloe J.,
8489
1818.
CorneUa B.,
4170
1884.
CharietH.,
8906
ITWr.
Chriatian,
8183
1848.
Cornelia J.,
4780
1866.
CharietH.,
8868
1806.
Chrietian,
8841
1844.
CoraelUM.,
971S
1880.
CharieaH.,
6466
1810.
Chrietlan E.,
88M
1758.
Conellne,
8199
1819.
CharietH.
6611
ChrittiaDa,
1687
1888.
Cortland C,
1980
1864.
CharietH..
6879
1880.
Chrittiana,
8847
1T65.
Cummin,
0851
1830.
Charietl.,
4780
1858.
Christiana,
4885
1774.
CnrUs,
899
1866.
CharletL.,
1918
Chrletiiia,
6801
1891.
Curtis,
480
1881.
CharletL.,
4(M6
Christopher,
Cicero M.,
fiflOS
1799.
CurUsT.,
361
18T0.
CharietL.,
6100
1800.
8017
1707.
CynthU.
1688
1856.
CharletL.,
6488
Cinderella,
8784
1786.
Cynthia,
8808
1810.
CharieeM.,
4967
1819.
Clara,
1060
1788,
Cynthia,
8819
1898.
CharietM.,
7888
ITKH
Clara,
1409
1806.
Cynthia,
4886
1876.
CharietN.,
800
Clara,
8989
Cynthia,
8008
1861.
CharietO.,
8440
Clara,
8491
1885.
C^thia,
7047
1881.
CharieeC,
8451
1850.
Ctaua,
6456a
1880.
^thia A.*
859
1858.
CharietP.,
4M4
Clara A.,
1077
1858.
8661
1815.
Chariea P.,
6005
1858.
Clara A.,
8814
1848.
CynthUB.,
8067
1891.
CharletR.,
1857
1874.
Clara L.,
5198
1896.
Cynthia &,
8998
1887.
CharieeR.,
4866
1810.
Clara M.,
8015
1776.
Cyrenns,
998
CharieeR.,
8781
1851.
Clarence A.,
835
1845.
CymsB.,
9781
1810.
Charlet 8.,
8690
1861.
Clarences.,
6740
1806.
Cyms D.,
4845
1888.
CharieeS.,
4888
1805.
Clarence P.,
8186
1808.
CymsG.,
8991
1878.
CharieeS.,
8086
1868.
CtarenoeH.,
1817
1841
CharietS.,
6100
1800.
Clarence M.,
1180
1798.
Bfrtdon Q ,
8067
1878.
CharieeS.,
6004
1804.
Clarisea,
888
1884.
Did fort li F.,
9719
CharieeS.,
6696
Clarissa,
799
1781.
l>BUivl,
68
1801.
CharleeT.,
179»
1785.
Clarissa,
1711
1709.
Dsnle],
175
1881.
OiarietT.,
8177
1886.
Oarissa,
1060
1798.
DJiukJ,
976
1849.
CharleeT.,
8468
1817.
Clarlaea,
8491
1776.
Dautd,
804
1887.
Charlee T.,
4808
1778.
Clartsea,
8107
1799.
DanleL
470
1849.
CharieeW.,
806
1777.
Claritsa,
8890
1807.
Daniel,
864
1896.
Chariee W.,
1150
1798.
Clarissa,
8883
Dftnicl,
8901
1860.
Chariet W.,
8001
17«.
Clarissa,
8681
1783.
Daniel,
8900
1818.
CharieeW.,
8608
aarS
8640
Csniel,
4841
1804.
Chariee W.,
8790
1881.
Clarissa,
4001
iToa
DlDld,
6788
1857.
Charlee W.,
4875
1885.
Clarissa,
4190
1784.
BanieL
6796
1856.
CharieeW.,
6610
1786.
darisaa.
4681
1786.
DftQlel,
6898
1886.
CharieeW.,
8868a
1890.
Clariasa,
4795
178&
D&ufel,
6888
1788.
Oiariotte,
448
1795.
Clarissa,
4789
1889.
I>finleU
6887
Chariotte,
749
1897.
Clarisaa,
4015
1611.
DafileU
6886
1810.
Charlotte,
1015
1788.
Clarissa,
5480
1883.
DEiiile].
8606
1797.
Chariotte,
1897
1818.
Clarisaa,
5510
Pauiel,
8708
1800.
Chariotte,
1706
Clarisaa,
6678
DinJeJ,
6780
1771.
Chariotte,
8185
Clarissa,
6800
Daniel,
6797
Chariotte,
8894
1808.
Clarissa,
0977
Duilel,
8818
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815
Birth.
lKi7.
1730.
1801.
18^.
1S43.
1818.
1808.
1831.
1S81.
1810.
1855.
1705.
1837.
lJ*i5.
1806.
ia^8.
1820.
178».
1845.
IffiW.
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4084
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1187
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4969
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1141
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461
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9495
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48U1
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4819
1778.
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1546
1849.
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0009
1835.
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5659
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901O
1844.
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8D7517
1874.
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4169
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8195
1848.
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6600
1841.
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8916
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8175
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686
1866.
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6440
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8817
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1675
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9880
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8549
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486
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8888
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0931
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6197
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8607
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9818
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87U8
1838.
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8S08
1784.
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0089
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6805
1888.
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9178
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SI96
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6814
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9438
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883
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8849
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6709
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6851
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9487
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7950
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9016
18ii5.
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8750
1719.
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7969
1881.
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9193
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55
1800.
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869
1885.
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9181
1750.
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156
1848.
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956
1856.
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9844
1799.
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1880
1861.
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1099
1896.
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48911
1754.
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14311
1898.
Ellabcth A.,
1158
1840.
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9015
1770.
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1446
1878.
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4499
1855.
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9558
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1686
1844.
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4787
1887.
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6000
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8687
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6617
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5591
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4596
1800.
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8860
1889.
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69li9
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4569
1880.
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8910
1840.
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6874
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8609
1810.
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607
1808.
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6080
1849.
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6568
1851
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6649
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6893
1816.
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8795
1861.
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6667
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9956
1888.
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858C
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906
1888.
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1148
1832.
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594tf
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1757
1824.
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6S48
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4448
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2mt5
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44410
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42U«i
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1850.
543
1837.
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401S
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5150
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4207
1783.
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9018
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5887
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89!«
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0914
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7821
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7825
1807.
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7838
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6454
1803.
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1575
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705
1880.
1794.
t'Mj&y,
15S5
1828.
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4068
188S.
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2100
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7291
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8821
1818.
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5817
1826.
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489
1799.
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8044
1860.
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9951
178S.
Fanny,
7098
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8745
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7821
1889.
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4269
1840.
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2804
1861.
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4928
1845.
1819.
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«49»
1864.
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4461
1888.
1878.
Fjiii3y K.,
1887
1870.
Frank C,
6584
18S9.
Fauny M.,
958
1847.
Frank C. P.,
6605
1888.
1874.
Fanny M.;
1761
1858.
Frauk D.,
6668
1880.
Fanny M.,
4052
1865.
Frank K,
8809
1881.
1845.
Fminy M.,
4805
1855.
Frank K,,
6858
1868.
1817.
Fanny U.,
492J
1851.
Frank G.,
4896
1842.
1889.
Finny M.,
8254
1872.
Frank G.,
6064
1807.
1858.
Faony b.\
1122
1878.
Frank 11.,
2718
1843.
Fidelia,
7185
1848.
Frwik H.,
1714
1889.
1846.
9080
1865.
Prank ,T.,
r45
1841.
180O.
Fiadla,
8802
1861.
F^ak L.,
1108
1848.
1811.
Fidelia,
4082
1849.
Frank L ,
6148
1827.
1807.
PidellJi,
6484
1855.
Frank H..
4007
1840.
1817.
Fidelia A.,
4022
18n.
Frank M..
4814
1840.
FlavU,
66
1809.
Franks.,
4426
1821.
1818.
Fl&Tlut P.,
4886
1875.
Frank W,
1701
1818.
180S.
Flom,
8457
1856.
Frank W,,
f765
1048.
18T7.
FJora A.,
4162
18S6.
Frank W ,
4988
1880.
1882.
Flora L.,
tao9
1863.
Frank W.,
6126
1651.
Florence^
9622
1871.
Frank W.,
6529
1849.
IHOd.
FlQTtDCC,
6456
1812.
FTHTikiln.
6687
1835.
1817.
Flu^resca A.,
884
1886.
Franklin,
66M
1835.
185.3.
FJofBOc* E.,
4088
1860.
Fiankliu A.,
6691
1818.
18W.
Florence I.,
5650
1857.
Fmnkliii C,
4468
1868.
1861.
Florence L.,
4976
1848.
Fraukiin G.,
9488
1808.
1819.
Fieri df C,
6916
1821.
FrankJLnH.,
7129
1828.
1850.
Flofine I.,
9618
1858.
Franklin H.,
7142
1814.
1888.
Fraucef*
1294
1872.
Franklin P.,
1886
1864.
1879.
Frances,
1808
1874.
Franklin T,,
1687
1866.
1814.
¥n.iic0v^
4008
1860.
Fred A ,
4480
1864.
Fvanccf.
4808
1841.
Frederic H.,
9608
1869.
1841.
Fran^«,
61(«
1794.
FredMck,
460
1864.
1754.
France*, .
6989
1862.
Frederick,
978
1841.
Franc*^,
6T01
1774.
Frederick,
1664
188&
1889.
Fnyncfip A.,
1068
Frederick,
ITBO
1846.
1810.
FraECfe* A,,
1898
Frederick,
1982
1865.
1847.
Fraoc^F A.,
7882
Frederick,
9610
1827.
1881.
Fmnces C.;
8806
Frederick,
9611
1810.
1844.
PranccB D.,
4885
1886.
Frvdehck,
6129
1846.
KMt.
Frederick A.,
Frederick A.,
Frederick A.,
Frederick A.,
Frederick B.,
Frederick C.
Frederick £.,
Frederick E.,
Fn-derlck E.,
Frederick U.,
Frederick J..
Pr(*dcrick L.,
Frtdi'rick P.,
Frederick W.,
Frederick W.,
Frederick W.,
Friend,
Gad.
Gad.
Gad.
Garadn^.
Gtrdfinie^
Gami B.,
Garr^' S,,
Genres,
Georgo,
Gt'or^.
GtN>r]ge.
Georgo,
Geori^f,
GeOT^,
George,
George.
Georpe^
Georpe,
Gflorj,**,
Georpc,
Geo rye .\.,
Ge^rpe A„
Georp-e A,,
lreor;!t A ,
GeofL'C A.,
Georirc A
Georpt A
Gccir;rf B ,
GeOrpe B.,
Oeor^'c B.^
Georpc D.,
G«jrf*f D,
GtOTsv p.,
Gcorgt £,,
GeoiB* E^.
Georjfe E.,
Gcnrpe P.,
Qenri;! F„
Gerir^^ F,,
G?oTgc F, H
Geyrpe H.,
Geofite II.,
Gtorpe U,,
Gfor^^ B,,
George H.,
Geor^^e H . ,
George H,,
Geof^^e !!.,
Gecrxe H.,
Georjre H.,
Geor^rc U,,
GeoTB^H.,
Geoi^ L.,
George M,,
GeoT^ P.,
R,
KttMlwr.
827
8890
6E»2
60{I6
6780
l!!-.")
]02:{
12SN'.
6101
2N*>7
6200
4751
493
657
29!i5
1582
4535
4599
480:i
23(1
8567
480
1014
2166a
2415
8809
8385
8741
4805
6518
609<.l
6700
6701
6706
0931
7062
7055
7210
7280
7822
12ill
1881
2695
2811
42(kS
67»4
2601
1245
1963
2490
1080
685
8698
6513
8968
4974
6009
670
1145
1884
7283
475
812
990
1191
1975
9080
9847
8003
8894
89iM
4803
6084
6226
8801
1179
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INDEX. — PABT L
nrtk.
Wm:
KwMr.
Blnk.
Num.
XBMlitr.
Birth.
llaMc.
Knmhtr.
ins.
OeofgeR.
9480
1789.
Hannah.
1480
1814.
Harriet L.,
6857
18U.
G«orgeR.,
99fM
1801
Hannah,
1607
1851.
Harriet L..
6877
]811
0«oifeS.,
1790
Hannah,
1768
1817.
Harriet M.,
9010
1887.
QtoTgeT.^
1191
1881.
Hannah,
1781
1«72.
Harriet M.
9761
1801.
G«orxeT.,
7155
1T07.
Hannah,
80ni
188li.
Harriet M.,
3»i74
1»S.
Oeorye W.,
868
1785.
Hannah,
8n!l8
1S56.
Harriet M..
63^7
1805.
Georye W.,
491
Hannah,
817S
1810.
Harriet N.,
4124
180U.
George W.,
1039
1781.
Hannah,
89SS
1817.
Harriet K.,
«!ir»i
18M.
George W.,
1059
1774.
Hannah,
4620
1«5.
Harriet S.,
1007
1687.
George W.,
ISIS
1808.
Hannah,
48^
IWS.
Harriet s..
9717
iRsa.
George W.,
1919
1790.
Hannah,
486a
161!).
Harriet T.,
6630
George W.,
1955
17*4.
Hannah,
5176
1H26.
Harriet U.,
4CM.'>
18t9.
George W.,
Geon;c W.,
1974
1752.
Hannah,
5280
182!l.
Harriet W.,
19f'>0
1821.
9191
Hannah,
M7«
1870.
Harrlf W.,
SO(M
George W.,
9601
1759.
Hannah,
5814
1820.
Harrison,
il«)
18G4.
Georse W.,
9787
1775.
Hannah,
5849
1812.
lUrri»on,
08K5
George W.,
8800
Hannah,
6001
1823.
Harrivon,
7270
1817.
Gf orcT W. ,
4666
180O.
Hannah,
Oll'Wr
Harry.
15'«C
1S4S.
GenriTc W,,
5119
1766.
Hannah,
OilsO
Ibll.
Harr>- A.,
6019
1798.
Giorgi? W„
5805
1798.
Hannah,
tillSO
Harr>- D.,
89S2
1891.
George W.,
5591
1761.
Hannah.
70W
J80K.
Harry 1!.,
flO'iS
1887.
George W.,
56Uf»
Uatinili,
7283
1803.
Harr>- L.,
7*40
Gwrge W,.
6611
IlaBnah,
7827
1T05.
Haney,
14!M
1W2.
George W,,
6000
1881.
Hnnnati A.,
601
1840.
Har%cy,
9182
18U.
0*arge W,j
6945
1810.
tlanhnh H.,
178n
1794.
Harvey,
8291
18»l.
Ovorge W , ^
6414
1610.
Hannah J.,
'Vk'
1792.
Haney,
4680
1806.
GeomtW..
6944
1817.
Hannah P,,
1822.
Haney,
48fe
George W*.
7089
1887.
iUnDtU K ,
1146
Haney,
8906
1886.
GpOTfTC W. C,
7005
182i».
Uimsiit] T.,
4279'
1817.
Haney A.,
86R6
1888.
Geor^f^ Z.^
6765
1800.
Tlaf^jiy L ,
a8:>4
188i^.
Harvey E.,
4465
18R5.
Georffi^,
9959
1887.
Hi]>rivli^hU,
4988
1875.
Harvey F.,
667S
18H2.
GerdoD W..
9888
1852.
llflrli'n P.
9i;i4
1817.
Haney H.,
9909
1878.
Gertrode X.,
6978
1854.
iU:U>vTP.,
1S46
1817.
Harvey R.,
16>»
179ft.
Gldeou,
49
1808.
JdRrnion,
1010
1825.
Haney 8.,
8H01
1790.
Gideon,
860
1798.
Harriet,
^1-
1S71.
Hattie,
9907
1798.
Gideon
8019
1791.
Harrtcl,
452'
1862.
Hattle L.,
9971
17«8.
Gideon,
8181
HarriflU
748
1857.
HatUeM.,
8895
1808.
Gideon C,
8868
1804.
HarHflt,
004
1856.
Hattie M.,
5761
1851.
Gilbert C,
4481
1867.
Harriets
»W'
Heathcot,
1983
1S17.
Gilbert L.,
9085c
1801.
Harriet,
1698.
Helen,
9027
1800.
Gilet,
6096
1815.
Harriet,
1660
Helen,
4901
1882.
Giles 8.,
898
1788.
Harriet,
170Sft
Helen,
4980
1875.
Glenadore L.,
9981
1807.
Harriet,
1840
1858.
Helen,
4470
1756.
Goodman,
160
Harriet,
1964-
1875.
Helen,
5019
1886.
Goodman,
894
Harriot,
19M
1811.
Helen,
5608
791
1895.
Harriet,
9145*
1811.
Helen A.,
9516
1841.
Gortiam,
6961
1884.
Harriet.
WIW
1882.
IldrOC.
1979
1719.
Grace,
97
1880.
Harriet,
»4»r
1821.
Hflleii R,
614
Grace.
van
1791.
Harriet,
8880-
18H1.
n?lco E.,
1105
1876.
Grace,
4416
Harriet,
8619
1858.
Melon E.,
49n
1755.
Grace.
6994
1811.
Harriet,
8799a
1884.
BtWu E.,
6018
1871.
Grace,
6868
1861
Harriet,
8816
1865.
Btlfti G.,
1006
1876.
Grace A.,
4419
1887.
Harriet,
a»9
18S2.
Hdey J.,
1975
1875.
Grace C,
9780
Harriet,
4904
1817.
Helon L ,
5500
1870.
Grace C,
4968
1895.
Harriet,
5609
1872.
Helen M,
4488
1868.
GiaoeD.,
6469
isn.
Harriet,
6780
1887.
BejM M.,
5759
1869.
OroTnerV.,
5756
1807.
Harriet,
6888
1852.
Helen r.
5589
1810.
6079
1880.
Harriet,
7057
1810.
Hdrij v..
6519
1784.
GatUma A.,
1650
1819.
Harriet A.,
478
llemniK
1737
1815.
GoaUroP F.,
1915
186&
Harriet A.,
9846
1775.
Uctiihik
5821
ism.
GaataTQS G.,
6007
1844.
Harriet A.,
899tia
1840.
Hen Fk- It* A.,
6IKKI
1889.
Guy C,
4989
1884.
Harriet A.,
41H4
1831.
HepricUa B.,
1275
1791.
Gay C,
6070
1860.
Harriet A.'
4850
1865.
BtEjrlortflE.,
1244
1870.
Gvy H.,
4996
1M9.
Harriet A.,
4H04
1818.
HcarteTtaG.,
1182
1874.
GoyW.,
6516
1884.
Harriet B.,
714
1810.
HcnrlHtiiM.,
1118
1819.
Harriet C,
9114
1840.
Hporicltu M.,
1280
1761.
HablJahW.,
Hanford A.,
6849
1849.
Harriet C,
7889
1799.
Heiirjf,
960
1860.
9891
1850.
Harriet £.,
»491
1798.
Henry,
400
1664.
Hannah,
8
Harriet £.,
8550
1841.
HeniT,
723
1667.
Hannah,
18
1849.
Harriet £.,
4412
18»>.
Hetio,
1909
1780.
ll^«f>§yi^
86
1879.
Harriet £..
6100
1811
llcnr)%
1839
1788.
Hannah,
81
1887.
Harriets..
679G
1838.
Henry,
9141
1757.
Hannah.
108
1874.
Harriet £.,
6496
1780.
Henry,
8.W
1798.
Hannah,
961
1846.
Harriet G.,
9410
1804.
Henry,
8310
1809.
Hannah.
989
1819.
Harriet J.,
4861
18119.
Henry.
8485
1781.
Hannah,
488.
1817.
Harriet J.,
6970
1788.
Henry,
8525
1745.
Hannah,
1879
1860.
Harriet L.,
1919
1791.
Henry,
85fi4
1778.
Hannah,
1460
1806.
Harriet L.,
9797
Henry,
8619
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DI80BNDAMT8 NAMED KOBLE.
819
1606.
1832.
183S.
16ia
1791.
181».
1838.
1839.
IT.IS.
IbST.
18(n.
1848.
1810.
1818.
18(!0.
1874.
1K5:J.
1843.
1817.
1837.
18AI.
1818.
1831.
18l(».
18U1.
1818.
1815.
18^1.
1815.
1838.
18(W.
18U1.
ItSd.
1874,
1817.
1815.
1847.
1878.
1870.
1819.
1811.
1828.
1845.
1814.
1848.
1798.
1837.
1815.
1848.
1889.
1831.
18G8.
1817.
186i».
18G0.
1874.
1807.
1809.
1841.
1838.
1840.
1845.
1888.
1888.
18bl9.
1839.
1871.
180a
184&
Kaat.
Henry,
Henry,
Henry,
Henry,
Henry,
Uenr}*,
Henr}*,
Henry,
Henry,
Henry,
Henr>*,
Henr)-,
Henry,
Henry,
Heur}- A.,
llenr}' B.,
Henry B.,
Henry B.,
Mciiry B.,
Hcury B.,
Hcury C,
lleury C,
llLnr}' C,
liuory C,
Ut'ury C,
Uttiry C,
lienry C,
Jicnry D.,
lleuryD.,
lliinry D.,
Iluury D.,
llvury D.,
Ht'iiry E.,
Ueiiry K.,
MeJir>- £.,
Ufury £.,
Jlenry F.,
Ill ury G.,
Ikory ».,
Jlffury H.,
Henry H.,
HeuryH.,
Il^iiry H.,
lleury H.,
Uetiry U.,
Ikury H.,
H^iivy H.,
Henry U. T.,
Hcury J.,
H tury J.,
Hcury J.,
li^^^nry K.,
IJeniy K.,
Henry K.,
Henry L.,
Henry L.,
Jleiiry L.,
iltpry L.,
HeuryM.,
Htiir) M.,
llror^- M.,
Uiory M.,
UfOiyM.,
Henr}0.,
Httiry P.,
Ueury R,
acnry R. X.,
H tury 8.,
Henry 8.,
Htiur}' 8.,
nciiry S.,
HonryS.,
Bffory 8. 8.,
Henry T.,
Henry T.,
Henry T.,
U<^my W.,
Henry Z.,
■tor.
BIrtb.
Mum.
Ma«b«r.
Birth.
Xmi*.
Nam tor.
881S
1781.
nlpcf^.
283
1851.
Idas.,
1060
4819
1743.
83
i.*«r>.
Ida P.,
2007
4888
1771.
Hepiibiai.
8213
dali..
2001
5475
1860.
Herbert,
8888
18S0.
da R,
1870
5518
1840.
Herbert A.,
605
1848.
mogen,
1043
6695
18T6.
Herbert D.,
4430
mojrene,
2511
6001
1870.
Herbert P.,
6004
1800.
naC,
2815
6882
1860.
Herbert T.,
2850
ra.
17«iO
0043
1831.
Herman C,
494
1850.
la,
2985
BllOe
1801.
Herman 8.,
6535
1883.
«♦
8800
6£tt
1795.
Hervey,
1621
1781.
ra.
6748
0705
1710.
Heeter,
8003
1H31.
Ira H.,
801
8710
Hezekiah,
2ia5
1800.
raR,
07.'j0
7-^75
1694.
Hezckiab,
8050
1821.
IradD..
1140
4338
1745.
Uezeklah,
3074
18fI8.
rene U.,
2380
447
1783.
llesekiab,
8085
1873.
rene 8.,
2335
613
1760.
Hesekiah,
8308
1839.
ning A.,
2731
10('r4
1815.
Hcxeklah,
8371
1709.
Mac,
819
S3S5
1793,
Hezeklah,
4781
»aac,
6903
9UU3
1840.
Hexekiah B.,
8903
1803.
I«aac,
6097
477a
ISfiO.
HibbertW.,
2830
»aac,
6718
95U
1838.
Hirmm»
2170
1800.
Itaac,
72.V>
low
1817.
Hiram,
8420
183a
Mac O.,
1701
2iPM
Hiram,
4237
iMbclla,
6MI0
4103
1810.
Hiram,
4801
1804.
Mbella P.,
1838
4317
1887.
Hiram
4801
1846.
IiMidon> £.,
4447
6689
Hiram,
4837
1824.
iMnnah C,
690
1033
1823.
Hiram,
6085
1759.
leband.
91
2135
1815.
Hiram,
6689
17H8.
Ubaud,
242
8IX)5
1818.
Hiram A.,
4829
1837.
Uband,
686
7883
1811.
Hiram B.,
918
1851.
Itidore,
8805
7883
1888.
niram D.,
4865
1785.
irael.
120
2981
1831.
Hiram H„
2080
1813.
Israel.
733
48G7
1800.
HiTim J.,
6050
1703.
[frael.
1339
4407
1808.
HirAm K,.
1911
1733.
iiwel,
1375a
4880
1801.
Hiram R,
1006
1708.
trae).
1491
4087
1841.
Homer*
782
1793.
srael.
1533
489G
1848.
Homer,
6777
1835.
Macliar C,
1793
615
1845.
BomerA.i
4978
184(i.
lisacbar C,
2597
1110
1863.
Homer B.,
6283
1763.
Ithamar,
5305
13ri0
1853.
Homer C.
2806
18M.
thamar D.,
5743
8858
1890.
HomtrE.,
6689
1874.
vaD.,
6000
6078
1830.
HodotC,
1993
1708.
laette.
6891
6506
1830.
BormcCn
»110
6198
1844.
Horace,
2435
J.C,
6760
6346
Hor»c*,
8379
1750.
Jabvc,
6880
6685
1T91.
Horace,
4688
1T97.
JabezB.,
860
1885
1790.
Hc^race,
6303
Jacob,
8538
2037
1770.
Horace,
6810
1735.
Jacob,
6173
6495
1803.
Horace,
6901
1769.
Jacob,
6234
6554
1841.
Horac* A*
8986
1835.
Jacob A.,
6630
4063
1867.
Horace A ,
4996
18ia
Jacob P.,
1870
4817
1837.
Horace C,
2546
1797.
Jacob M.,
6431
6000
1821.
Hormct' J,,
2025
1677.
Jamee,
9
909
1802.
HorKeL.,
8466
James,
863
2016
1836.
Hornet' W.,
1977
1818.
James,
863
8180
Horace W..
8648
James,
748
4090
1777.
HomLlo,
8183
1817.
James,
800
1170
1834.
Horallo, .
8900
1788.
James,
1500
1215
1798.
HnratloN.,
8461
1803.
James,
1747
1218
lIuratloN.,
6720
1856.
James, (♦)
1840
2033
18S3.
Hotifrlon,
8985
1837.
James,
1901
2814
1855.
Howard B.,
2818
1774.
James,
88Sm
6441
1851.
Howard L\,
727
James,
8809
1830
1867.
Howard O.,
4483
1789.
James,
8835
1011
1848.
Habert S.,
6604
1791.
Jamea,
8883
2703
1854.
HnlborL n'..
958
1807.
James,
8438
1O40
1803.
Huldftb,
1577
1838.
James,
8704
1106
Huma}).
2178
1799.
James,
8718
»455
1766.
Hnldah.
8M7
1842.
James,
8748
6009
Huldab,
4660
1888.
James,
8959
Oli53
1876.
HuldaliE,
6065
1851.
James,
4005
4704
1817.
Buldab J.,
8644
James,
4238
2015
1843.
James,
4885
8764
1778.
Icbabod,
428
1875.
James,
48S5
97(r7
1867.
Ida,
975
1800.
James,
4787
8809
Ida,
2610
1809.
James,
4885
6740
1847.
IdaA.0.,
6480
1789.
James,
6836
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IKDBX. — PART I.
Jamet,
S515
1898.
Jane,
1V7.
Jamet,
5700
1800.
Jane,
/k
Jamet.
6796
1841.
Jane,
4780.
Jamea,
.6806
Jane,
Iwi.
James,
68St
1881.
Jane,
Jamet,
66S1
Jane,
17%.
James,
6075
1843.
Jane A.,
17M.
Jamea,
6089
1895.
Jane A.,
Jamea,
6100
1880.
Jane £.,
lan.
Jamea,
6196
1851.
JaneR,
Jamaa,
6606
JaneR,
Jamea,
6710
1840.
Jane P.,
Jamet«
67«j
1W7.
Jane J.,
Jamet,
6780
1892.
Jane O.,
im
Jamet,
6785
1787.
Jane O.,
1780.
Jamet,
6740
1770.
Jared,
Jamet,
6783
1769.
Jared.
ITtl.
Jamet,
68M
1786.
Jared.
1747.
Jamet,
6890
189U.
Janit,
17K.
Jamet,
6836
1806.
Janit,
Jamet,
6906
1838.
Janrit E.,
Jamet,
6906
1896.
Janon C,
178S.
Jamet,
7145
1814.
Jaj,
18U6.
Jamet,
7161
1850.
Jay D.,
Jamet,
TttO
1871.
JayR,
Jamet,
T900
1816.
jSSediak,
1T».
Jamet,
7801
Jamea,
7890
Jededlab,
1885.
Jamet B.,
8039
1790.
Jedediab,
1811.
Jamet B.,
8184
Jefferton M.,
Jamet B.,
6008
Jeffe^W.,
Jehiel,
1848.
Jamet C,
8010
1806.
1881.
Jamea C,
6605
1858.
Jerome Q.,
1887.
Jamet C,
6661
1708.
Jemima,
1848.
Jamet C,
6909
1750.
Jemima,
1814
Jamet D.,
6801
1770.
Jemima,
1870.
Jamet E.,
4867
1816.
Jeneti,
1858.
Jamet F.,
6670
Jennet.
1888.
Jamet P.,
7278
Jennet.
188B.
Jamet H.,
8987
Jennet.
18B8.
Jamet H.,
4871
Jennet,
1880.
Jamet H.
6065
1848.
Jennet,
1888.
Jamet H.,
6405
1800.
Jennie,
1861.
Jamet H.;
6514
isse.
Jennie,
1800.
Jamet H.,
6751
Jennie,
1888.
Jamet J.,
687S
1867.
Jennie A.,
1880.
Jamet L.,
6868
1860.
Jennie L.,
1888.
Jamet M.,
8687
18C7.
Jenny W.,
1884.
Jamet M.,
8075c
1787.
Jeremiah,
1884.
Jamet M.,
6008
1756.
Jeremiah,
1808.
Jamet M.,
6174
Jeremiah,
1811.
Jamet M.,
6657
Jeremiah,
1818.
Jamea M.,
6648
1774.
Jeremiah,
1848.
Jamet O.,
4874
Jerry,
1811.
Jamet R.,
8809
Jwry.
1881.
Jamea R,
8848
1746.
Jemtha,
1845.
Jamet R,
6680
1814.
Jeratha M.,
1861.
Jamea 8.,
1197^
1764.
Jeate,
1818.
Jamet 8.,
6857
1896.
Jette,
184S.
Jamet 8.,
6769
1888.
Jette,
Jette D.,
1817.
Jamet 8.,
7075
1780.
1881
Jamet T.,
6907
1861.
Jettie,
JeatieD.,
X.
Jamet W.,
1866
1856.
Jamet W.,
8809
1857.
Jettie R,
1817.
Jamet W.,
4807
1799.
Joanna,
18U.
Jameaon,
7075
1760.
Joanna,
Jane,
748
1768.
Joanna,
Jane,
706
1848.
Joanna N.,
1814.
Jane,
1778
1748.
Joel,
1818.
Jane,
1875
1896.
Joel.
Jane,
8681
1748.
Je^,
1790.
Jane!
8558
1766.
Jod,
IftiS.
Jane.
8809
1808.
Joel,
1813.
Jane,
4734
1897.
Joel,^
IISS.
Jane,
6469
1780.
JoelE.,
Jane,
6578
1819.
Joel O.,
1777.
Jane,
6589
180a
Joel P..
1808.
Jane,
6007
1753.
Johanna,
Bbtr.
BlrUi.
ITmm.
VMibtr.
6800
174V
Jolianna,
6319
687U
1061
Joliu.
9
T066
1685.
John,
18
7954
1717.
John,
io
7970
1780.
John,
341
7819
1833.
John,
581
6041
1835.
John,
5St
6909
1781.
John,
1870
8819
1781
John,
1453
8090
John,
1757
460.^
1817.
John,
9018
tl.'S3
1831.
John.
3113
6507
1776.
John,
819S
1994
1808.
John,
8433
6085
ItOO.
John,
43011
8903
1868.
John.
4489
6397
1700.
John.
4500
5auu
1748.
John,
4533
739
1781.
John,
4564
9039
1803.
John,
4691
9880
John.
4887
6658
1833.
John,
48aii
4150
1840.
John,
4933
6169
Jolm,
6478
6496
1701
John,
6853
8001
1785.
John,
65»<5
6784
John.
669!*
0705
1800.
John,
6009
6897
John,
CTUi
70M
1890.
John,
6783
6731
1781.
John,
6775
7033
John,
6776
493G
John,
6Ta-»
8335
Jolm,
67!C,
619J
John.
6811
695G
John,
689U
914
1710.
John,
681S
0779
1791.
John,
68M
6788
1760.
JullH,
0S74
6801
1899.
Jolm,
6887
6810
1781.
JuliD,
6890
6818
1770.
JohiJ.
6600
1187
Johu.
6904
1979
Jobb,
6900
6763
Jahn.
0907
7S94
1838.
Joba,
6931
1000
1788.
John.
6936
1079
Jwlm.
6963
978
1761.
John^
6977
81T9
1800.
Jotiu.
6990
8178
1899.
JohD,
7003
8810
1837.
JahD,
7054
6084
1790.
Jobn.
7110
6991
1718.
Jaht5,
7303
6990
Johu,
7810
4688
1799.
JnbD A.,
149U
8007
1844.
Jobn A.,
f48!»
80
1840.
Jc»bn A.,
9591
S175
1818.
J ohQ A.,
8488
6180
1894.
Jolm A.,
8705
S84
1844.
Jo^m A.,
8W7a
4490
184&
John A.,
8933
648
1897.
John A.,
4798
9070
Jotjn A.,
6010
8077
1810.
JobnB.,
8873
8181
1846.
Jolm B.,
8904
89n
1841.
John B.,
4919
6788
1875.
John B.,
61486
1401
1816.
Jobn fi..
6687
1779
1814.
J obn C,
486
4689
1810.
John C,
1093
4006
Jobn C,
8609
4840
John C,
4930
6087
1885.
John C,
6039
1559
1830.
John C,
7S15
1914
1856.
Jo Jin E.,
18T9
1967
1833.
Juti^R,
8083
167
John R,
6408
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821
^
Wrtk.
KtM.
llMibtr.
Birth.
y«B«.
■Mbtr.
Birth.
VftB«.
XuaWr.
1944.
JohnF.,
1119
1810.
Joseph B.,
4853
1884.
Juliette,
8970
1858.
JohnF..
0465
1851.
Joseph C,
9410
1806.
Juliette M.,
HHT.
ISItt.
JohD F.,
6518
1888.
Joseph C.
9443
1804.
Julius A.,
1989
17118.
Johu O.,
988
1810.
Joseph D.,
1733
1840.
Julius A.,
9745
1847.
John 0.,
li85
1887.
Joseph F.,
1177
1808.
Justin,
6989
1844.
John O.,
4788
1887.
Joseph 6.,
6614
1816.
Justus H..
6088
18a.
Johu O. P..
66H5
1866.
Joseph H.
1191
1830.
John H.,
689
1881.
Joseph H.,
1964
1839.
KalisU,
4801
1881.
John U.,
4781
1869.
Joseph n.,
Joseph N.,
7985
1854.
Kate,
6097
18Q9.
John H.,
4990
1848.
9604
1849.
Kate B.,
66tt7
1840.
John H.,
6192
1HR9.
Joseph P..
1094
1855.
KateC,
6531
18«7.
John n..
6887
1797.
Joneph P.,
6877
1863.
Kate E.
9379
1818.
John H.«
6698
1849.
Joseph P..
7U75
1872.
Kate P.,
13«l
]8att.
John I.,
543
1839.
Joseph 8.,
6631
Katliarine,
910H
1830.
Johu J.,
6H05
1860.
Joseph W.,
9816
1788.
Katharine,
6H07
John J..
7184
1870.
Joseph W.,
89l«
Katharine,
0703
1(^.
JobnL.,
4939
1801.
Joseph W.,
0943
1831.
Katharine B.,
8707
IWO.
John L.,
4769
1878.
Josephine,
4494
1808.
Katharine L.,
71G9
1H98.
John L.,
7974
1874.
Josephine,
6085
1870.
Katherine P.,
1833
1K75.
John 0.,
1189
1840.
Josephine C,
6iil5
1870.
Katie E.,
797
1K80.
John 0..
9015
1859.
Josephine L.
1U78
1740.
Keaia,
6190
1807.
John P.,
1871
1859.
Josephine L.,
1680
1783.
Kesia,
5^3
1887.
John P.,
8898
1875.
Josephine L.,
7987
1816.
Kesia,
7950
1816.
John 8.,
655
1859.
Josephine V.,
6799
1853.
Kezia I.,
96(10
1851.
John 8.,
1198
Joshua,
6706
1849.
Kingsley A.,
6013
1818.
Jolin 8.«
1168
Joshoa K.,
8788
Kitty F.,
8W^
16».
Jobn 8.,
Johu 8.,
9511
4919
1884.
Joshua K..
Josiah,
8794
8199
1870.
KittjM.,
9619
1807.
John 8.,
4884
1787.
Josiah,
4691
1887.
Laftiveltc,
6994
1807.
Johu 8.,
059$
1778.
Josiah,
4660
1880.
3Ufa>etU'M ,
8975fr
John T.,
0849
1789.
Josiah,
4615
1817.
Ljitbnip T .
748
186G.
John W.,
6003
1818.
Josiah H.,
44r79
1808.
lAtl*.
6108
1849.
John W.,
6095
Jndah C,
OllOe
LaufhtJu,
67Q1
1846.
John W.,
6111
1881.
Judith A.,
6069
LiQghUn,
6791
1888.
John W.,
6619
1805.
Jndson R.,
783
1808.
X^Uf^tilUt,
6818
1866.
John W.,
6651
1786.
Julia,
1454
1797.
Laura.
470^
John W.,
6700
1899.
Julia,
1003
1891.
l^nr*.
7»
1881.
John W.,
6990
1788.
JulU,
8804
Liurs^
1609
17ia
Jonathan,
89
1788.
Julia,
8899
1799.
Laurm,
1005
1749.
Jonathan,
165
1799.
Julia,
8^90
1819.
XjLiLra.
1970
1707.
Jonathan,
809
JnlU,
8044
Laun.
8489
1700.
Jonathan,
1857
1883.
Julia,
8739
1818.
L.a!m.
4083
17«.
Jonathan,
1865
1898.
Julia,
8848
1867.
l^un.
4937
174a
Jonathan,
1414
Julia,
4051
1819.
Aura,
6040
1784.
Jonathan,
1499
1839.
Julia,
4980
1834.
laura A.,
1999
1778.
Jonathan,
1679
1879.
Julia,
4483
1895.
ianra A.,
9047
1804.
Jonathan,
1715
1801.
JulU.
4849
1850.
iaura A.,
9483
1771.
Jonathan,
8196
1869.
Julia,
6789
1899.
^anraA.,
9749
Jonathan,
8630
jElltS.
6407
1854.
«aun A.,
4865
Jonathan,
8841
1866.
JuUs A .
1899
I860.
Aura A.,
6083
Jonathan,
6768
1849.
JulU A.,
9899
1848.
4Uini £.,
9094
ITtt.
Jonathan,
6696
JuU* A.,
9536
1860.
janimB.,
9319
Jonathan,
6999
1869.
JuJUA,
8808
1848.
Aura £.,
9471
1780.
Jonslltwi,
6900
1849.
JulisA.,
4949
1896.
«ania£..
8808
I'm.
Jonath^iij.
7947
1898.
Julia A..
4788
1857.
4Uira B.,
6464
1819.
JoDaihuEi Q.,
679
1841.
JuUft A.,
4885
1868.
ianim F.,
1198
1804.
JQn«thui U.,
8600
1891.
JUiiiA,.
4866
1800.
<aura L.,
9798
1770.
jDiiathiLL] W.,
897D
1869.
JullsA.,
6149
1806.
Laura M.,
9038
1788.
JoMpb,
1488
18J7.
JblisA,
6008
1845.
JUiraN.,
1000
1091.
Jo*eph,
8065
1849.
JiilUA.,
6010
1845.
Ann 8.,
967
1718.
Joseph,
8006
18i0.
JniUC,
998
1896.
Aura 8.,
9097
1708.
Jc»epb,
8007
1851.
JuUa E ,
1806
1891.
4Uiraa^
9088
Joneph,
0908
1844.
JulU £ .
9479
1841.
lanra w..
1167
17M.
Jtiptph*
0919
1805.
JuJU £ ,
8467
1774.
Aurana,
6888
1866.
Joif^epb,
0995
1880.
JuJUE,
6086
1840.
Aurind 8.,
6091
jQ»epb,
0948
1848.
JalUE.,
6067
1880.
ATinUD.,
9097
1798.
Joneph.
0949
1809.
JulUF.,
1988
1871.
JiTlnia de H.
1983
lan.
Joseph,
0968
1888.
Jail* F, ,
6958
1773.
iiwrenoe,
8965
1886.
Jiweph,
0960
1870.
JuIU H ,
9040
1819.
iawrence.
8569
Jopopb,
0906
1880.
Ju^U H..
6605
1800.
^J%
910
1761
Jo»«ph,
6978
1847.
JulUE ,
4008
.asaras,
6903
1808.
Joi^cph A.,
9817
1861.
JlUs E E..
4668
1796.
Aiarus,
7150
1816.
JoKpb A.,
9611
1886.
JdIUL ,
4054
«aams,
• 7903
1868.
Jcwcpb A^,
0709
1849.
JalUM.,
0656
18K.
: iftsams W.,
7919
1816.
Joseph B.,
1791
1849.
JtilUS..
1974
1819.
isander.
8865
1888.
J»«ph B ,
1879
18n.
JulUS.,
9799
1896.
/eander C.
0390
1889.
Jcweph B ,
1878
1841
JalU B. J..
1871
1861.
leanderC,
0995
1810.
Jos^i^h B ,
3986
1898.
JaUsa B ,
7117
1841.
LeanderJ.;
8897
104
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Mrtk.
yM«.
■Mkw.
BIria.
KM*.
VMik«r.
Birth.
1800.
f^,^-
•488
1868.
Lottie E.,
6748
1886.
1846.
Leila,
1048
1888.
LoaisA.,
1095
1841
Lemoel,
8788
1811.
LonUL.,
6U8
IblO.
1878.
LaoaM.,
0065
1861.
LooiB 8.,
1079
1878.
LaoB..
4488
1809.
Loaiaa,
488
1875.
1887.
6M
1616.
Loaiea,
668
1811
1818.
Irftonard,
8486
1881.
Loaiaa,
1055
1G75.
1844.
Irftonard K.,
4086
1819.
LoQiaa,
81)45
1700.
1856.
Laonanl 0.|
8486
1856.
Looiaa,
4815
1751.
181&
LaonoraC,
8680
1885.
Loaiaa,
4914
1701.
1841
LerojO.,
4084
LoaiM^
8617
1777.
1819.
Leatar,
1688
1814.
Loaiaa,
7085
1786.
1887.
Letter,
8015
Loaita,
7148
IHOl
180S.
Leatar,
8016
1868.
Looiea H.,
4992
1851.
1804.
Leater
4786
1881.
Loaiaa M.,
1199
1805.
1887.
LeaterB.,
8010
184a
Loaiaa M.,
4400
1841
1847.
Leatar B.,
4887
Loaiaiaoa,
7880
Letta,
8710
1765.
LoTina,
aiOG
1707.
UM.
LettU.
1778
1817.
LoTinaM.,
tin
isa.
8565
1754.
Loviaa,
1440
1746.
817
1797.
Loiriaa,
1691
1881
hswU
784
1777.
LoTiaa,
8958
1891.
1774.
Larl.
1404
LoTiaa,
8646
1740.
17M.
Lari;
1710
1779.
LoTiaa,
5860
1747.
181S.
h^rU
1848
1808.
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1833.
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1812.
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1772.
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6817
1814.
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4163
1800.
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1872.
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6019
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817
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4026
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1778.
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4016
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6941
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235
1819.
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717
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1827.
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1787.
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6911
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8641
1801.
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1786.
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4178
1888.
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9016
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1823.
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4080
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1867.
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2682
1790.
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1794
1754.
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8882
1868.
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4487
1816.
1814
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1868.
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1897.
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4668
1874.
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1726.
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1837.
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1847.
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1819.
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1748.
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1784.
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6806
1798.
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6866
1786.
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1667
17B1
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782
1799.
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1676
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8910
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8761
1800.
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4795
1786.
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1880.
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1817.
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7075
1775.
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468
1860.
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9699
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9788
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1800.
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7168
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4868
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1781
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815
1808.
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1758.
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799
1788.
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4065
1814.
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794
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1017
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1810.
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9160
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1100.
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1780.
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8001
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6919
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8911
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6798
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1817.
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1807.
SaiahT.,
6104
18SU.
Sophia J..
1688
Sarmb,
8B07
1760.
SaaU
4618
1880.
Sophm M..
1148
1616.
SuatL.
8688
1680.
Scott O.,
8079
1896.
8ophn5D» U ,
706
8«»h,
6688
Seaborn M .,
T081
1801.
SophroDla.
8880
1600.
Mwh,
8178
Semaotha,
749
SophrOEEa,
4eiu
1686.
§«ili,
8853
1806.
S€lnallUu^
1748
1806.
S^ophroui* A.
194U
18».
SMb,
4180
1190.
Scmantha,
4861
1890.
Sopbronii M
, 409!»
1180.
Sftnli,
4540
1880.
BemiramlaJ.,
6566 1800.
Spencer N.,
468H
1166.
8anh,
4548
1748.
Seth,
^|975
1880.
tjucnc*r v.,
6097
1172.
Sanb,
6610
Seth,
ft78
1816.
(iianlcvL..
915
1188.
Samli,
4647
1777.
Beth,
1468
1866
4901
1606.
HArmb,
4648
1809.
Beth,
1107
1879.
ateliaii..
4978
gftrfth.
4009
Beth,
1156
1666.
Stfphcti^
14
1186.
SjimU,
6895
1817.
Beth
1175
1710
Stepben.
66
1166.
SAnh.
5646
1861.
Both,
9048
1780.
SKspbea.
817
1606.
Sirtih,
6178
1800.
Beth,
9404
EUpbtiu,
743
fiarfth.
6650
1881.
SethO..
8060
1197.
Stepbuu,
186d
Barmh,
6108
1858.
SethO.,
9610
1765.
Stephen.
1444
1188.
S*r*h,
6746
BeTiDOQr,
9061
1191.
fiL^pbea,
168U
1T17.
Sanh,
6699
B^monr,
8985
1688.
BiepbffD,
9140
1178.
Sarah,
7001
1891.
Bermoar J.,
8600
SEephcD*
9166a
16n.
SaraH.
7911
18K.
B^ton,
1619
Bieptiflu.
881H
1175.
j§ara^.
1958
1741.
IIS5K5..
1877
Sippliffu.
8641
1196.
Sftrsb,
T800
1680.
9610
1808.
SiepheOj
668U
1891.
SanihA.,
1094
Bhorbame,
1085
SiepticQ.
Wtt
1916.
8a™b A.,
1810
1868.
BherdleJ.,
9078
110&
atephtn S.H
4M
1619.
SafabA.,
1878
1138.
Bhennan,
181
1105.
Srephen C- ,
1696
1817.
ftamhA.;
1800
1649.
sssrs.^-
9016
S(«phet] F.,
7072
1695.
Sa/mhA.,
9046
tm
1817.
Stepbeu 1 ,
6540
1696.
SarabA,
9878
1T89.
Bhnbaal,
6686
1641.
SlepbcD L.^
418e(
16U.
BarahA.,
9468
1194.
8»S^M.,
7100
1871.
1807
1649.
SarmbA.
9796
1609.
7960
1807.
4188
SanJiA.,
8651
Bldney.
6718
1849.
BUUmaaM..
4768
1886.
SarataA.
4178
1896.
BkfaieyD.,
880
1181.
Suun,
957
Sarah A.,
4610
1188.
Btlaa.
1871
1810.
SurU},
464
161B.
Sarah A.,
4194
1780.
BUaa,
1466
1899.
BUUD,
16T7
1840
Sarah A.,
0760
1180.
sum!
1101
1858.
SUMQ,
9018
183S.
Sarah A.,
6866
1894.
Bilaa:
98Tr
1188.
Sauo,
8580
18&7-
Sarah A. A.,
6516
1887.
Bilaa,
9807
1689.
Sa«au»
8600
laod.
Sarah A. D.,
6885
1771.
BUas.
9904
Sutan,
4661
1814.
Sarah B.,
685
1806.
Bllaa,
8811
1899.
SuAau,
4796
1823.
Sarah C,
1948
1794.
Slaa,
8588
Su»aa,
7953
)8Di,
Sarahs.,
1610.
suae.
8568
1874.
Snvat) A..
6275
IMS.
Sarah B.,
s
1810.
Bllaa A.,
•8^
1815.
SUMEJ B..
6T7
3543.
SamhE.,
1966
1694.
BilaaO.,
1689.
fiuwn D.,
9U16
isn.
Samb S.,
9A4
1899.
Bilaa C,
4191
1858.
Sui^an E ,
6515
18B6.
Sarah B.,
9066
1861.
Btlaa D.*
9915
1805.
6ei««] H.,
6198
1681
Sarah B.,
8198
1747.
SUence.
1816.
Sui'azi J.,
1917
1641.
Sarah B.
4010
1719.
SUTia,
8n7
1680.
Suuli L.f
9885
1696.
Sarah B.,
4174
1199.
BlflMOD,
916
1864.
Biiaaa M .,
987
16B6.
Sarah E.
4048
ITW.
Bimeoo,
1496
1648.
Bntan B./
8068
1664.
SarvtaB.,
6645
Btrnnoo.
9198
1867.
BoaanV.,
4806
1819.
Sarah i:;
6986
1190.
SinMoo,
6177
1191.
ButaoDa,
444
1846.
Sarah S.T.,
6601
1687.
BlmeooA^
6958
1140.
BQMiiiia,
1499
1648.
SanhF.,
6640
BlmeonB.,
fOTO
Baaaima,
1640
1689.
StnhH.,
107
BlmaonH.,
4010
Bnianna,
9680
1896.
8tnhJ.,
9800
1197.
BImom
970
1182.
BoMima,
8874
1681.
8tnhJ.
4018
1191.
t^S£:
6609
1819.
Suanna A.,
9000
8tnhj;
4914
1800.
961
1898.
BnaannaM.,
9049
1696.
StnhJ.,
4961
1168.
BoIomoD,
1461
1180.
66
SanhJ.;
4886
1106.
BokMiKm,
1796
1186.
BQiaiuiah,
118
IStt!
8MlhJ.,
6006
1700.
BolOBOO,
8866
1866.
Buaanah,
9699
Digitized by VjOOQK
828
niDCX. — ^PABT I.
1806.
1816.
11M.
1819.
1887.
lasT.
1614.
Sybil,
ttjdney*
1030. 8ydD6jR.,
1186. 8]rhrtaii«,
1186. SjlTuat,
1818. Sylvwlsr,
1788. SylTMter,
1796. SylvMter,
1766. Sylvester,
1810. SylvetterB.,
1818. Sylvester C.
Sylvester C,
Sylvester C.
Sylvester D..
Sylvester O.,
Sylvester H.,
Sylvester W.,
Sylvis,
ISB. Sylvia T.,
l^Utha,
1889. T^eA.,
1748. Tftbtti,
1780. Tdiaa,
1766L TuBsIii,
1884. Tenr S.,
1784. Th*ddei.s,
1714. ThsnkftiK
17b7. Hiankfli],
1887. TbedaM.,
1779. TheodocUi,
18». TlieododA,
llieodore,
Tbeodorc,
18ia Theodore,
1816. TiieodoieF., .
1844. TheodoieF.,
Ifil. Theodore F.,
1880. Theodore H.,
18B6. Theodore?.,
1848. Theophilas C.,
1884. Theresa,
1841. Theresa A.,
1806. l^eronA..
188L TherooA^
174a Thlm,
17T9. Thina,
6747
6796
6979
90
9f7
680
1588
1744
8110
8168
4446
4781
4941
8468
408
4055
9044
748
8701
6191
1868
6647
9691
8587
8608
1975
9445
Blrtk. Hum.
1875.
1806.
1804.
1889.
1885.
1846.
1866.
1889.
1846.
1840.
1844.
1889.
11M.
1881.
175a
1190.
1766.
jO.,
Thomas D.,
Thomas H..
Thomas H.,
Thomas fl.,
Thoma# H.,
TItomas J ,
Thomas K.,
Thomas K.,
Thomas L.,
Thomas M.,
Thomas M.,
Thomas O.,
Thomas 8.,
Thomas 8;^
Thomas w.,
Thomas W.,
Timothy.
Timothy,
Timothy,
Tlnah,
Tlnah,
1898.
1781.
1808.
1791.
19n.
1858.
1841.
1887.
1766.
1798.
1861.
1798 1847.
9854 1889.
8018 ' 1796.
6912 1789.
9444 1807.
8591.
4491:1854.
6808 iStt.
1878.
1719.
1748.
1786. Thomas,
1795. Thomas,
1797. Thomas,
188L Thomas,
1780.
Tbonas,
1806. Thomaa,
1766. Tliomaa,
1804. Thomas,
1769. Thomas,
1781. Thomas,
1761. "■
1897. ThOtaJuB.,
1897. Thomas C,
1
4
98
86
988
667
1855
1887
1604
9061
9194
9199
6667
6577
6669
68U1
6700
7085
7069
7119
7148
7985
7989
7949
7948
7118
1870.
1811.
1816.
1878.
1859.
1808.
ina
1888.
1898.
1888.
1870.
law.
1841.
1819.
1194.
1618.
1840.
1845.
1616.
1818.
1851.
1899.
1854.
1841.
Traman,
Tramas S.,
Trypheoa,
Ursula A.,
U«,
Vashtl,
Victor D.,
Viola C,
VIikU,
ViigioU A.,
Vofi«y M.,
WakeOeU,
Walker,
Walker,
Wallace A.,
WaUaoeA.,
Walter,
Waher,
Walter.
Walter,
Walter C,
Walter C,
WalterC,
Walter D.,
Walter H., f
Walter H.,
Walters.,
Walter T.,
Warham,
Warham,
Waiham,
WaihamB.,
Waiham M.,
Waiham M.,
WarrcB,
Warren,
Warren Cm
Warren P.,
Warrens.,
Washington,
Waahingum A.,
Watson,
Wealthy.
Weahhyy,
Worthy Rm
Wdheter D.,
WeOlnfton A..
WeSsT
Wells,
Wells,
Weils H..
Weal^yi.,
71U
1864.
Wesley Dm
Whitney i^
6616
687
1810.
684
1108
1886.
Wilhor.
8086
9195
1889.
WUbnrW..
8097
9896
1856.
Wilfred H..
4001
6097
1109.
WiUtam.
90
6176
1808.
WiUlam,
490
710
1811.
WiUlam.
6B5
6618
WiUiam,
184
6665
IMS.
WUliam,
810
6098
IISO.
WillUm,
1415
6868
1782.
WiUiam,
1619
4911
1782.
WUllam,
150S
1686
181U.
WiUiam.
1879
9896
18».
Wmiam.
1806
6951
WiUiam,
9161
6651
WUllam.
8178
1405
1106.
WiUiam.
8195
9481
1700.
WUllam,
8949
4998
1189.
WUliam,
8801
1741
1797.
WiUiam,
6645
1806.
WiUiam,
6408
9170
WUliam,
8666
9170
1889.
WUUam.
8787
9494
1894.
WUllam,
8809
4551
1778.
WUUam.
1804.
WUUam,
488S
1919
WUUam,
4906
6875
1881.
WUlUm,
6086
WiUiam,
6472
6648
1686.
WUliam,
678S
1809
WiUiam,
609U
6604
WlUlam,
6104
6719
WUlUm,
6409
6405
1789.
WlUlam,
6567a
8660
1774.
WUliam,
6081
1819.
WUliam,
6619
1T7
William
6n7
8B0
WiUiam
6787
806
WUUam,
6T98
6090
1777.
WUUam
6006
6869
WUUam,
79IW
1608
WiUUun.
7982
6894
1764.
Wimam,
7918
6488
WUliam,
19C1
7984
1718.
William;
79M
1099
WUliam.
7903
9016
1777.
WiUiam.
7900
6006
WiUiam.
7tn
669B
WUUam.
7978
1095a
WUliam,
TKK
6606
1TI9.
WiUiam,
799U
9996
1819.
WUUam Am
887
6198
1851.
WUUam Am
9615
4701
1880.
WUUam Am
9116
6880
1887.
WiUiam Am
6198
1865.
WiUUun A.,
9090
6096
1817.
WUUam Am
4749
6090
1871.
William Am
9066
0090
1841.
WiUiam A.,
6I0&
1760
1888.
WiUiam Am
6664
9097
1881.
WUUam Am
7979
9089
1861.
WiUiam A. Am
4943
7968
1868.
WUUam A. Sm
7991
8689
1811.
WUliam Bm
968
7967
1880.
WillUm Bm
1987
6908
1798.
WiUiam B.,
6082
41U0
1818.
WiUiam Bm
4717
sno
1868.
William Bm
6098
9872
1810.
WiUiam Bm
6004
6087
1858.
WiUiam B.,
6607
6009
1886.
WiUiam Cm
1147
6945
1894.
WiUiam Cm
1618
8482
1869.
WiUiam Cm
9818
4011
1818.
WUUam C
6806
6604
1840.
WUUam Cm
6864
9465
1804.
WiUiam Cm
6881
4808
1866.
WUUam Dm
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829
IMS.
1886.
1809.
18Gft.
1817.
1788.
1818.
18!B.
18tl.
1881.
1817.
i8aa
188S.
1830.
1860.
1870.
1846.
1841.
1806.
1844.
1870.
1846.
1867.
1896.
1883.
1818.
1806.
1846.
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WnitamD.,
WlUUm B.,
WUllAmB.8.,
WlUUm Fh
WlDiam F.,
WinittDF..
WUllftin F.P.,
William H.,
WUliim U.,
WlUiun U.,
WUliAmH.«
William H.,
WilUaro U.,
William H.
WUIiam H.,
William H.
Winiam H.,
WtUUm H.,
WlUlam B.,
WiUiam U.'
WilUam B.,
WillUm H.,
William H.,
WiUiam H.,
William H.,
William H.,
William H.«
William H. L.,
William J.,
WUiiamJ.,
William L.,
William L.,
William M.,
abtr.
Mrth.
■•M.
V^mkm.
•mh.
!!•■•.
llMiWr.
1167
1861.
WiUiam M.,
8884
1880.
WiUiam W.,
4800
M
1888.
WUIiam M.,
4917
1816.
William W.,
8178
0666
1868.
WUUamM.,
6148
1847.
WlUlam W.,
8865
6744
1848.
WUUamM.,
6875
WUIiam W.,
8796
tOTO
1866.
WUUamM.,
1996
1866.
WUUeE.,
8788
1080
1896.
WUIiam M. O.
, 4089
1860.
WlUle B.,
9984e
7884
1808.
WiUiam N.,
184
1891.
WUlla,
4787
7901
1M8.
WiUiam N.,
1811
18SG.
WUlis A.,
4406
4S1
1888.
William N.,
8867
1854.
WiUls C,
5768
664
1860.
wniumN.,
1010
1843.
WUIU P.
6854
701
1860.
William P.,
1180
1868.
WUllaR.,
4970
108
1886.
WilUamP.,
9749
1881.
Wilson,
6667
188
18TO.
William P.,
4182
1860.
WiDDifred W.
, 1185
801
1898.
wtiiiMnP.,
4740
1884.
Winiion P.,
7181
978
1806.
^VillimmP.,
8908
1770.
Wintbrop,
1666
8016
1884.
WilllMnR,,
8048
1860.
WortblD^,
8869
8806
184&
\^nhamR.,
4141
8098
1899.
VilllUmR..
4844
1869.
XiraA.,
6754
409G
WiUlAmR.,
6097
4909
1806.
WjiiiiunS:;-^
488
1798.
-jS^^ioclr; —
68
4810
1814.
WtilumS.,
8548
1779.
ZaJnrk,
179
4994
1848.
I^SlllamS.,
4182
Zt^bedhah,
6W7
MW
1848.
"^'iJlliim 8.,
4885
1799.
Z<?btdiah,
6828
6686
1875.
WllliiimS.,
4996
1787.
^S^chiriAli,
127
9787
1658.
wmiams..
6184
1749.
Zrch^rUb.
808R
8868
1819.
WlUkaraS.,
6660
1784.
2«i!bariat],
8884
6449
1848.
WiJIiam 8.,
9M8
2e1lDda,
8600
8661
1784.
Wililjim 8.,
6849
1748.
ZtDAB,
4587
7189
WilUmmT.,
86(M
1811.
Zei)if>,
4899
8016
1781.
Wim*mT.,
6878
1807.
Zpd** T..
8018
8988
1880.
WlllimmT.,
7999
1810.
Zra^f W„
4780
8688
1816.
WlUiim W.,
799
1751.
ZtTTinh,
6899
1075
1896.
WllltMnW.,
8197
8048
1846.
WiUiam W.,
8718
PART EL
THE DESCENDANTS OF NOBLES BEARING OTHER
SURNAMES.
1888 Ac^en^o. B«d). H. 3083
1897 Ark^ivon, t^th A Xi80
1857 AciiLTBon. CM new ^161
1868 Ac k enroll. UuruhB 1589
1886 Acker^on, Gef>. A. 9fM
1854 AckeiYou. Hu'ti B, 8380
1831 Ack(?ir«uii, J«c(^K 5389
1848 Ackpr^ou. Jobn L 3587
1849 Actenuu, Jot. £. 9988
1899 Acken^ou, ^uu;^V^»i
1841 Atk<rtad,Tb. ii J-m
1888 Ack'npon.Trx i »
1864 AdAmA, (1,0^^: \ < ;';'I88
1868 ArUm!^ JJurml A, 3^83
1868 AdAruft, llumcfe W
Addhoii. M*ry A.
1841 Addih^ii.tX m p.
1885 Aikei],ChAr^e«'M,
1886 AUeu. llarri^l A.
1889 Aiken. II del nrH.
1888 Allien^ Juq^f E.
AJiiyre, Lr\\ C.
1854 Allea, Alva
1848 AlltQ. ArUiar E.
1848 Afl«QH ATi^«£iii
1866 jLUen, CbiaDCey
1849 Atlrti, E«iber C.
1851 Alkn, Fannv K
1801 AlLeii, Frauc^A a
1844 Allt^ii, 04^r|M<H.
1789 Atlcn. Hj&rriel
1868 AlkD, HeuT7 Q.
105
KM
&986
008
. 6^108
6310
1^07
97:fia
1989
1»9
4014
8089
1980
8017
1388
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1799 Allen. Beorr T. 8081a
1889 AllvD.JeanettvN. 1898
1868 Allots. H«bel
1844 Allen, MuriA
1791 Alleti, Marv N.
1788 AltPu.aUverN.
1797 AJl«t>, KeT><!CC*T.
1861 Allen, Bqnln? W.
1847 Allen, SiitjIejN.
1851 Allen, Sylvjm
1795 A^- vCtniomC.
1783 A .Abigail
1788 Ar ^, Alfred
1888 Atut'>', Alfreds,
1897 Amfti. Be mice 0,
1898 AtDei*, Cnlneti R.
1884 Amet, £dwU) e.
1785 AXDcr, ElecU
1880 Aoep, Iauc D.
1786 A£nt:t, LydL&
1895 Am CI, TAalla
1788 AlBii'dto^ fJcnn^
1781 AtnfidtM]. Hlr>(^a
1868 Andervon, Jope'ae 8465
1875 ADdenoo, &jirl P. 8465
1875 Aadrewa, Agnea 4808
1888 Andrew0, Amoa 4868
1860 ADdrewa,Dw*htW.4808
18n ABdiawa, BUoor 4869
1888 Andrewt, Geo. H. 4808
1845 ADdrewt, Jane 4965
1886 Andrawi, Sidney 4889
9990
8969
6018
8019
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1885 Arment, Ellt'h A, 1091
1848 AnnL^at^ UirlU A. 1081
1844 AmicDLp^AiQia. 1091
1880 AnnfDt, Strmh L. 1091
1866 Am aid, Edvmrd C. 8819
1858 Amold. ¥i%ak U. 8890
Artiold, Harry 8899
17S8 Athle?^ Dftntel 8090
1811 Aphley, EmeHtie 8480
1801 Atbh'i\ Fannv 8171
A^bley, Fmnclfl 8800
1796 Ashley, Juli4 8168
1818 A^hJf'y, LflODird N- 6178
175- Aahlev. LydLa 8090
1754 Aubky.Mar^^ 8080
1787 Athley. Hert!j 8090
1797 Aih>i, HaJiiB 8168
1808 Afthlcv. Roll In T. 8178
1784 AphJ?>\ 8irab 6187
1751 AMi1e>, Stephen 8090
1799 Af^bley. Ttmih 8170
1887 AtklD^H Ad^Btui 1819
1886 Atkio», CUntoD Q. 1899
1888 Atkins, F»uklln 1890
1896 Atktn^, Ucm A. 1818
1819 Alkinci, Ltdqui 1815
Atsr^titL, Ainot 8847
Al]«Uii, A*h\ej 8847
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AiiBtin, Noble **'"
1TI8 Ayerill, OilriB
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1790 ATOTiU, Lovlta
17«8 ATeriU, Locj
ATerilU Maria
1774 ATeriU, Natkan
1775 ATeHU, Noble
1787 ATerill, Ftndenoe
1777 AveriU, Stephen N
1780 ATerilLSylTine
1880 ATtryTBusabeth
1888 Avenr, Bonice A.
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1816 Ajrei, Minnie M.
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1786 ft 'ir -ni-r.TjL. 880
1700 B. ph MS
1788 Bna ir*^ r ^ J u i uina 840
1704 Badger, Lncla 848
1700 Badger, Luclan 841
1706 Bid^r. Surah SI4
Ifm B&lkT. ^Eir* A. 6063
1818 Baber, Abi^^l D. 6800
1890 Baker, Cbftrlee G. 4009
1890Bak?r. Di^^irlitM. 6809
1895 Baker, &1wJUrdH. 4004
1996 Bak^r, Ell P. 6801
1816 BalJirr, Eli£^f>ethL.e888
1889 BBk«r, EmIFvJ. 6803
1899 Baker, Ei^iLer M. 6800
1896 Bakrr. H^^nr/ N. 4003
lOOOBakff. LvdJAT. 6905
1808 Baker, S^ipuel H. 69SM
1884 Btktr, WillLimB. 4005
1818 Baker T^ llUun H. 6907
1886 BaJiaTxi, Alfred N. 4986
19M Ballard, liennr H. 4906
1885 Ballart], Joha B. 490tf
1780 Barbur, Abuer 4510
1851 Barber, Henry A. 4870
1800 Barber, Ida D. 4881
18S8 Barber, Jamee M. 4878
1880 Barber, John N. 4880
1788 Barber. Silenee 4600
1641 Barnard, France* 48B9
1810 Barnard, OUve 4866
. 1816 Bamaid,Theodocla4354
1848 Barnard, WUlard 4858
1875Bame»,AUaia 4886
18B8 Bamea, Ah>ha 4800
1896Bame8,ailiftaA. 4880
1881 Bamea, I>elos N. 4880
1«» Bamea, Boxcy L. 4880
1870 Bamselall, Jerry T. 8096
1866 Baneti, Bari A. 9790
1890 Barrett, UYinU 9111
1816 Barrett, Looiaa »00
1805 Bartholomew, A. M.1789
1808 Bartholomew, A. 1784
1810 Bartholomew, C. E.1788
1818 Bartholomew, B. A.1786
1810 Bartholomew, M. 1785
1806 Bartholomew, M. 1788
1817 Bartholomew, M. 1787
1771 Bartlett, Abigail 4504
1851 Bartiett, Attee 6608
1884 Bartlett, Chan. N. 8006
1886 Bartlett, Blix^h M. 8007
1706 Bartktt, Elmira 988
1778 Bartlett, Bither 4605
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1806 Bartlett Oeoiie M.aOQO
1806 Bartlett, Hannah 900
1766 Bartlett, Joel 4608
1841 Bartlett, John N. 8011
1840 BarUett, Jonathan 8014
1709 Bartlett, Joeeph 987
1850 BarUett, Joeeph D. 6008
1880 Bartlett, MargHH. 8010
1700 Bartlett. Mary 960
1706 Bartlett, Noah 4603
1701 Bartiett, Reaben 986
1776 Bartiett, Rhoda 4606
1881 Bartiett. Hamnel I. 8006
1816 Batea, Bather 8780
1890 Bates, Willard R. 8781
1865 Beach, Anna 9876
1W0 Beach, Edith 9875
1817 Beach, Blixabeth 1800
1867 Beach, Elisabeth H.9671
1851 Beach, Eva N. 9670
1891 Beach, Hannah N. 1809
1850 Beach, Isaac 9080
1890 Beach, John N. 1805
1893 Beach, Malona C. 1803
1810 Beach, Mary 1801
1864 Beach, Mary E. 9873
1869 Beach, Mary W. 9677
1848 Beach, Timothy D. 9668
1896 Beach. Uri 1804
1888 Beach, Uri 9874
1881 Beach, William M. 1806
1877 Bealfi Mabel C. 6075
Bearasley, BeqJ. 7397
1889 Becker, Araminta 1961
1899 Becker, Caroline 1963
189G Becker, Jane M. 1909
1893 Becker, Mary C. 1961
1873 Bcecher, Bertha 008
1816 Beeman, Marcnt 6753
1813 Beeman. MartiiaM. 6753
1840 Beeman, Oliver R. 6753
18C7 Belden, Carrie B. 4380
1884 Bddeo, Noble 1965
1817 Bell, Emma L. 6880
1875 Bell, Frank E. 6405
1870 Bell, Harry J. 6406
1870 BeU, Ida M. 4160
1865 Bell, Lizaie A. 6405
1860 Bell, LoDls A. 6405
Bell, Mary C. 4100
Belkma, Chariotte 743
Bellowa, Norman 749
Benedict, AbUah 80
1786 Benedict, Amoe 190
1849 Benedict, And'wH. 798
1759 Benedict, Bliaa 119
1814 Benedict, Ellen A. 798
Benedict, Jasper 1*4
1741 Benedict, Jonah 70
1788 Benedict, Matthew 75
1760 Benedict, Micidah 191
1785 Benedict, Noble 76
Benedict, Orison 198
Benedict, Peter 199
Benedict, Thankfbl 78
1787 Benedict, Sadock 77
1856 Benham,BstellaM.8006
1866 Benham, Geo. W. 80O4
1800 Benham, Martha E. 8006
1746 Bennet, AbU 08
1749 Bennet, Abinil 06
Bennet, Beigamin 101
1681 Bennet, Hannah M. 9400
Bennet, John Noble 109
1743 Bennet, Martha 07
1880 Bennet, Nelson W. M09
Bennet, Rnth lOii
Bennet, 8arah 00
•irU. yoM. llMtar.
1886 Bennet, 8eth N. 9401
1886 Bennett, ABoe A. 19B0
Bennett, Anson 4718
Bennett, Charios 4711
1878 Bennett, Edna 67B0
Bennett, Eli 4710
Bennett, MIlea 470B
Bennett, Ormnce 4719
Bennett, Otis 470O
1868 Benson, Bertha R. 9514
1879 Berry, Ida A. 9518
1874 Berry, Myron A. »W
Berry, Sophia 1486
Beny, Tnomaa 1485
1808 Betu, Almira 8886
1889 Betta, Cbarles N. 1044
1880 Betti, Jiills A. IfVtn
1700 Bene. Naih^ui*! K ASM
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1885 B?n^, PH«r IL 1(M^
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1874 Bkluell. I]<?£idr B. fitK«^
1857 Bid well, Herbert DMll^
1867 Kd^ el I, Olive H. Uxxt
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1708 BlUin^e. Ut^ M. Wm
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1880 Bin^sm, Clint W. SSffT
1875 BiDpbAirn Man B. Mffl
1867 BiPk'hAin, WlifkB^fiSa^
1851 Birye, Adalinc C, 1881
1815 Bffk'L. FmDcc:^ L, ^m»
1810 Biri-e. Mfirgarot M. *rn
1840 Bii^tjoi\ UjTfTkd* M iSt^
1848 Bi«^eU, ?Mrah J ~'^-
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1816 Bkck. Miiry A.
Blfick. SnrMb J.
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1811 Blftci>iiiinti,Cvnthl»STi4
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1605 BiBckiQLuti, JobnM.^rns
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1868 B]nckniih,Rmyv AA^'
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1888 Blair, Joseph U 1655
1811 Bialr, Julia l^l
1815 Blair. Maria 1A&8
1819 Blftlr MArLhA 3G57
1880 Blilr, Man' S )6SA
1808 Blair. Truman IGfO
1818 Blair, Vjn^u 165$)
1849 Blair. IV iJliam H. H. IfifJV
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1800 B]t»^ Harriet C. 13S$
18B8 Bllf'i, EreoaH. ^^t
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1818 Brief . Roxa £3^1
1878 BoltwcKxl, Alice ^sma
1810 BoltwooJ. Bert B. 4ht*
1886 Boxwood, <^T'ne AS-ifJ
l8Bft BrnltwotKl, Cliai. E. Vf.*A
1887 BoTTwoorf, Chfl^. V. ^%t
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1880 BoltMood. Eflmiinrt 2270
1888 Bn]Uv(M>d. EdTiiiind 3^ll8
1880 Bol!wot>d, E4uard SaM
1870 B4)]rwCHKl. Edward 387-1
1878 B« thv(Xpd,EIUli A SMJ
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1797 Bollw ftod, EmUv 1644
1881 Bni t ^ oM^ £m i I V M . 2275
1870 BoUttood, F*nnTH. SSTl
1888 B4<1ti^oi]d. Frao. L 2nil
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1861 Bolrwood.GM 8 l^ji)
1871 BoUHOodpGertrndiegSBl
1800 BnUworxl. Harriet 1^5
1875 Bolluood. Har't S. <?«»
1847 B' 'tw'X'fl. Rar'l N. 237$
1871 fl '1 Helen E.2i»27
1881 H ■ LHi?nr^ L 2300
L844 B.4!^^<H.^L John E. 5374
1867 Bolt wood, EtttW. 3[in
I70S BnU^ood, Ludnp ]A4f
1883 Boll wood, Lnclut tfWli^
1870 Bolt wood, LiTdu9 S£»20
1886 BfiUwood, L. M. ml
1881 BnUnood, M«T7 A. !^li
171M BtNltwood, Mary H. IMS
1807 Boll wcmkI, Oliver N IMS
1819 BnlEwQOd. Rizpab £271
1869 B^dlwrmd. Rohprt 8371
1840 BoUwcM>d. ^muFl ^3SA
1875 Bolt wood, 8a in 4 B. Stl4
1180 Bollmxid. Karah X^AX
1887 Bol I wf K>d . H« mb 2^> I
1887 B'd I wood. Solomon 227(1
1844 B4i1twrK>d, Thn#. E 22^4
1808 Boltwood, Wjtliam 1^^
J878 Bolt wood, William 292ii
1887 Bolliiood. WUl- F, wm
Bond. Atht ijDort
Bond, AuniflUia IMT
Bond,lIarv lftl8
Bond, garab 1^11
1180 Bonlh, Ambn»e B«6S
Booth, Dot* 5^1
1806 Bovd, AhdA 0)7 1
Bovd, JamcB fl*rrT
1808 Bord. Margaret 0^73
Bovd. Marv flff76
1880 Bndf^'rd. David 11. %A'^
1878 Br»4rortl,HTin*nM.2i'^4
1871 Bmdford, Mine H, a+N^
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1866 Bndford, Well* B. 21*4^
1870 Br«dk>. Burt £512
1876 B rftd]e>, Edith A . 2512
1878 BrtdJey. Mav 2512
1857 Bra*!. Ann t mr.
18M Bmi^t, FrankliD W. 5ti«i7
1888 Brewer. Ch'tle K- KlTH
1818 E rt -^ver. F^l ^* In 6674
1886 E r t vv ( r. El i r^i A . ft-V*!
1807 B ' wcr, Eutiice A. 6B7(i
1818 E ' >^ tr, ITarvcry ftSTi
1818 B ' wer, Efkn L. 55"Ci
1810 BTetver^ Jof^hua 657V
1821 Brewer* Martha S. 5.57S
1800 Brewer, Kancy H 6571
1815 Brewer, fin m no I K. W7,'h I
1880 B rMfrCN Solum onE.SVil •
1881 B re w uler. Car' ii e W . 1 1 ftti
1851 BrewMer, ElU h E. i£vf\
1868 Brew«rrr.FmiikM.[inHrJ
1838 Brf w^rer, Jos. A im-
1815 6rid;?ei^, Amanda nmi
1838 B-idp e, Harriet M. flTTi
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1817 B r 1 d ■ 'C* .Theod o re R . ftW
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BrrK>k^. Alonto 27-12
B?ookf, QiroliDe IfMT*
Brookf, Edwin Q. 5117
Brtioki, EllaH. 9712
BrookB.jQlletteM, 3742
Brookp, Diurft A. 2743
1808 Brook F, LeVcester. Iil44
1898 Brook». MarUift F. IKKJ
1889 BrookA, M«rr E \m\
1891 BroDkiL, Suunel K. 1t4K^
1810 BrookF. t^arnh A. IflSr?
Brooke, Sophia llHft
Brooke, wmi:km N. 3117
1886 Brook f, WokuU T JflnO
1849 Brown. Atlalhie R. 27i^*
18SB Brow n . A I nn 70 er^Jfi
1849 Bh>WD, Artlmr H. 2772
1884 Brow n, Bet^ev atXCi
1847 Brown. Cbafre* ifm
1844 Brown, Crrxii W. STfr*
1881 Brawn. Edward G. «CW
1848 Brown. EllhTi 4B3(
1869 Brown, E^leUa L. 2T74
1818 Brown, Esther 4t^
18M Bnm-n , H arlan J . 2775
1894 Brown, Renr^ L t^O!^
la— Brown. Jerem'h W.2n2S
1888 Brown , Ju lla M . ^m
1887 Brown. Lonma 4^1
1886 Brown, Lnra tffX^
1880 Brown. Naomi 4«2t
1856 Brown, gamb E. lT7ft
1847 Brr^wn, TbereM C 9771
1888 Brow-n, UrV SOP.'!
1849 Bab«r. Uharlra W. t57«
1845 Bu bar , Chr 3 ^t 1 an 3&i4
1848 Bnbar, Of^r^ A. 251B
1848 Buck. Caroline ^m
1886 Buck. Marcus 844
1890 B^ick. Marv S43
1881 B :"k, Hansom N-l
1887 B itt, Rollcn ft*&
1865 BuckMoni.,Chai. lH.mSf^
1864 Buck»ione. Ed. H. 5&36
1860 Back ft one, EIIa J fi!^
1848 BockFtonr.RelieCCaflTW-
1898 B'lrnHTn, Ay^tln G. 4105
1810 E jmuii, €■]«& 4J02
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Bumnm, Delia K, 400^
Bq mam. Julia 41W
Baronm. Lorin A^ 4100
Rumant, Louit^a E. 4101
Rnmam, Mary 4106
Humam, Mt^httAblc 4108
Rurnam. Natl N. 4007
Bumam, Orliii 4104
Runiam, Stephen G.410R
Bijmam. Lr*iil» A. 4000
BnrrharQ, Becc« A. 8611
B urn ham. Dyer N. 8610
Bumham, Edwm 8600
Bumhmii. Editly 8807
Rnrnriam, Lv'n R. 8618
Btimhnni, T^aLnC. 8619
Riimhafi]. Suniin 8606
Buni^. WDher N. 1190
Bufb. Apnie» E. 8809
Bn^h. AmeUa 5598
Biiii'h. Amw 4780
Bu*h, Arthtif 7186
Bii^h, A#ahel 6695
Bu^h, Benjamin 7184
Bu K lit Cat tLfl fine 0913
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Bu'h, CaLharln« £. 4774
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Buph,Clari>iu L. 8445
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Ru^b. Emma J. 8809
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Bu#h, mnrjr J. 8911
Buabn John 7188
fioF^, LodImL. 8440
Bunb. Lucj 4779
Bu#b, Lvey H. 0916
BuaJi, Lake 6591
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HoFh, MarU 4770
By»li. Harf 4581
Buph. Mary 6699
BiiPh, MaryD. 0914
Bu^h, Man F. 8441
RcifUi. Matilda 4771
Bufb, MeH'tKH 4779
Bui-h, Noble 7185
Bath. KAlpb E 8489
Rniih, Roland 4700
BuKh, Rylh 4580
Ruph.8u«lt 7191
Ruf b. Sanb A. 0918
Rarb. Sarah B. 8444
Bti>>b, Scth 8694
Rueli, Stephen 4688
BiiBb. Tbomai* 7188
ROM ell, AdAllmfi S. 8090
Bui^fe^elL Emma I. 8095
RtiBtcll, Frank 8099
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BuMc]],Ida£. 8098
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1770 <fcmp»*IL Btm^b 4676
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1694 0»mpti^rh UtitrfM 670
1060 Gfempl'fll. Ilt>f^ N. 6016
1781 Ce>m['l»-il. Ilctrmrt 4660
1817 C»Tn[tMLMiild.L. 678
1616 Ok(np1><>ll, IttMDd Vn
1609 Oiiir)pb#<lK J^mtt 678
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1603 CimptNelL Jnltt A. 60S
1788 Caiiiii1>«I1, JhpUji, 4661
1681 (^mpii«1h l^itiMi 606
1774 C»>mpH*'l], Liirj 4577
1816 DiriH»IJ«'tl. Ltnt-n* 688
1611 QiitiiibiflL Mary 676
1770 CuntpMt. NohV 4670
1066 Q»ini>b*^U,C>ttT« 608
1800 Ciimplwll, 8a nb 671
1776 eim|il^«^ll, ThnmM 4078
1887 €^mi>lwlK WllUjin 60K0
1861 C»ndir, UotUIk 1009
1860 Dkiifl^^Kl^ Dlaiiii O. 0840
1879 <3^nai^M, Ell/ bt;. 1908
1806 CantlcM, lUrriPl A.190R
1861 <^ri{^rM, }^mh A. 980O
1869 CfeHi'v,<>t]irli?^ M. 6011
1866 IVIrV^ RtifUtf H. 6007
1N9 C»inH-iitPn A E 4478
1817 €lir^>« ntcr, Kfll« R. 4478
1789 Ciirptiiifr, K\l 4678
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1816 OlrtfMit«r. Umry A. 4474
11M C^iffvuttfr, H*\ti't 4616
1810 Cikfp«iit««r, K 14 4479
1786 Otrp^ntfr. Kath 4077
1871 Ci.rr, IZiImuM J. 6760
1868 l^tT, Jmuiu L. 6760
1878 Cirr. MUh \ 6760
1160 CkrtUictou, l\ H. 166
CVmii£lAft, mu'k 180
1169 l^rrin^nti. EnniM 187
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1690 Cbarobem, John D.9680
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1650 Chapman, NeUle I. 1088
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1867 Chaae, Stephen 6607
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1606 Church, JaoMw 6160
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1844 CaflYtiaji, Orrtn C. 4476
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1868 FoM, Owirge B. 4«R
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18M Foater, Frederick A. 682
Foster, Harriet, 17U66
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1790 Fowler, Bbenezer 1600
1861 Fowler, Bdni*d U. 6600
1788 Fowler, Elcnor 6214
1788 Fowler, BHaaeoa 1886
1779 Fowler, Blisabcth 6658
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1774 Fowler, Frances 6650
1797 Fowler, FrauccM 5668
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1795 Fowkr. NsDcy
1760 Fo^l^r, Naomi
1768 Fo^f Itr, Noble
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1784 F<iwler,SftJ]y
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Frankl 1 n , J erome 6610
Franklin. R«b«cca 6610
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1806 Fnller, Sqlllvsn 996
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1835 Qtiy, Emellne ]hW
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1780 Goold. Daniel 947
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17»t Goold. Mary 949
1778 Goold. Naiban 916
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1771 GnL[i|;er, Lovlna Ifllli
17H9 GraDL^cr, Man^arct 1&14
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17G6 Hnbbel), Abtnll «W
1758 Habbell, Annl* 80()
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1887 HabheJJ. rbsTlPF L. »R
18:)0 Tltibb. II. Ed'vani (DO
1781 Iliit.l<Hl, Ekazar H. 418
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1784 irubbel] £ri#tui> D. 414
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1778 III! bbdl.Jt.'c]^dJ)ih 306
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1779 BjfhlH?U. Lncretift 418
1788 linhbcll. Lvraan 407
1770 IliibbdL MarT 408
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1778 Uubb. 11, Mercy 410
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1776 Uubbdi, Kaiify A. 411
1811 Hi]bbd]]. NfithiLn 196
1780 IIubb'^'EL Samaul dOi
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1787 HsJbbv, Hodnev 5^»6
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18M Hiicklni'. Mc-hltAble ti97
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1895U[]lJ.DlauA 5047
1890 Hull, ElLubetb A. 5048
1897 Hul], HardH 804S
1889 I] 1 1 II, RormCF 5045
1888 Hull. BormUQ B046
1846 Rulh Lann 5051
1841 Uali, gidorry F. Q049
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1870 U c] ED pb n; V , g uun A . 5089
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1889 Hnrd, Marr A.
1844 Hard, Sarah E.
1784 Horlbot, Betrey
1799 Horibnt, Chariotte 6848
1788 Hnribot, Chrtttian 6845
1780 Hnrlbnt, Clarissa 6841
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1768 Ingham, Gi^ma^Ldl 5H64
1761 Inchani, Huldnh 5H61
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1770 Inebaiu, Tb^ixJora 5H65
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17M James, Amanda 8846
1791 James, Cyril 8844
1798 James, Freeman 8847
1808 Jamos, Hannah 8849
1807 James, Harvey 8851
1789 James, Horado 8848
1805 James, John 8850
180O James, Locy M. 8848
1865 James, Loella E. 1683
1796 James, Miuerva 8846
1787 James, SaUy 8849
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John, Noah 7148
1789 Johnson, AbigaU 68
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1856 Johnson, Carrie L. 1789
1814 Johnson ,Cbris*n C. 8875
1819 Johnson, Bon Fern. 8877
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Johnson, EH 4708
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Johnson, Fanny 7198
1809 Johnson, Fred. A. 9r?84
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1786 Johnson, flannah 67
1819 Johnson, Harriet 8814
1817 Johnson, James 8876
1860 Johnson, Jared 8. 4808
Johnson, Jesse tl96
1857 Johnson, John B. 9788
Johnson, JoHa 1951
1887 Johnson, JoHa 4091
1868 Johnson, JoHan B. 9785
1848 Johnson, Laora A. 9777
Johnson, Lorlna 9196
1811 Johnson, Looisa 8878
Johnson, Martha Tltl
Johnson, Martin 4704
1860 Johnson, Nelson N. 9779
Johnson, Phebe 1968
Johnson, Thomas 7199
Johnson, WilUam 4709
1866 Johnson. Wm. N. 4091
Jones, Elinor 6807
1867 Jones, Florence M. 4405
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Jones, Silas 6806
Jones, WlUiam 6805
18U JnddtAchaab 1786
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1796 Jndd, David 1758
1781 Jndd. EJitfbetta 6946
1788 Jndd, GidcoD N. 868
1777 Jbda, Hannah 6844
1790 Jndd, JtfuehjL 854
1770 Jbdd. Naaml 6845
1809 Judd, Olive 1754
1775 Jbdd< Bamtjc) 6913
1787 Jndd. Sarah 6947
1790 Jbdd, Setb 6948
1878 Kaiser, Bertram B. 5741
1869 KslPer, O-^ViT^nP I!. 8741
1874 EtiUiT. V.mmvL K. 8741
1871 K^iier, Wm. K 8741
1819 Karuer. j.abf^ E. 8689
1817 Kumcr, Juba 8681
1895 Kartt^r. Li^cy A. 86H4
1809 KarB«r. PamcUa 8675
1804 Karaer, PUuy 8676
1806 KarQcr, RADwrn 8C77
1809 Ktraer, Rhodn 8678
1815 Kamer. Ban ford N. 8880
1898 Kflrner, Weill hv A. 8688
1819 K^mcr, Wm. U. 8679
lieder, ALmcdlJi 6079
Keek-r. Amaiida 6079
Keeler, Edwin 5079
1740 K«ep. J (Minima 1894
1745 Setp. JoFlah 1896
1788 K»p. Lola 1898
1747 Ke«p, Mo^ei^ 1807
1748K«cp^BuLb 1805
1878 S«]]?Y. EfrCAl 9557
1846 KfUog^, eharle# H. 960
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1817 KelloLv, Eben'f N. 8898
1888 EcUoi^p, Edirard 8889
1891 Kel]n<:[: Ellica 8899
1898 Kclltctt, ficortje 8881
1751 EeUof^j; dtdeoD 8108
1744 E«llocc. H inn ah 8106
18M KeUora;, Harriet 8880
1848 Kellop}:. Manha M. 900
1848 Kclkiffi:, Mhj7 F, 960
1740 Ktllo^'i;, Mf rcy 8104
1849 Kella^r^r. Qt^r H. 968
1749 Etillo^^'. m«pbpn 8105
1788 K el Fey, Jarnvft 8799
1748 Relate vv Lydia 6809
1784 Eeli^ev, Siephen 6797
Keker. Stephen 6808
1840 Keuoedy, Cbaj^. W. 1841
1887 E«iined>% Q«o. H. 1841
17B0 Kent, Ahuas 5467
1770 Rent, Anna 1899
1788 R«Dl, Anna 5466
1788 Rent, Bathvh^ba 5468
1779 Kent., BeoJamLa 1899
1708 Rent. En Bba 6468
1801 Rent, Harriet 5470
1808 Real, Lad aa 6471
1786 Rrot. Mar; 6465
1796 Rent^ PhlLbaa 6469
1784 Rent, eamael 6464
1868 Rc^tcbEun, Alic« t 1896
1860 Setcbuis. Florence 1896
RettehAlvah 4080
Rptt«l, Cbarles 4661
RteteL Rltu 4868
Rette], In 4660
K«tteL Nc/ble 4889
Kettfel, Baney 4658
Rryea. Briiittaa M96
Rejea, Clara 8196
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King, Aaron 88d7
King, Abby E. 8864
1816 King, Catharine 4811
1781 King, Cheiiter 8886
King, CUriaM 8889
King, Elizabeth 8880
1786 King, Esther 8111
King, George 88«
1744 King, Hannah 8118
1806 King, Henry 4808
1846 King, Leooaid F. 8700
1806 King, Noble 4809
1812 King, Renben 6566
1781 King, Rhoda 8109
1810 King, Roland 4»10
1816 King, Sarah 6666
1818 King, Bamoel N. 6669
1748 King, Thankftil 8118
1817 Kinney, ChirieiaM.9460
1881 Kinney, Edwin R. 8461
laSO Kinney, Lorin A. 8456
1881 Kinney, Oreon A. 8157
1884 Kinney, Selina 8408
18U Knox, Bmeline 8888
ISSO Knox, Harriet M . 9886
1838 Knox, Henry M . 8880
1838 Knox, Jame* H. 88^
1892 Knox, Sopbronla L.9887
1841 Knox, Wmiam 8. 8808
1840 Lacfy, Arthar T. 1861
1847 Lacey, Edward A. 1858
1849 Lacey, Frederick N.19S8
1889 Licey, Kathleen M. 19B0
1868 Lacey, Thomas B. 1254
1847 Lacy, Clarence E. 829
1861 Lacy, Tates D. 829
Lambert, Delia 8988
Lambert, Frances 8988
LamberLHarvey 8286
1697 Landon, Frances E. 1161
1884 Landon, Sarah A. 1166
1809 Lansing, Harry 8178
1796 Lansing, Isaac N. 8470
180S Lansing, Jacob 8. 8178
1813 Lansing, JnlUM. 8474
179» Lansing, PhiletU 8471
1781 Lansing, Sally 8460
1897 Lathrop, Charles E. 6891
leil Uthiop,DwightN.6817
Ijithrop, Frank N. 6761
Lathrop, James H. 6761
1818 Lathrop, LQcretiaJ.6819
1800 Lathrop, LydU 8. 6816
Lawrence. Maria 470c
Leach, EUhn 4666
Leach, Harvey 4666
Leach, Noble 4668
LMch,Tm>hena 4667
1860 Leavens, Charles 4866
1841 Leavens,CharlesW.4860
1860 Leavens, Eva K. 4065
1846 Leavens, Jolia P. 4961
1866 Leavens, llaiy 4964
Lee, Alanson 8148
Lee, Arehibald 8147
1810 Lee, Asahel N. 6895
1886 Lee, Caroline M. 6u29
1889 Lee, Clarissa A. 6028
1817 Lee, Harlow W. 6884
1816 Lea, Harriet L. 6828
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Lee, Henry 8145
1888 Lee, John L. 6090
1821 Lee, Levi W. 8820
1868 Lee, Unas L. 6080
1817 Lee, Lodan N. 8660
1849 Lee, Ossian J. 8600
1812 Lee, Richard H. 8800
1844 Lee, Rollin H. 8690
Lee, Solomon N. 8146
1887 Lee, Theodore T. 8690
Lee, William 8149
Leonou, Catharine 768
Lennon, Daniel 788
Lennou, Eliza 785
Lennon, James 780
Lennon, Lvsander 787
Lennon, Minerva 781
Lennon, Fatty 7W
Lennon, Sally A. 782
Lennon. Walker 790
1786 Leonard, AbigaU 1411
1748 LMmard, Anne 140S
1810 Leonard, BUdad N. 9116
Leonard, Dwifi^it 9118
1768 Leonard, Elizabeth 1419
1749 Leonard, John 1409
1768 Leonard, Jnstin 141S
1899 Leonard, Lnden 9117
1752 Leonard. Sarah 1410
1872 Lrry, EflTrln D. 6071
1810 Leu >^ h.Lert 1966
1860 Le IV i^ . li e uryB. 8588
1868 Lfdiilt!, Aim £. 9515
1866UdiLlv, ajMilMA. 2516
1829 LI ufi \ e> , CJfirisM E. 6681
1896 LLuiUey, George T. 6670
1884 Uurnej, Juliii 6683
l^n Liudloy. MddaC. 6680
1828 Liijdky, Silvan 6678
1882 Uiidioy^ WjlJiam 6682
Llnd^cv, KIS/abetb 716G
LlnUiit'ir, tJf ury 7178
Lisdi^ejr. Jioaes 7167
LtQd«<e>, Lftztfos 7170
Lindrey, Louisa 7171
LlDdvfiv^M^iia 7168
Lti3d»t-y, k^beoca 7169
LiuJeey, Thnmas 7166
Lii5d*ey, WilUam 7172
1871 Uni'lej, Grace 9518
1878 Linriltf). Uufoce 9518
1867 Usi^hv, Howard N.96I8
1877 Llui^Tf >. Kity^ D. 9518
Lltb>rcw. Arthor 7807
1789 Lith^-ow. CliArlotto7819
LUh^'c)vi\ James N. 7808
LHhj^Qw, JjLiie 7816
Lithgti^-. M^ry 7811
Liihgow, Mary 7807
Lttbj^'ciiiA, Xutcy 7814
LltU^w, Robert 7805
Ltthj^ow, SArah 7810
Lltbgow, Susanna 7809
1780 L^U^f nvtr. WUIiam 7800
Littlefidd, Almira 1067
Lltikfldd. Gm.W.1058
littJpfleld. S^^bil 1966
1841 Lotkwood. £IS8a 1878
1849 Lock^ood, Wm. B.1878
1776 LocjQ] if> . A&ron 4668
1899 Loom^^ Acbaa 8068
1772 Lixtmi^ AUJa 4667
1868 Lootule, Alice M. 6689
1860 Loomis, Alison N. 6689
1894 Loomis, Avery D. 8046a
1810 Loomis, Caliau 1489
1789 Loomis, Charlotte 4679
1790 Loomis, Clinton 4675
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Lynch, EeLher 3575
Lynch, UenfT 357^
LOi'Dch, Jobo' aS7G
Lfucb, LawrQuce 8S71
Lj-ncb, Ntocy 3Cri
Lynch. NstbimM 8^71
Ls^ucb, Oliver a67u
1868 MoClnre, Emma J. 1881
1856 McClure, Hubert E.19M
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1848 McK&rLaud, J. A. mi^
1814 McFar^and. M. C. ^vla
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1867 McIUrg. Alice L. W^
1860 McUar^. Com B. W^
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1874 McKay, Emilr A. 9867
1868 McKay, Eeielk M. 9863
1868 M c Kay. J Jiuce D . 9m&
1871 McSay.Jobti B. 9866
1868 McE«iiDC7,G. A. W.9689
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187S Mead, Archibald 6688
1887 Mead, Jane 6667
1875 Mead, Leander 68B0
1866 Mead, Martha 6686
1870 Mead, Rnlh 6668
18S0 Meadon. Manr J. 6061
1868 Meadon^WiUUiinC. 6664
1888 Merithew,And*w J.&706
1880 Meritbew,BelP'yAJ(70«
1880 McriUiew, Erther 6701
1845 Merithew. Jan. P. 6706
1800 Merrell, Harriet 8774
1808 Merrell, niram 8778
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1816 Mefren. Tminan 8775
1803 Merrick, Chariotte 8861
1708 Merrick, GIdeoD N. 8863
1786 Merrick, Harriet 8354
1808 Merrick, Htnpy X3S6
1700 Merrick, LcJindyr SMl»
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1801 Mirhck, MarildA 33S5
1704 Mffflck. Mark 8358
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1870 Mori hew, Albert D. K*0
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1750 Mon^ In, Abel 140
17IM Mf-inn m. Ablgatl 154
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1780 M^rtvln, HELiiiiati 168
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1760 Mf^nrtn, Jam than 158
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1880 Mo^^-ly. Jepnie M. 6191
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1808 Spear, Channcey 4741
1861 Bpeitf , BoUla B. 8^9
1818 Spear, Mary A. 4744
1810 Bpeitf . Sally 4T48
1840 $erry, BmDy 1046
1886 Bpeiry, Leonard 1044
Spooner, AbigaU 117
BpooBor, Alice 116
Spooner, NaUianiol 116
Bpooner, Bacbel 110
1«8 BpooMT. Bebecca 118
1«6 Bpooser, Sarah 114
im SpooMT, Wmiam 119
lSt9 spoor, ClarleM A. 00B8
1886 Spoor, Darid C. 0067
1838 S|>oor, MarfarH 0888
1844 Spoor, MaiyB. 0810
1889 Spn«na,DuMoM.00fl8
1887 8pfiine,BelcaM. 0008
1880Bpnifn«,Mar7A. 0008
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ISM Spur, i^nmh M. «T8
19l5 8t5^tf.£JLn M. ItKB
1978 StAwa, Jt^^Xt 11188
1870 SlflU, Evft N. 1747
1815 StAj). Mvrticl. £747
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1816 St<^irDP, Da.Qkl K. :»KI5
1810 SleAraa, Hdnrv N. «J97
4817 Steams. Mjirv E 3006
1888 Stcftfn*,TlkeiJc]qivO.!i«»
1883 Strcrc, Lucy A. 4816
8t«tDhhrp.\ JjiintH^ 6(181
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1816 StLTllug, 1 1 den F. 3785
1818 SUrJin/, M*rv A ?rT85
18M 8t*-rli[jfr,Wil]rBUi 1} .178^
1874 St^TLiliSrir.Envinn.^^lM
1878 8t(;nib[]ri;.R»lphW.3a54
1974 StUff', Ednt] E. 1H78
1808 6tiiv^,Einf?1lDC ft[l90
ITOO 8tik^», Noble ]il07
1807 Stik'fi^ Pullr iWO
1795 8tlk». SophU lim
1818 BUIee. Bu-H^nna L\ 1010
1888 8tm,iainc»l>. 85tV
18BS 8UU, JolU 8658
1840 8tiU« Phebe B. 85^H)
1888 8tiU, Voliiey W. 8648
1848 8tiU,WUborS. 8651
18U Stoddard. Alice N. 808
1888 8toddard,CbariMA.1188
1848 Stoddard, Pnocen P. 9»
1848 Stoddard, Prod*k W. 9»
1885 Stoddard, Mary 1180
1858 Stoddard, Mary H. 898
18B0 Stone, Artlmr C. 1886
Stone, AMDAth A. 0788
Stone, Af«natb A. 6771
1800 Stone, Florence M. 8716
1857 Stone, Fruderick Q. 1885
1865 Stone, Henry N. 1888
1808 Stone, JeM^te C. 1887
Stone, Meritah 5788
Stone, Meribah 6779
Story, Dtedama 6807
Story, Jemima 6808
1776 Story, John 6805
Stor>-, Kezla 6800
1774 Story, Molly 6KM
Story, Noble 6890
1770 Stratton, Cyrna 487
1778 Stmtton, Maiy 480
1881 Strickland, BflinG. 8816
1888 Strickland3«rrHN.88IO
1835 Strickland, Joa. F. 8817
1897 Strickland,Llnaf A.88I8
Strohn, Cbarlee J. 8186
Stfohn, Clariaea 0188
Strohn, Daniel 6140
Strohn, Pnmcea B. 0189
Strobn, Malchlah 0185
Strohn, William 0187
1777 Strouff, Amana 4640
1779 Strong, Afabel 4810
1794 Stronff, Blecu 6808
1780 Strong, Uanrey 4044
ISH Strong, Henry B. 0811
1790 Strong, UnkUh 6606
1880 Strong, Jamea N. 8816
1800 Strong, Jnlla M. 6818
1788 Strong. King 6808
1776 Strong, Loto 4088
1791 Strong, Lngr 0807
1786 Strong, LTdUt 6601
1897 Strong, Ibiry 6818
Mrth. VftM. VmbOT.
1798 Strong, Nancy 4015
1788 Strong, Noble 4019
1778 Strong, Noble 6887
1780 Strong. Plitty 6801
1770 Strong, Polly 6886
1774 Stmng, Rhoda 6888
1781 8lron(j, Ittith 4M1
1778 Stfotiu'. S»lh R800
1787 Stryn;:, Sflrah «48
1705 Strang. TiTTA MID
1888 81 roil H^, WillBfd E. 5-114
1787 St fimj:. Will Jjim J^»
1874 Sum 11. Fm] k W. lfl76
8iitr]<?rL&bd, Amv 4l)A8
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Stitli^rUod, Edwin 4088
SnrlicrlAihct, I^>r1n H*a
SnihLTknd.WSIHam^^s?
18t0 Sujilni, M*n A N OliflO
1880 S^riLim, Sim ud N 8^150
1818 S>f<rAii, ArmilU 780
1008 Swai>, Lnrv A. 788
1805 Sm ip, ^brrui 787
1861 Suitt^ek. Harrie: M 4456
Swj^iiri n jcre n . Ctia^ 6704
Svkearingtn. Fnnk fT04
Sm eari n^'ti . Ka n i f f;704
1808 Svr*tit]i?v, CtiJLrIet< Ni48
1850 Sw««^noy, Jmm«A E. [^48
1888 Sweeuty, Jftbn 5fl48
18t7 6i« ei^^ner, Mary M 5^i48
1885 Sw eyney. Mkh'l O ^148
1888 S^tfenev, N&ner ^48
1841 Swet^ney, Pttirict ai}48
1844 S'wf^rnrr. Samli A. fi'148
1864 8*cei4.y, Emma M, Vf*81
1800 Sw^rzey, Mar> B, tnU
1855 Svi^?]t<'V. Wnv B, ^i88
1807 SvL\n. ^ivtiioT F. 31)48
1870 Swtn, Ir«nr M. 8044
1889 Swirr, Jamc* C, 1087
1847 Sw in, Jane 100]
lOOOSv^ill. Hiitb £. 8L48
1806 H^kt'ri. Afbbel &948
1814 S.vkeii, €m\{f^l& N 5968
1886 Sykcf. Cvnrhk-i &II68
1888 Svker, EIuHIik' B &95«
1807 SvktiT'^redcrickW. 5^0
1818 Sv kPc , J a mcft N , &r451
1810 Svbc*, jTilkd A. yiSO
1884 Svki^f=, L(Mf* &^«7
1816 Sykeei. U^tU N. Mfi8
1880 6yke«^ fiarah L. 5005
1650 IVn. Camllnc &106
1868 Tuft, Oiarltsir &'Ja6
1851 Tun. Fauiiv £ 6;|05
1808 Tfert, GfrorKe L, O^iOO
1850 TVn. Han-Kt 6:1)5
1884 TDvk»r. ihArlen H88
1817 TUvlof, Houry U61
1818 Tb^ylur, iiAty 471
1888Ttav]i>r MirsD^a U80
18SI7 TB">lof. Sarnocl F. 5**1
1888 Tuylor. Buun t«8
1888 TtiEt>lcr, Flom U 2.108
1864 Tegoler, tiarrii-t Si»8
Terry. Bertha af788
1008 TKu her, AblgaU H.6088
1000 TbACber, AUntd 6iA4
1801 Thac-bcr^ Arthur fiAl
1818 Tliatber, Chafki F ,4^87
1808 Ttmeber, Cyrua (kdO
1797 Tbacber, DavJd fii«7
1811 Tbachcr. EjoJce N 6u80
18U0 ThJicb€?T, Fredcfick 0080
17W TbAtbcr, Henry 0089
1004 ThACber, Lscy W. 0008
1815 Tliachpf, N4rlha OfsSg
1798 Thftchur. Oliver K. flO**
1840 ThMver, Marciie" C. 44Tii
1HB8 Thflvtr. Robert B, 4477
TNoma*, CarHc 87«
Tboiuai^, Deli* ST*
Tbomafi, Vifj^iula 87iQ
1818 Thomppon,Ovr(ifA.0045
1846 TbomppoD, £lku A lOfO
1844 ThrtTDpf^pu,Oov. M. m^
1888 Thcjoip^on, Jodu'h mm]
1848 ThompsocL. Julia UJi47
1834 TiujJijpHjn. ^im F. fKMT
1874 ThonjTOU,Alb*'rt II ^H5
1888 Tls"rTU(in,Aloi*JEoL 1K^
latl TtiunilfjD, EmUvQ «S^
1810 Thoriitoij. TnjiJiy B,2SSd
1K47 Thitrnton, Flurl.M.as^
1854 TbormcD, FfMik U,888D
1885 ThiTiXon, llnr'i^t B. mS
1888 Tliomton, HpIcmR asn
1856 ThonKon.lioriuK^^
1848 Tlicirtju.a, Irene M.^^^-stS
1857 ThcrntoQ. Lnclm^C,*)*,*
1887 T^iort]lon, MiirU L »^^
1805 TborntciD, Mnn K, ^lIO
1835 Ttmrinuji , \tnry R 2s^
1870 Thorn ron.Ki] fill' A 3U31
1889 TbomroE, Riifinr(i. B8«i
1840 Tborpx Blary E. 4833
1846 Tbnrpi. SAmh J 4SS
Tibf>et(*, Almi]f4>n 48ttl
1044 Tlbl3^(i^, Clftiii'ii* E 5R15
1819 Tlbb«lt«, Marrtei £. fiSis
TIbtwtii. Joseph 4*«1
Tibbet<^, Julia 4^}
1851 Tib^>etA, Markit 6R15
TJbbeift, Robert 4rtftl
1865 Ttiickum, l>Rll»h A.303T
1878 Tutckom. Earle L %]30
18M TifJckom, Mitink- E.3036
1868 Tipekom. Vml&E. tt^S
Tinnej, Ameli* 4100
TlDDC-y, ElLKabKh 41U8
Tin n 1^3, Francei 4105
Tinn^'v. Harriet 41IM
1840TIUIHY, ncrrv 41ti7
rinnc^), MArih« 4193
1814 Tmi^k, CalleU 1771
1817 ^J r*hk . CumeU* 1778
1804 Tm^k, iBfTiH ITftS
1807 Tn#k, Jar»l D, ittiO
1001 Tra^k. M^Mta tT«7
1811 Treitk, Proctor P. ITJO
1817 Tfejulwdl.riimti. 11.1M7
1898 Trcftftwcll, Coo'd E lOtiO
1819 Trend wtH Hri D IfiftH
1888 Trend w el L Jgbn N. im
1818 TrQadwf^n. Nobk> 8.1«ii5
1885 TraLdwrlL Hninl h IfiTU
TniMbriiJi^^c, Aui^-iiV S7«
Ttowbnd£^i\ Bct(«ty 878
Trowbrid^fc, Ilarr> 377
Trow brid^jc, Lvinai* 875
1808 Tmwhrid^,MVv J. IV 10
Tm w b rl dp; , Nob W 574
Tfow bridge, Om 3t^
Trcpwbridi:e. PbilcnaSSl
Thjw brid(rf>. Sany Xt9
1800 Tn ozi , Ctia rk'P L . 0664
1049 Trvi»t], Fraucc* E. IBAI
1908 Tryon , Joseph W, &A84
1867 Tryou, Louis N. 55^
1881 Tiiner, AmtHi B. 8001
1888 Tutlef, (ieorg* W. 8003
1881 Tulle r, Juii«» H. nOt
1810 Tulkr, Bamh B. 8001
1007 Tapper, Cb^Jet B.8011
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1811 Tnpp*r, OecFrcjr 0.
1806 Tup^r, Juie if .
18U8 Titifper, Lemuel U
181S TiJp[H?n Wm. W.
1874 Tyfer. Alice E.
Tyl**r, B«i:*ey
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1866 Tykn HAH«t^ K
1877 Tjler. Bemm A
18»Tjf]er.Ht'DrteUeB
T: Ji-T. Miiria
18n TjrWr, IKol'tti E,
Tvl*r, Kelron
Tyler, l^muel
Tyror, Edwird
Tyntfj (j*OT]pe
Timer, Jum^'V
TyJj^r* tJvinU
Tyii«r^ Loiilrliuft
Tyctr, marth*
Tyncr, Maj^
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Ijaer. flkliJird
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1898 Uptob
18«7 Uptou
1861 UptoD
1868 Vptoiv
1864 Upuu!
1868 Uptoti
1819 Upton,
1867 U»bef.
1865 U»bf r.
1848 Ut]{?y,
1841 Utiey,
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1910 Valcntiiie, Mabel «R8
1866 Vttuuiker. Claim 6189
1867 Vaiuuiker, In 6188
18M Vaomaker, Manly 6186
1807 Vanaiiker, N«*U1>. 6187
Vance, Arthnr 7887
Vance, XUsabetli 7188
Vance, Harrj 7M9
Vance, LooIm 7188
Vance, Marnret 7B6
Vance, MartCa 7199
Vance, Marr THO
Vance, NoMe 7188
Vance, Samuel Ttn
Vance, Tliomas 7194
1878 Vanderpod,Sdward9986
1890 Vandenrenter, M. E. 860
1899 Vanderventer, 8. C. 847
1866 Vardon, Blmoie J. 1174
1868 Vardon, Bmma J. 1174
1848 Vatdon, Hannah 1174
V^yaey, HeniT H. 1900
1846 Vincent, Noble M. 8988
1811 Voaborg, Imel 1086
1806 VoabniS, Ifaria 1088
1809 VoebnrS, Rboda 8. 1004
1804 VoaburS, Bobeit 1089
1861 Wade, Edward A. 878
1868 Wade, Fimnds E. 878
Wad»worth,Abig*l 9680
Wadtworth, ^th J618
1808Wad«woftli,T;C. 8989
1798 Wadawortb,HenrT 8681
Wadswortb, Hes'h 8614
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Wad«wortli3omc« 8616
1840 WadtwoiCh, B. N. 4171
Wad«wortk4t*I8. 8617
1898 Wad«worUi,Jaa. W.4110
Wad»wortb, MaiT 86tt
Wad#wonh,MilUc. 9619
Wad»worUi,Newm. 9616
Wadaworth, 8am*l 8518
1887 Wadewonli,Wm.A.4]86
1890 Waif.OUIrUP. 9681
1814 Wait, BUnor R. 1685
18» Wait.KlisaA. 1688
IMO Wait, Jane F. 9681
18B Wait, J<wepbine 9580
1880 Wait, MellMaC. 9689
1889 Wait, Mary L. 1698
1896 Wait, Wateon W. 9690
18T7 Waite.JnttaN. 19T7
1888 Wal^eld, Jane M.6085
Walker, BUie 9799
Wallice, ATi»on 4850
UilEacr, Clfthi'ta 4869
Willitce,C^yrur A. 9757
W»llftce. Lovett 1788a
WftJlACf, Koble 4848
W»)lu:e,Roii 4061
W&Jlic«, BA^inon 4849
WalUce, ^'lULftm 9758
1871 W*liert. CUr» A. 84T7
800 WaJt4!rf., KttkHH CAtTH
1816 Walt^r^, LoIa R. 8479
1867 Waltere, SanUi J. 8476
805 Waner, Belden N. iaj8
796 Waner, Harriet lUOl
797 Waner^Jally 1009
861 Waeoo,Helen 1908
845 WaMn, MUton 1909
1859 Waterman. Alonao 44^
1840 Waterman, Edg. D. 4451
>854 Waterman, Geo. E. 4458
1846 Waterman,NoblcR.4450
844 Wtterman, Pam. B.4449
849 Watroo», Adalbert 8Qel
8a Watroo», Adclia 8081
887 Watronv, Charlee 8061
880 Watroof , Dwiffht 8061
885 WatrooM, Emily 80K1
1846 Watroot, Harriet 8081
[8«8 WatroQH, Olive 8081
1797 WatM>n, Am D. 7008
7M Wataon, Benj. D. 7U97
709 Wataon, John N. 7006
179U Wataon,lfafy 11106
1865 Wataon, Mary A. 1087
789 WatM>n,Hally TQM
807 Wataon. WiUlam N.1U87
1846 Webb, Oaoar A. 8788
801 Waller, Ashbel E. 8110
1800 Weller, Cliariea 8414
1845 Weller. ChariotU 6886
1799 Weller, DoHy A. 8400
1807 Weller, Bllsli N. 8418
1818 Weller, Fiancia 8415
1795 WeUer, JoUa 8407
1798 Weller, Locy 8406
1797 Weller, Marta 8408
806 Weller, Sally K. 8419
1809 Waller. Seth 8411
1868 Welle, Mary P. 9t09
1864 Walton, Beetle L. 1994
1800 Welton, Cbarlea L. 1994
1861 Weeaen»,8amael L.10M
jOeo WeeaelU, Wm. H. 1094
1846 WethereU, Chaa.H.9407
1868 WethereU, Chee*rC.9600
JOeO Wetheiall,OacarW.9601
1848 WethereU, WellaN.149d
1860 Wetherell,Wab*rC.M80
1881 lK'elh«Hll. CviTiel. 8990
1805 m crfa^riTl. ii<^ B. 8990
1888 Wctlierba Mftrt B. 8990
1810 WhAlcT. Alk« 9861
1878 W i»]f y ,11 An oMh 9669
1865 WtiaUy, HbttcvP. 9858
1868 M'hftj^y, lAit^nie 080
18M ¥ bceliT. Amot^ M. 60
1794 \l riarkr, Dk^it] N. OOOil
1809 Wh<Hcr. &i^*dN.8491
1811 WhC'lcr, Elizi A. 0UU7
I91h WUc^ tcr, F«Tiny M.8»«
1818 Wii^rlcr. Hup#i^rA. 589
1806¥i--- Hin.n;P.80i«
1801 ^ l^v r.M 8008
1874 ¥ .L\nx IC 8499
1808 ^ NtTrl^L, IAatx 0. 68U
1811 Whe«ter. hu«tellR 681
1817 W ^l t^le r , SA t h A. 688
1796 Wheelc'r, Snm'ji 80U1
1808 Wb4M-l(rr, Sophm 80O4
1799 W b et^ U; r . VV U\ i am 8009
1808 Whiie^CAlvEu 4715
WtiLtt:.£h£& 4089
1868 Wbiie.FfULii D. 4841
White, Henry 4081
1801 White, Horn. E.N.47iaa
1865 White, Jeavle M. 4848
1805 White, John 4714
1819 White, JoUa 4718
1880 WhiU, Maad M. 4841
Whitehead. Mary 1477
Whitney, Bamabaa 1788
Whitney, ElUe 1780
Whitnoy,Enat*» M.1740
Whitney, Mary 1788
1844 WUcoz, Alonao 4890
1848 Wtkoi. Bate* 4891
1888 Wikoi, ChRTlf^ft 4817
1814 WjlcoK, Clarirt-a 8886
18U5 Wilcu^Ciirji^ 8081
1817 Wltco£,CrDEhia 8986
1807 Wiitox, Ble&xAi B.
1885 WlJcoi, El.irm
1840 Wikox. Emily
1810 Wlko3r, Gftjm:
1874 Wncoj, Hiiite E.
1868 Wiirox. H Of lire N.
1896 Wilcox, {JuldAb
1855 Wilcux, Td« A
18tt WiiC4.ix, JLtTitmfc
1819 WlUo^, Julius
1849 WilMjt, Itfdi***
1880 Wilcox, Mon»Q
1808 Wikux, Kobla
1839 Wltcox^ Noble E.
1861 Wllctii, SopLAJina 4819
1881 WUccE, VVi]ha[uQ.Bn7
1871 Wilcox. Willie N.
1805 WillartJ, Ch&riei
1808 U^ilkaril, JitlU
1801 Willard. Om
1807 Willftnt. H«her
1844 WLLldTtl. Itowroe
1898 WniUi4i«,Ch&«. L. I
1891 W^IUMm», UAr.^ 8. 8880
Wil*ou.AhtL>8aJ Bttl
WU&on, AmbroRO ttl9
WiKint, ADi^lln 090
1800 Wilson, Cut viu^. 8841
1800 WllwoD, Cuoiiiie 8841
1888 WilHOD, Cbarle^i N. 1676
WfliDE]. Eluuur 8684
Wil»oD. Elii^ha 8688
WUftot], ELizA belli ttl8
WliP'OD. Esther ttl4
WilBoc^ GmudL^ao 8897
Wilpoet.Huuuh 9U8
4818
4818
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WttPOD, Jaoe 8896
1808 WIlMm, Jwoof B. 6610
1801 WltoOD, Joel r. 6630
WilftOD, John tt9S
1886WU*OD,L7dUiL.
Wilson, MoMt
WlUon, Pbebe
Wilson, Ponv
Wilson, OUtU
Wilson, Serglns
Wilson, 8anh A.
Wilson, Stephen
Wilson, Thomas nn
180 Wilson, Tnimsn fSM
Wilson, WUliam 8915
1810 Winshlp, Eleh R. 9700
1861 Winship.MaryA. 9700
Winston^smes 7177
Winston^Uuuine TITS
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Winston, Louisa 7174
Winston, William 7176
Wismer, Aaron 9910
WIsmer, Ambrose 9208
Wismer, Austin 9919
Wismer, Darid 9909
Wismer, Delilah 9905
Wismer, Hannah 9907
Wismer, Henrj 9911
Wiamer, John 9904
Wismer, Moees 9900
Wismer, Solomon 9906
Wismer, Zecharlah 9906
1861 Wisner, Clark N. 4470
1868 Wisner« Frank 4489
1864 Wisner, OeonreM. 4480
1866 Wisner. William 4481
Wood, Betsey 5879
1875 Wood, Georgianna 8990
Wood, John 6871
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Woo^3. PoUj 5878
Wood, RoiJi 5870
Wood bfidFe. H.N. 1416
Wrigbv Adalins 778
Wrigb:, Edwattl T. 777
Wripht, Willi&m 779
1800 WrlETbt. William 6759
1899 WjrJif, Eiib?rP. 080
1R14 Wylie, Eunice M. 889
1810 W>lk, Fftmi]d 085
1898 W^-nc.HennabL. 937
1817 Wylie. Lorct]*o 984
1895 Wvlie. Mftn;U M. 088
1891 Wylie, S^Uj A. 986
1865 Tates, Charles 1916
1868 Yates. Henry N. 1916
1878 Tates, Ida N. 1916
1886 Teamans, Chas. N. 4O00
1849 Teamans, Maiy A. 4010
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NAMES OF PERSONS WHO HAVE MARRIED NOBLES OR
DESCENDANTS OF NOBLES.
XMibw. rMp&'. Vms.
1804 Abbot. £QDetJ» E, 3311
1888 Abbott>rLv«tt>O.AJ41
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1891 Ab«L TbblU
1861 Abt^U. Edu B'
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1896 AcsF. Lydlft D,
1819 AtkeFPQP., Mary
1864 Acly. Eleanor 1>.
1887 Adam, limTj
Adinii,
AdAm*.
Adim^, AlsiD
1879 Adam^i A^ni] E-
AdAjnt, ClflreDdQii
1809 Adtmt. CUri^Pt
180O Adimr^Dorothf
1808 AdaI□^ KiizAbetb
1848 Adaii]^, Kllz'h A.
Ad^mi, U.
18B7 Ad&mf ^ Heuiy L.
1845 AdAtpi, S*rah A.
1840 Addtsoo, Wm.Y.
1899 Aiken, Idwsrd H.
1897 Akerton, Jobp
1848 AlbrtgtiLJuliA A.
Albrn, M«rtlD
AldtD^ Sarah
1894 Aldennan, Eli^
AJdermsDH Litars
1888 AldfrmSD Ponla
Aldricli. Mk'#
1790 A]^x»[id?r.Balh^bs 5880
AJcxauder, Uirj A.
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1 1814 AHen, ICariette 5675
1840 Allen. MehiUble T. 887
•ifaf
007G ; 1795 Allen, Rebecca
0491 1874 ATTf'Ti.'RobeTt
1708611810 A)k. .Mil j
3S01 1884 Allt^n, gatmoD
1488 1888 Alleo, ^Imon J.
1M4 1766 Alleu. Sanb
1860 AUcp, Sqy ire W.
1888 Allen, WUtism
1787 Alko, Wmi*ci
1892 Alt)^ Joe],
3S38tf 1887 A]n<,TbomuC.
«5
5386
£886
-W6
3619
4^
8988
4114
5B06
6044
1180
1177
8»0
4U6
5481
5991
4«8
MNtt
1891 AUrer, Crntble
1887 AlcTK, Baltts
1888 AJl^b. Amelia
1848 Allen, AiifruFtiie
1854 Alleti. Betiey H.
AllsD. Charier
1860 AJlen. Dwlrbt
1886 Alles. Ellfiabeth
1887 Al\tn, QtoTce W.
1849 AlleD, Jamea
1796 AlleD, Lemuel
1865 AUen, Lucy
107
1719
1117
Km
«8
1974
^487
V189
4^4
ssn
914
5994
6841
6890
1094
M48
S378
3549
4510
1988
ft319
8899
1866 Alvgrd. ^i^^i^ A
1788 Axnbler. Eebecca
Aiut^fr, Bamabap
1841 Alnti, Mpi^e^
1854 AtDee^, Kbdct
1787 Ame*, ?itifiafiDa
1889 Ame^. Tbomai^
AmMjen, Heorj
1887 Aoderi^on, Cbjta. P. «455
" AcderrAon, Jamei SD96
1860 Auderf OD. Lvdla 4160
1874 A»df?rtoii, Marx A, 4451
1884 A&drcwF, chav. fi SfM
1848 And reM*, Geo R,
Aodrewp, Jaae
Aodrewb, Loalt*
1846 Andrew! , SamEiel
1860 Andre wi, Samuel J. tv%
Acdmt. BJLiAbet^ 1365
Afidfut, Btbr* 7Q09
1888 Afigcl. Etban 1988
1898 Aagel MAnp StlO
An^er. JobQ H. 690
1849 Autbony, Carol eg. fiflOl
AntboEi^, Kitf F. 0951
1840 Appk>!.mtc, Elijab 6391
1888 Araui. Sarah %)77
1864 Anpeot, SamnelL 1081
1860 Anuf rroDj;. E]iz'h A667
1887 Ans'^iroDg. EUtn a^
ArtD^trotLg, liaiT
1806 AnDitroue, O. u.
17B9 ArmfitroDg. Beb'a
110
5658
988
fl56
5886
571
S114
4im
7288
W78
6081
. 764
T168
900
6fi75
1800 ArtD^trong, R^b'* 6500
AnnstrDEigr. Robert 5586
1871 Arin*LTOnp.WiUlati3496&
1845 A^^lftfODL^ Wm. H.!Mu«
1848 Amotd. fl^eory B. *J50
1817 Arnold. TbomaB J itm
1887 AmUey, Elizabctb IQTT
1888 A»hli*>. FlafLUa A. 3744
1848 AtWey, Johii 650
1808 AAhlej.Jaitln 8906
Afbler, Ucmard 5MSa
Aabkv, Lorsnla
1766 AsbleV, M^K-j
1T78 Arbley, Koib
1740 Aihltv, Oliver
1810 Ashley^ Stephen
S114
30&7
5233
^m
Bin
AtbDieadn AoiitidA <Km
Alice w. JJenrr
1844 AtUni, Almim
1816 AtUnf , Blifha
1879 Atkine, Herbert
1808 Atkine, Martha
1849 Atwater, Leonard
1887 Anlt, David
Anlt, John
1847 Anaman, Maria
1888 AT--«ii,lf9Ttba
At.- ■?
1788 A-JL-:;-. I'';-, lima
1810 AuiLlL, Diadama
Ao'lUi, Emtly
1884 AuKiiu, Homer
1768 Anvtln, Mary
TliCT
6199
1480
9668
1610
6688
4746
4854
4788
4788
8947
191
6568
8106
1866 AoiMQ, Normaii D. 4450
1775 AuBLiD, PbetB
An^tlti, Saiunel
1T68 Ave rill, Nattua
1780 AvertU, Patience
1849 Ave 17, ^aniet f]
A'Vtrsr. Heieii J.
1887 ATery, John
1819 ATery, Joieph 8.
1896 AT^n-, Mhn'
1896 Ajer, Lrdli C
1815 A^ere, Daniel
Ajerb, Bjauaab
1404
1686
188
198
7080
4000
6914
6480
4501
919
6796
8098
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846
Ayhart, Chiittoph. Mn
Ajbart, Jomh »06
ins Aynt, Id« UT SlfS
Ufa AyiM, BADdolph 41«
1817 AyiM, Rotette 4?lir
1918 AyiM, ThareM W. 610
INDEX. — PART m.
1«8 Bftboock, AUen 8ffl7
1884 BabooStriiAlMl 6090
18tt Babcack. Sumd 9087
Baekenttow, Jacob 868B
Backman, — — 8908
Backnt, Abaalom 6810
Backus, CbarieaD. 888
Backns^rah 8811
1817 BacoD, BUaa 8876
BacoD, Kllsabetii 8806
1868 BacoD, Rachel 061
1886 Biidgar, Ataoenia M .66117
1784 Badger, JoMph 184
1889 Badteiow,Haiinah 1889
Ba«, 6969
1180 Bagg, Sonlca 6S19
1TI5 Ban, Naomi 81G9
1860 Baggt, Hogh 9809
BaSej, Henry 6086
Bafley, Alexandar 8809
1886 BaUey, Bonlce 8. 4691
1878 Bailey, Oeoige F. 9777
1880 Bulley, UartCa A. 886
1874 Bailey, Myron C. 6068
1846 Bailey, Nathan M. 6406
1878 Bailey, Sarah C. 8076a
1864 Balnbrldge, Oora'a 6661
Baker, 906
Baker, 8086
1809 Baker, Abigafl 4840
Baker, Alexander 6861
1888 Baker, Bdward P. 700
1881 Baker, Blkanah 1788
1818 Baker, lia W. 8697
Baker, Joel 8648
1868 Baker, Laora J. 044
1807 Baker, If araball D. 8041
1788 Baker, Thomas 1408
1818 Baker, Thomas 6840
180O Baker, Timothy 4041
Bakh, 8806
Baldwin, Ebeneser 8080
1866 Baldwin, Bllsha 8108
1879 Baldwin, Bmma 6789
1889 Baldwin, Jolian A. 888a
1744 Baldwin, Mary 80
1789 Baldwin, Theoph's 66
1848 Ball, Heniy M . 4108
1884 Ball, Sarah F. 8648
Ball, Jonathan K. 8011
1884 Ballard, John T.
1816 BaUaid. Maiy
Bancroft, Horace
4988
8976
9476
8744
1848 Bank, Emily
1847 Bankstone. Martha 1818
1886 Bannister, MaiyM. 4011
Barber, 6488
1889 Barber, Abraham 6460
1868 Barber, Arthur H. 4847
Barber, Charles 8000
latr Barber, Delia 6841
1861 Barber, Jane 8811
1786 Barber, John 4604
1861 Barber, John M. 8707
Barber, Lanra 4700
1808 Barber, Lacy 490
Barber, L/dla 1S81
1796 Barber, Maiy 1679
1864 Barber, Naney 4094
1787 Barber, Sarah 4608
itsr—.
V«mk«r.
1844 Barber, Sarah mm
1846 Barboor, Charles J. 718
Barclay, Joseph 8610
1860 Barker, Edward P. 7181
1775 Barker, Hannah 1875
1788 Barker, Thomaa 4600
1887 Barker, William P. 8757
1788 Barlow, Hubbard 408
1886 Bartow, Seth 1861
1840 Barnard, BanUl 8009
1899 Barnard, John M. 8iil0
1888 Barnard, Mary P. 1906
Barnard, Roxana 1418
1866 Barnes, George W. 4806
1818 Barnes, James 4880
178tl Barnes, John 6886
Barnes, Judah 6988
Barnes, Lanra 6860
Bamss, M. S. 867b
1866 Barnes, Zechariah 9016
Barney, Reuben 917
1986 BamseiiJl. Joseph 9607
1840 Barrett, Charies 9078
1808 Barrett, Damaris 1818
1816 Barrett, Elivha D. 1818
1867 Barrett, Homer E. 9790
1807 Barrett, Mary 1614
1843 Barrett, Nancy M. 4741
18S7 Barrett. Orilla I860
1868 Barrett, Sally A. 8814
1849 Bartho]omew,M.C.9098
1804 Barthok>mew,MarL 1484
1888 Bartlett, Charies 8870
1840 Bartlett, Eunice K. 8897
Bartlett, Joel 4634
1860 Bartlett, Joseph D. 6808
1700 Bartlett, Mahuhi 110
1881 Bartlett, Mary A. 8867
1814 BarUett, Peabody 4046
1770 Bartlett, Rhoda 4889
1880 BarUett, Samnel W.88IJ0
1881 Bartlett, Theodore 1858
1860 Barton, Sarah I. 1989
1878 Bassett,Climena R. 1119
1846 Batea, Guoline A. 9875
Bates, Chandler 6080
1814 Bates, Daniel 8908
1816 Bates, Sk>n 4789
Bates, Ichabod 800
1848 Bates, Julia 9886
1777 Bates, Mary 7894
1844 Bates, Samuel 988Q
Bates, Samuel S. 8778
1808 Bates, Theododa 8901
1881 Bates, William 8886
1887 Battarton, Mary E. 9884
1848 Battles, Susan C. 1668
Baxter, John 8160
Beach, Candaee 8986
1818 Beach, Elixa A. 988
1868 Beach, Frank 1086
1868 Beach, Hannah M. 7888
1878 Beach, John 9647
1884 Beach, JuUa 864
1804 Beach, Lucy 8966
1844 Beach, Martha 667
1816 Beach, Uri 1466
1878 Beals, Dexter 6075
1880 Beak, Harriet 8866
Beaman, 8919
Beardaley, Ebeneser 97
1686 Beardsley, JuUa M. 8511
1808 Beardsley, Lucy 488
1848 Beardsley, FcXtr A. 040
Beardsley, Wiffiam 7897
1880 Becker, Jacob V. 1004
BeoUey.Geonre 1084
Beckwitk, Julia 4418
vC<-
1887 Beckwlth, Maria 6801
1879 Beckwith^hrester4414
1844 Bedient, Ulxa A. 1818
Bedienu Sarah 878
1860 Beebe, Onoliiie 1870
1844 Beebe, Ert 7098
1857 Beebe, Helen 9118
1788 Beebe, Rebecca 71
I860 Beecher, Edward R. 008
1818 Beecher, Frank U. IMO
1868 Beecher, Thomas K.780
1849 Beeman, Merritt 0.8^8
1783 Beeman, Truman 116
Beers, Betsey 4104
1886 Beers, William 8. 4118
Bdcher, M. 8674
1886 Bekten, Charies D. 4868
187U B^en, Elisabeth 9061
1858 Belden, Lydia M. 1800
1781 Belding, Sarah 1865
1891 Belding, Emfly 8480
Bclh 8660
1869 Bell. Ak}ur<tj 8858
1848B«l],HiTVP> 8198
1880 Bell. JitneB A 4744
Bell, Uattlipu P. 6640
1870B«S], Ruc^Ql^biiF 4186
1860 Belk WtmatM N, 8405
BetUiipor, Flillo 4069
BcLtiiwv, Ama^ji 749
1684 BciuMQ, Man A. 0886
1810 Bemeui, M&rv J. 9061
Bcmir, Joa«T^ft(i 8U^
1860 Beu (^ I c t, Gt^oTvc 089
1760 Bei]«dkt. Jami-» 84
1761 B4>hed!ei^ Lucv 196
1790 B€De<]icl, Matthew 99
1658 Benedict Sam 1 M. 98B6
1810 BeDedict. ^homisu 796
1854 Ben ham, Wm 8. 9469
1651 BenJAmls. Cbs#. B. 4198
1881 Benjiunlit, Hekrriet 8816
1889 BeDjamln. Bn^en 8787
Bemipip Abiniil 184
1740 Benutit, B^i^aaiiii - 90
1896 BeiiP(^t, Benjamin 1T06
1800 Bcnnpu. B^DjAiDln 6606
Beriaeii, Cimrk? 4681
1687 Beutif^u, D&tiiel 6686
1871 Bf!Qi]elU EdnJD W.8760
1819 Beribeu. GATiVT P. 4808
Bc-r.ri - '^■--:^,.^l 815
1868 B< £. 1980
Bt-'-" :- -■' - N 6689
1848B«n^OQ.KJtxftJ 8404
1880 BenfK>D. Mtttid J. 9514
1680B*uMtv,RfW]£. 7965
1868 B<r '-..^tit^u. 868
1847 Bi riiL. 6809
B« "■■■■ . •u.-.-.ii^i W. 8010
Berrien. Jftm(?p W. 8018
1840Ben7.BvAliTii 4084
1880 Bern , Frm^kJiQ M, 9518
1700BeiTT, John B 1485
1875 Berrr. Lfldke 9600
Berry. Si\h^ 8035
Be»fie>. Mflrebtl 8918
1861 Beiti^, iii^iiT^ F. 1187
BciLg. Il^iJfibAb 8068
1890 Be;tJ=, F^irr J. 477
1816 Belt!}, gunnel E. 881
1707 Be 1 10, William 8987
1884 Beu^ wmUm H, 1046
Blctford, 68C7
1860 Bid well, QcQTge C 6006
1854 BIdwdK LsweoD 9645
1840 Billow. LsDja «95
1847 Billow, gAtmb L. 4880
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18M BtfEB, ThdnuB f^3S
17TI BmiDgi^ John «BB2
BUItogi, JoDu 40T4
latt BiihDg«, LrdiA aass
Bmiugi. Polly las
1807 BiTli^,%<;ulAb B4U
Binge r. Geo^gie A. ^73
18M Kfij^rbam, Dtolel 5997
Bltif^bim, £ J. 4151
18M BlDgham. Ellen H. A4M
1866 BlD>th I m ,Kapo^ n W . 53A0
1888 Bi fdi e j . O phelli 4667
1887 Blrg«. Sidney 47S0
BlrmlngrMiiii, ^3619
1844 Bishop ^ Aha S383
1786 Bi^hqp. Levi sgrj
1848 Bhbop. Luclun P. 2367
1888 Bi^hopp, Thomas nS3
Blei^cll, Dorothy 8S4S
1888 Bi' *« 11, Lc hhen R STii
1848 Bli'tell l>bb£ui^ S3TQ
Bictell Lumaik F. 1990
1808 BliHll, MiriJdA aigg
1845 Bif««ll, WlUiuD 3779
1840 Blit^. JobQ 600
1814 BJftCk. Alexander 1694
1667 Black, Jam en T, fm^
Biack. QaartuP S457
1786 Black LaKtoti, Jtw^ 3297
1868 Black man, Ben ry £ SOST
1868 BUckinanjMb'ftH 1106
1880 Blackman, Roxana 6178
Bla^^kmao, Sally 44A
1778 Blickmtii, Sarah 1405
BUckmati.SAmh «lfltt
1848 BlukEoai], Sarah D. fftO
1846 HKlnuai], Sheldon im
niiidell, ^ 6^fa4
Bta^r, ClarfFBa 1717
1806 Blair, Reaben 1 450
Blake, 431fl
1861 Blake. EJi^beth B, BBS
Blake, Jncathan Rft4T
1880 Blakep]«e, Jamef$ 3385
1866 B]ak»lee, Lucy E. 4!^
1888 Blanchahd, Bay id B.miG
Blancbird, John 4^7
Bligb. KtnUy nos
1798 Blinn, Nathan S29D
1868 BlkF^e. Daiii^l 4mJ
1868 Bliiifi^ Ele^zar W srm
1888 Bli^E, Uannah 19:
1880 Blii#, Louisa 664S
1868 Blue, Marl a R. Itm
1868 Bliia, Mart A, lOAl
1846 Bike, Noafi IflB^^
1840 Blood, Harriet M. 1941
1804 Bk>4SoEn, Euob 4639
1844 Bly, JameB 3^6
1844 BoaJ. Sufivt F. S^n2
BoiTidjnan, ^^^ — 3(175
Boardman, Amoi^ 1tM7
1818 Board mai, CaruUnif 444
Board man, Cbarle?|i ftSMi
1811 Board mail. Chai^. A 303
1896 Boardttiiip. F&niiy 1714
1848 Bodnrtha, Da>ld A 1673
BobAndan, HArlba 71/73
1818 BoEeB^ hoTtn 3603
1706 BolMQ, Matt 461 B
1786 Bolt wood, Knthut 45M
1789 Bijltwood, William 1446
Bond, Minerva 3473
1817 Boud, Samuel 1556
1814 Bonham, Eboda S. A^G
1888 Booth, Ann 17S3
1876 BooLb, Bei^^n A, filte
Booth, Jonatlian 6606
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ISOfl Booth, UtHa A, 106
1S44 BoTtm, Eether A 6199
1966 MoKree,Fr»fiWlsS.63flfl
1T73 BoBlwick. Eunice 169
1543 Bontwlck, riavla ITW
Bob t wl ck , J e ru aha 17
1T74 Bob t wick, Johannab 87
I'm Botiwlek, Lois lfi6
ITba Boitwlck, Rachel 135
Bo» worth. HArr BU60
1796 Bourord, Luclnda 40^
Bote ford, Waircn 3351
iSig Bouton, Ann 6H^9
laii BowcD, Harr 3&e
Bowert, SflTl
1876 Bowen, Martha J. Km
Bowman, tydla ittttfl
imj Bowne Ella 1334
1834 Boyd, JtBBC C. 0606
18.% Boyd, MarjM. 1783
J^t^ Bracken:, Ann C. 3067
lti46 Bmckctt, William 557G
1^76 Bradbnrj , Car'ne E. 710
18G3 Bi«dfon!, David J. S4it§
1867 Bradford, Mary 34S*0
BTmdIej, Mary 3Ue]
]8ftH Bradley, WofHs 3512
ie*i7 Bradky, Barah A. 173li
1«3U Bradoer, M»ria 1730
Brad 6 lie w, H. mM*
BrfclFhaw, H, M. mi
18S3 Bȣg, Emilj 63(M
Branch. Pi1ftclll« 5tW
1853 Brase, Walter 6607
1*^9 Brat ton, Mar^ 8917
imi Brecbt. Albarl T. 3643
1M7 Breed. Allen 4075
]^j Bree^\ Hlla M. 436^
Br^nioii, John 67M
l^nt; Brewer, EraattiB 5888
l^«r> BrsTrei , John R, 995
1862 Brewer, Marj bOm
1650 BrewisKr, Heory B. BOf*
1^27 Br«wvter,JoBepb M. B&l
Br?w«ter, Ru^Fell 6111
lim Bre#»ter, William «8»1
Bridge, Martha 7307
iSl3 Bridfffr<». Willitm H, 463
B r i i&m an , Tti rael 144A
Iftsa Bri^fp-, Abbv 6931
J 1^45 Brirrgf , David 1361
1852 Brip^f . Lanra aear^
Brifn^H Lacy 3328
BrSt:hatn, HpolTord 3330
lina BrimhWomh, E C 6132
1^^ BrLnekerhofT, Anna 4:^1^9
tSM firinkerbo<>r,Eli£'Lh3ul5
1544 Briu:|l. Omqce 40T^
tsill Broadbenl, Emnm 900
1^1 B rf^ keli . B" u ajah S, 33^
ISin Brock ett, Ely IfflH
ls-71 Bromley. Btirt 4»»l
1^2 Brmnley, Herrick 41430
IgSo BrotiBou, Matt MnO
1782 Brooktr. Lucy ^Iflft
1S13 Brookcr. Sarah 4630
Brook*, Alonao 3743
tmt Brook ^,A ngtJ f Ia W . 47 W
]§1& Brooke, Daniel 1533
1S39 BrnokB, Harriet J 654
1967 BfookB, Henry F, 5117
1B58 Brooke, Mortice fiSSS
tmB Brooke, LncLnda 910
1^1 Brooke, Lrman B. 1390
]B5,1 BfookB, Mary Vim
1853 Brooke, Harr E. 6389
Brt>oki, fiarab 343
Brook B, Sheldon 1566
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Brooki, Thomaf 1950
Brower, An cell ca 6lf^7
B rower, ChrtBtlna 5973
Brown, 3601
Brown, SfilS
Brown, 3830
BrowB, ^-^ 6293
Brown, Abigail W. 1941
Brown, Andrew J. 6563
Brown, Anna M. 711
Brown, Ao^ttn &459
Brown, Benjamin B 6395
BrowD, Caroline E 3061
Brown, Charles B. 3597
Brown, Com ell A 5539
Brown, Cvmi 677
Brown, Daniel 3581
Brown, Desire I76&
Brown, DorcAe A* 4805
Brow n, Edwin 6678
Brows. Gardner 4834
Brown, OuBtavufi L. 6137
Brown, Isaac P. 6095
Brown, J. B. 167S
Brxjwnt Jacob II- 5721
Browut J»beM. 3371
Brown, Joel 63a.s
Brown, John W. 1042
Brown, Jonah 6efiC
Brown, Jovepb M. 3^1
Brown ,JoBepbineE,B085
Browo, JOBfih B. 6646
Brown, Mary R, ISIO
Brown, PheW A, 8897
Brown, Phtla 5496
Brown, RAtiFoniB.86^
Brown. Reuben 4701
Brown, Robert 699
Brown, Ruth 413
Brown, S^flymotjr C. 9037
Bro\Tn, William 3038
Brown, William 6033
Brown, William G, 1339
Brownell. 101
Brown*on, Emory 8617
Bruliarher, Anna M. 735
Brace, Elizabeth R. lOHU
Brute, Emilv 6efi7
Brofh. Charlef 1U57
Brvad, Oliver 6»93
Bryant, Mary 6930
Babar, 1639
Bnbar, Charles 1776
Buber CbriBLina 1485
Buck, Abigail IS
Bock, BelMV 366
Buck. BeulaS J. S43S
Buck, ELdmimd 869
Buck, Georj^n^ S35
Buck. Jo^eph 311
Buck, Racbel 818
Biickln-ham, H. E Wm
Bnckman. L«nr« 4360
Bucki^tone, A. H. 6836
BueL SideliA 9tfl>
Buell, Hannah 1579
Bnell,M4daA. 1456
BufSnctpn, Esther 403t}
Buler. Fifinv 1131
Bulkley, Amelia 906
Btilklev, Be\i^tj 888
Bulklev, Juliette E, 899
Bnll, Jersfha 174
Bui lock. Jamef 706S
Bundy, Jane M. 6751
Bono ell, Cornelia T.1819
Bnrbank, 603J
Bnrbank, 6863a
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1806 BbrD«m, Nmthu^tel SW
IMS B&riiLiL, Sftbrikit MO
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18S1 BtLTitb«m, £#tbcr S3B6
1107 Bam him, KlUnji ^IS
1B06 BuBS^TbOHMM JB. ll»
l«tt Burr. CtertoM 8088
1846 Burr, Hanict P. 8B8
18» Borr, Ptett T. 828
Burr, 8anh 8080
18» Boir, Theodora P. 818
BunD, TkoBM 8148
1187 Burell, Lacy 115
1845 Banitt, Bliabeth 1800
1806 Bvrttt, HeBrictta 810
1818 Barrooght, Ljdte 4644
1T8S Bon, DsTld 86M
1868 Bort, Hcdit 890
1T8S Bart, 8uab 8687
1848 Burton, Hinm 86T4
BnnM, OMharlse SMT
Biinoe,ll«lMM 0885
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1814 Boali, AMbel 6885
1818 Bath, AorelU 8006
1804 Bath, Charles 8801
1785 Baah, Bheseser 4607
1187Baah,BDOCh 4607
Bo*h, Pianeef L 6810
1844 BoPh, HesTT P. 8608
18» Baah, HeMldah 8188
B: 7151
Bai^, Locj 8464
1186Bu>^h.Lrdk 4606
1880 Bu*b, KirU 4n8
1807 Bath, Mair D. 6887
1818 Blithe Mkj T. 1685
1886 Bcib. Silii 1186
1805 Butb. Bapumah 4618
1750 Bii*li,TabfUi4 8084
1860 Buib. WlUUm Q. 6116
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1886 Boot, Silaa 1188
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1861 Rodd, Clara 4U06
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1788 Roe, Ahigall 8861
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1889 Byoo, Patrick 672
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1688 SMsket, Abigail 6
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1180 Sacket, Hannah 6178
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1617 Sacket, Jolia 88K2
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1186 Sacket, LydU 6626
Sacket, Lydia 6648
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1887 Sacket, Rozana 6487
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1797 Sacket, Sally 6821
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1885 Sackett, Trypbena 6942
1870 Sadd. Catharine D. 89iM
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1819 St. John, Sally 4A9
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1858 Saodenion, Oert'de 1890
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1845 Schagel, Mary J. 690
1848 Schermerhom, H. 6014
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1848 Sco6eld, Eliza 4565
Scott, G599
1861 SooU, Caroline P. 890
1888 Scott, Maria L. 6687
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1827 Scott, Tracy 1748
1818 Scovell, Catharine 6U22
1846 Scovell, Harriet 6017
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18U5 Seari. Abi 8252
1866 Seari. Jolia S. 6553
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1856 Sewall, Anna J. 710
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1804 Shaw, John 6181
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1811 Sbckloju SnhmH 648U
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1868 Sk^dmore, AbglUL. 11 &6
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1808 Skiff. G^orgt H. lB2-2a
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1880 Thomaa, Lindw. P.fMS
1788 Thomaa, Lola 1481
1868 llMM&ae, Banaom 804
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1818 Thompaoo, Cyrva 8840
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1840 Thompeoo, John M. 881
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1818 UvtuD, Uriah IJ 896
1869 Ui>ber. Bloomfldd 67i5
1878 U»heF, Maria N, 6679
1818 UtleT, Almlra 4581
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1889 Utiey, Ralph IflTIi
1891 Utley, Sophia 980
1861 Utrkk, Adetia N. 6488
1868 Valentliie.UiiiiaE. 4^75
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1888 VuiAlid«ti,Hor'«0. 3414
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1864 VabBue«ii, C&r*e G. 1 169
1818 VanCamp, HI ram HM(»
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1875 YtnGe^r^EJlAM. £101
1845 VmnDaltem, Cam 8.1815
1851 VuiDt)»em,Sloa1pa)890
1874 VanderpoeLAhr A.9MM
1800 V*nderwat«r, Rich. &711
1897 Vamiileveiitflr;Ja».C, 911
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1819 Wahrorth, Hetib. B
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1T«0 Weld, Lncy m&
1S27 WeUer, Alaaira 6182
1 Tin W e 11 er, C larlf p* 5874
171.7 Weller, nannib 8083
17V1 Weller, Jared Sl9fi
1H38 Weller. JnbtJ tm&
1R07 WelLr, LncretS* 4680
Wtlter, Lncj 8910
17H6 Weller, Lydla 8165
1 7rs Welle r, >f a rL-aret 1 35»
17e?7 Wdler, William ^^9
184' WeUee, EhixaB. 66U0
WeUe, 8S41
16Sn WeUa^Cbaii H. nVI
1787 Well*, tticy 3t81
1851* Wells, Morv A. 6^5
1S41* Wellf, William A. 9114
Welih. tlannab bl6S
1&55 Welsh, Laura A. 1010
laSS Welton.Cbarlef 1^94
Wemple, Jamei^ 59ft8
iMa Wentworth.Cv'i K. 3827
IdW WeteeUi, Jobn ]D!M
Weil, — — 7S49
|fi&7 Weet, Edwin 10S6
leaa Wesi, Karj' 175
179!» Weit.TbOEnaeT, 6M5
1S4S WaitbrtMik, ^*b A.7r47
Wettley, Either 6807
Weatluck, t/Sm
3801 WefltoQ, Hannah 99a
1B02 Weeton, Mary 924
Wetberbee, Sophia 6BI5
leefi Welberbv, Marr E. 4759
1B*| WeLbert'll. Waller B. 1735
1861 WftherlU, Thos. G.Si^n^
Wetbcrtn* ra)7
Welmore. Beth 163a
1«B Whaky. A lei;. T, 9181
1857 Wbaley, Alice S16
1824 Wheatbn, Jared 8. 9033
l&ll^ Wbeeler, Alice 1031
Wheeler, Ann %^t
1865 Wheeler. Cba^. II. €^i§
l§3e Wheekr, ElLzia 8MH
1837 Wbeeler, £iiu A. Wm
1833 Wheeler, FannT M T^m
1B4B W heeler, Helen U 62U0
1^'^ Wheeler, Jane SiOi
1&40 Wheeler, Mary ifli*
Whtjeler, NaoniS 6S)7
1804 Wheeler. Bu»e 11 9^
1793 W heeler « Simeon 5e4i>
Wheeler, Sunhli ZSm
Wbeelock, Nancy 968
Whldden, Abi^'Lll m^
1839 Wbllden . Jane J. 879
1851 Wkipple. Dvwey 9541
Whipple, Harv 6835
\\^ Whipple, t^pLlA !&«
1857 WMtcomb, B1U« 5014
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1880 Wbft«, naTJd 4061
Wt)ju\ £l[£fi 868
189r Whke. Ecr« M0O
ITW Wb i r t? , Joi ^ph 1 410
1888 Wbj'e. JullL ^978
18B0 Wh!rp. PhiJip 3^«8
1TI4 Wfatfe, Btlw!ci 3im
1186 While, SiiftanuA 3^44
Whn^lKMd. I^ur 1181
Wbiiford, I>an E £1W
i88nr whsf itii* HiLTT*vtn *m
1974 Whlrfn^. Mah^ MOO
1810 Whir liJi.',W>a]Eb^ 5^8
181A Whiiufic, Hjm F-llSi
1818 Will EijiAr>b, B?lVov OT8
1818^ Whkmort. Nirtlifl 3488
1841 WhkutT, CbtrloU^ 5380
18BA Whiiney. EmeUji« 986
18tt WhitDf y. £ir« 8018
1?B0 Whhij^r, JoDAt 1488
Wl^UnPT, MattbltP I!«6
1887 WbUn^V, Phllurt A. 4?W
1888 WhiUnry, tioUin 1W«
1841 Whii[ye>. wimtDi txn
1844 Whii ijiker. Apdrtw «&
1846 WhkUkFr, Diem C; 1184
1818 WMtCDiore, Har>t3388
1886 Wblttier Edward 5>186
Wblrile. TtuUi ««8
1847 WbLt^ c>(^d, Man- A KBS
1886 Wkkwlre. Bet 5 >1 386
1840 Wiuhi. LvdlH &«18
1886 WMcox. Albert 3687
Wilcox, Am«ad& S178
18n Wlkoi, Dii'id b511
1800 Wt^coi. £l»ur C. B978
WilctJJt. Emily 3587
WUcoi, Eusire 4568
1867 Wllcoi, Fmnce* A.B»e6
Wncoi,Jolin 5316
Wllcoi. LccfftU 9470
1188 Wiicoi, LydU AS68
1867 Wd cor, N^POD O. mi
Wl]c<ji, ObiKllahW.1588
1861 Wilc4^x, OrUndf' B. 4068
Wilc^i, Phtbe 1416
M6 WlleoxctD, Ame. A. 1166
1888 Wrv r. ii-t-iHE 4T01
1868 W iiuvr« vvuii 4068
1818 WUkenon. Fbebe 18S1
1800 Wllltfd, Cbariet 8974
18iOW111ud,JcMlaliM. 867
1817 Wniard, Sophia 4118
WUtafd,TltotB. 6886
1888WiUett,B«q).B. 8174
1878
1810
1861
1888
1860
1876
1868
1878
18S7
1880
1818
1848
1816
1786
1860
1800
1866
1886
1816
1880
1880
1886
1868
1876
1878
1888
1667
1860
1847
18S7
1881
1880
1808
1877
1880
WOW, Bphnim 8888
Wmiams, Abigan 86»
Wilttamf, AnxeUBaaSrift
William*, Anna 1487
WiDiamP. Afhlej 1611
WilUamt, Aof > P. 1025
William*, OiroliDe 1781
WiUiami, Clar*a B. 8847
WlUiam*, iH^y 64n
WiUlama, Geo. L. 860U
William*, John M. 8653
WiUiamt, LnoiaaB. 6882
WiUiamf, MargH A.9688
William*, Mercy 8880
William*, Phebe r068
William*, Ralph 8090
William*,Samiie]H.6D49
William*, Karah 8»4
William*, Sarah J. 8906
William*, 8D*ao G. 1682
WilliAm*OB,Sii**oa 4881
Wi]lt*tOD, lanel 68866
WU*on, Beojamin 82n
Wil*oD, CaroUne 4860
Wll*on, Era*ta* 6446
Wil*oD, Harriet E. 6806
Wi]»oD, Horace 1676
Wil*on, J. North 8844
Wil*on, Jane 81231
Wil*oo, John 1687
Wilson, Lncy E. 1806
WiUon, Marr B. 6086
Wilson, Phehc 8687
WU*on,8anhA. 8010
WiDcheU, Cha*. E. 48(M
WIndiell, Effle 4467
Wlnchell, Jerome 8662
Winchell, MUo 8660a
Wing, Elisa S. 861
Wing, Kate M. 8086
Wlngell, Elisabeth 7278
Winahip, Anatin P. 1700
Winalow, 1545
Winvknr. Pbebe 867
Win*or, WUUam 8188
Winatoii, John 7147
Wi*e, Ellen 7160
Winner, Levi 910S
Wi*mer, Moae* 1686
Wi*ner. John D. 4182
WlthereIl,Kathar>4608
Wolcott, BatberB. 8M
Wolfoid, Mary E. 4164
Wood,Aiun»tiiiV.
Wood, CoAl
1878 Wood, BdnaL.
8810
1874 Wood. George
1814 Wood, G^otKE
WfX)d,L, M.
Wood Hifv
1818 WiK>d, V*tn<fl* A.
1864 V ood. ^fiih E
1868 IW ood, ept-DCer B.
1871 Woodflrd, Edy A-
Woodbrldtjt, ^ _,
WoodhHclg<?, ThctJ WJ8
1884 W«idbur>, Add 17**
1778 ^' ood bnrv . Ha o n th 1 a«T
IN'oodfequrc, Sjllr SM
1880 Wood^Ard. Almlr* ih*ii
1890 Wooc3*«rd, Hlmcu %m
1848 Woodi^ird Jacob WM
1882 Woudvimrd, JoSuj MffT
1849 W Odd wan! , tuf ii>d i5f^
Wof>d«ard. Ron:f 3*%
Wo(.pd*iorth, H. A. 3656
1888 Woolttou, Jane »4<ia
1682 WorcNl4rr,I>fbor«bfi4Ifl
18B8 WntihiDfftoR,Elleii bma
1847 Worrer. EliMb^^ib 810
Writrhi, M16
Wrigtt, Abtl 440
1846 Wri^t. Andrew J i^t
Wn^hi. Camno^ M48
Wriirht, Gi>ori?« B. Gtil4
Wri^liE, LotlFA Mm
1880 W rj ^h T . Perm cJ la 5486
Wfi^t,PtiaH^ 868
1708 WrifTtii. Vfnth S
Wripbl, Sath- 5410
1866 W h^h t . SeaiiiaD ^m
1880? \S ri;,dTt, Suuti 1811
Wrlfriitman, John 2Sli
1886 WurJ^ WillUm C31B
1867 Wvifant, Lorioda A,&T4-t
1814 Wvilf, David 43S
^v'liian, 11J60
1864 Wym«ii, Edward J. 1CG7
1846Ttfar.
1844 Tde, Harriet N. 1672
1861 Tata*, WUUmbO. Itl8
1889 Yeaaant, Ira 8480
1860 Teaman*, LnnMy 8197
Teardoo, Nathan 67BS
Taardoo, Nathan 9771
Taomana, Bataay 817
Tonng, OaroHna 8888
Toang, Uriah 8187
Toong, William 886
1848 Tonng*, Maria T98
1897 tAmIm, NkholM 68tt
PART IV,
6URNAME8 OF PERSONS INCIDENTALLT MENTIONED.
Tbe figures indicate the psge where the nsmes may be found.
The names of men whose sons or daughters married women or men
named Noble, are to be sought in connection with the names of their sons
and dan^ters which iq;>pear in Part in.
Abbott, 840 Adklna, 800
Adey, 419 Alkan, 884
aSS, 188 Albro, 881
SSr ADya, 808
iW-
188,480,618
Amea,
161,808
Ambccat,
S16
AndaiMB,
886
Aadrtwi,
186, ttl
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8A6
Aadiiii,
110,417,718
Archer,
16
987, 806, 809, 877, 884. 8B0.
888,885,000.837
Athmon,
685
Afhtoo,
148
Atwaur,
808, 8H6
Augur,
815
Anftlii,
800,800.800
Ayrw,
478
Baboock.
187. 888
BMknf. ^t^ 18,188,188
BacoD. '
185,804,885
Badgtr.
10«
b!K>,
189,577
454,781
Baker,
478.718.78H
Balch,
47«
BaMwiD, 89
, 40, 48, m. 17-1.
805, 878, 4M
Ball,
Ofti
BalteDtlne,
188,874,578,841
Balloa,
078
Bancroft.
881,45(1
Bann,
543
BarKr,
818, 867, 4M)
Barbonr.
01
Bardwell,
65<i
Barker, «M, 480, 685, 001 , 010
Barnard,
807, 610, M5
Barnea, 78, 1
151
Bamom,
Barrett,
809,458
Barrows,
d98
Baraley,
SOU
Bartlet.
8U
Bartlett,
408,680,655
Basford.
493
BaM.
844
BaMlnger,
647
Baatit,
85
Batea,
801,888,686,888
Battle,
87
Bayley,
848
Beach,
81
Beala,
480,884
».
891
600
Baabe,
879
Beebw,
446
n w-L
oeecnar,
48,68,60
Beedon,
465
Baldan,
496
Balding,
188,878
K!'
aM,818,a9
Bellamy.
84
BeOaimiiio,
Banan
18
MO.4S
Banadict-
Bapjamln,
178
Bennnl,
80
119,471
Benton,
889,861
BiUard,
488
BilUnga.
48,848
gST'
481,688
464
Btrden,
480
Bimej,
488
Biabei,
880
H^?^^
868
48
887
909
188
168
Bleatdale.
14
BUnn,
80
BliM,
887
Blome.
14
Blood,
188
Bly,
895
Boardman, 81,
87, 51. 74. la
186.814
Boteom,
886,875
BoHn,
874
Bonneao,
789
Booth.
8I,7U7
Bortl^,
004
Boatwick,89. 80,87,88,40, 49.
Boawen,
877
Bofworth, 988,808,800,451
Ihmen,
708
Bowerv,
818
Bowman,
648
Bowtfcr,
807
Boyce,
097
Hoyd. 807,478.655,618,081
Bradford.
867.808
Bradley,
SM
Bimdy,
141
Biminerd,
458
Brambley,
850
Branch,
855
Brack,
809
Brewer,
8M
Bridgman,
84
Brigga,
808
Britujo,
815
Itronnoo,
80.31 ^.87
Krooka,
85. lr]V. :^4
Brown, IW, 190,888, 33r , +40,
481, 601, 668, W3, 615
Browne,
Browneu,
15
480
Bmckner,
188
§;s£:
180
908
iSSUn,'^'^*^«^*^S
Backkr,
in
Budmim,
741
Bui^U
848
Bnffum,
B47
Btilklfty,
118
Bnllp
IW, 191
Biilll^.
MM
BtJiidy,
te,^. -»
Bufbank,
m
Bcirke,
18
BwroelV
168
BtlTti^,
86a,T2ft. ^
BuTpe.
m
Bum
nrM
Borritt,
m
199
Barton,
108
Btiab»81,8n, 4M, Wl, B»l. ^J^
Bophfldl,
81
BuUflr,
098
Butu,
^68
Oadwell,
406
CalbotiQ,
788
Can.
809
OHltijder.
888,817,880
Oamdec,
18
Cbmp,
881
Campbell,
Carfj-,
171, go
185
808
CftrpeiLtcr,
866
Oarr,
Hm.iM
( arrlugtoo, 19, 680
Oirvon, 498
Cai>e. 858, 865, 545
Cailin, 414
Cbadwick, 879
ChafTee, 545
Chaleur, 743
Chamberlain, 100, 866,087,04(i.
897
ChandleT, 889
CbiiptTi. 197.248,881,806
Chupman, 405
Cbwrlt-*, 744
Chui'e, IbO
CLuntilli^D, 18
ChauuQ". 87
O^^^i^ter, 825
Oh ltd, 15li
Cbildt'. 155
Oil I pm An. 840
ChiticDdeti, 500. OOH
aiurfh. 170,485,0211
Clmrtbflt, 893
anpjf, 185, 8GK
Clark. tBt, Vi, 88, 150, 174, 197.
SUti. %I, 414, 421. 447. 4.V$.
497,5lil,068
Clement, 472
Clemsen, 144
Cleveland, 494
Cobb, 898
Cobert, 127
Cobom, 80
Coder, 44i{
Coe. 89,41
Coffin. 857
Cole, 145, 88U. 408, 5ft), 550.
725
Colefii, 088
Coleman, ltt2. 225
CX\lar. 718
CoUier, »M
a>l]iDft, 129,108,581
CeJ^on, 702
CuH, MS
ODlloa^ 888,880,885
Comitock, 864, 517
C<7DdU, 188
CoDp^Od^ 149
C('Dklln, 806
Cc'UkJiDi;. 051
Cr>D V ej>cr, 164, 881, 818
Ct-'tn, 905
OKJk. 838
CtH^ke. 28
aolcd^, 880
Ooley, 080
CcMjper, 19
O^reiF, #44
Onralib. 80
Ojrflcombe, 14
Cctr^L 184
O^y, 8U6
Cmfl, 074
Crugg, 847
CruD^ 719
Craudall, 102
Ctmop. 886,485
CratiiDvr, 665
Craoer, 860
Crlaman, 888
Crocker, 185
Crofoot, 819, 881
Crqm«r, 184
Crocer, 888
Croiby, 907
Crofi, 644
Cft»tman, 478
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Dultlt,
DaaMton,
Onm, im EM
CwmnhifihtoM, 6S1
GtaM, lOO
CrattCDden, 10&. iSl
Cwti«,«r,66,ii8,i65. lei.ie?.
m
SftTcapoft,
DttWM, «7, Me, f»J, t>4u
Daj, », m, 401, 4». M^. «ia,
DijtOD, 4T
Dmb, 44B
DcCtemiK Ma
DtoooacMt "^^"^
"^ * IM
IB
DapM, 141
Dewy, t^y
Dmj, stii
DtT«M, 1^7
Dtrenaz, itT
Dcvotloa, mi
Dnrv, », B, ». 104, ]ft4,
1«, 19, IM, too, tl 3,914,
tl7, «n, 180,840, MU,ff7;2.
881,888, 006,510, MD. 437.
DcWItt, 811
Dtzt«r, M8, Uii, 150
Dlltbto, Sl^, &T1
DkkteMo, 18ft, !», f11^. 38t.
IMBrnkk, IW
DlBwoodle, BU&
Done, a^i T^k
Dodse, lfiS,64T
_ Wl
Doty. 0?
PoitfM, 1W
DOMiOM. m, IS6
DowmT ic>700
Doimcj, «0B
I>owid«c, 81»
DnkA, 18,888, en/104
Draa^oU, 490
Drwj, NT
DvaMWi, ff7
Dm, 453
lCl,««,«n
em
DombIui,
]i8,lffivMI
101
ST'
Elurwl,
bWHV,
AJUlBi,
FiirclUid,
FumlOf,
t anner,
Fiauc*;,
FiT,
FeJcb,
Feon*
FenlAD.
Ferfowft,
Ferrip.
Fet^endcQti
Field.
Flncl],
Fln&py
Titt,
VithtT,
Fl»k.
nu±,
F]?mfii£,
FoUettr
Frwte,
Futbttsh,
Ford,
FofEfttl,
Fomub,
FoF»»Hb.
Foiter
Fowler
Fox,
FrmdcBbar^,
FrmnciAf
Ft«ir,
Friijk,
FTOlt,
]i8,i08,aorr
880
144
4R,6«1
886. 608
8t,80
8M
487
488
805
m
154
HI
106
TBI
884,461
^188
0*J,
G«jtofd, ft,
Gilbert.
Gllkti.
Gmuaad,
OLlEdciirc,
QioQ.
Olfmtd,
GlezcD,
GcKibold.
88. 48, 888, 810.
168
665,681,181
408
181,116
151
116, 117
488
tl8
16
861
Goodiag.
Ml
140
GooduiiiJ,
»,488
805
Goodrich,
143,480
GCK>d«ill,
418
106,817,488
Goodwin,
188.186,187,167
887
Goold,
88
ITO
Gofdon,
685
407, an
Gortum,
im.sio
666
Gorton,
888
M6
Gould.
GomidHiir,
866
167
187
688
GfED^r,
106.868
194,088
Gmat,
674
160
Gr»v«,
885, an
887
Gfav,
67.887.106.680
610
Gr¥«D, SO. 1«, 488, 688, 717
441
Gr»enfle5d,
14
88.610
Grteole&r,
148
^80,87
14.11,404
165,488
Oftr,
607,606
116,061
808,840,448,688
187
14
510
478.600
847
91,644
617
606
IKI
fSiV
0«k,
G«Ilap,
G*iD«ciJ,
Gttrdiier.
Qvt«ld,
Qui,
846
; 887, 514
648
115,716
644,680
487
]T7,T86
101
118,180,188
S4,9S, 488,119
9tt
186
686
in
886
888,884
Grey l«f k,
Orifttih,
Gricidel,
GfifwoW.
n
448
80
OS, 87. 67. 66. 197.
168.468,681
GrofT«ODr. 188. 688
GrotTtior, 116
iir^ff, 688
GroTtr, 604
Guile, 664
Gum}, 188,180,481,668
B^Ltrn, V8
Bik. Mi. 548
BAll, lit, 118,108.488.680,666.
681,64S,»2
H«Itock.
Hamlin,
Basimetl,
Hand,
EaDffOD,
Earkaoa,
Harkiw,
Bttpei,
188,180
80
m, 488, 194
188.980,687
118
191
14
BatL,
H«itw«]l«
HatkeUl
•n.
BaatSac*.
884
m
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869
8», 851, 860, 809, 405, 407,
400,4SU,40S,44n,488,4fr^.
6(19, 511, 5J0, 66V, 5»1. mi.
8dow, 165, 4S)
Sonrhnte. 1^
Sonthwick, a^
Spafford. 461
Spinldiiic, 90(1
8pellmao, 499
Spencer, 660, Tif*
Spicer, 4^
Bpooner, '^
Spoor, hm
Spragne, 807» 741
Spriug. 1^^
Springer, SiP4
Sprooie, tr?^j
SulTord. iaO,OM,'!Sf^
8f«nbro', K^
Stanley, Wi
Stanton, 153
Stark, 537
Surkey, lfi0
Starr, Seu^
Stearns, 1S0. 55&
Stebbine, 101, 578, 54^ i
Sterling, Ifi2
Stevenf, M4, M6, 530. 54f.,
66A, 6f^
SterenfOD, Kin
Stewart, 75
Stickney, im
Stile», 141. !»}
SUllman, tl4, au&
Stnifton, NO
StUM>n, 338
Stockwell, 6QJ]
Stoddard, 8TO, 871, 6ttBL sen.
Stone. m
Stongfaton, 4EIC
Stowell, 44«
Stranaban, aS7
Stratton, ^
Stricklen, t^
Strong, 17,185,188.468,644
Smrderant, 4t^ .
Stnrterant, TJ3
HnlUvan, &ss
Snniner, 433
Swan. aoa
Sweetland, 41 fi
Swift, 146, Sll
Sykee, n^i
Byppy, 4ft9
Tatntor,
112
Talbot,
471,470
Taloott.
Tallmadge,
455
TaUman,
tfTS
5SES:
117, 168, «W
44&
Taykir, M. 186. 187, 100, IBI
106, 803, 886, 844, 800, A4T,
678,670,07:)
Temple, £]
Teirett, 54,v
Terry. 86, 180, 816, 454, 5«47
Tbacker, mi
Tbayer, 154, 889, S&-J
Tbeatent. T44
110
Thien,
66S
Tboma*»
818.001
Thompi*nli,
480, 480, 530, OM
ThtirotOD,
157
Thorp,
TJiarber,
666
848
ThtiiTtoti,
802
Tibbettfr,
908
TlritK>iaj,
802
Tinker,
104,106.858
Tobiu.
452
Todd,
160
Tt>Ut*,
651
TdzdIIq»od,
56
Tonjpeon.
486
To WD "v.
908
Towelee,
510
Trncj,
105.490
Trut, S8, SO, 80, 907, ««
l^mefdeUt
400
TmmbDU,
020,082,683
Trtiflowe,
15
Tnfoa,
41
T^l^b■,
07
Tnein
180
Tfimljiill,
605
Turner,
411,608,782
Taniej,
Turrefl,
166
68
TutUe,
87, 118, 660
Twlford,
98rt
Tyckre,
Tjref.SiJoe
T^tril].
18
(,148.167,981,488
UDilerhm.
900
Underwood,
782
Up^OQ,
770
Utter,
054
Vau Buren,
458
Via Hoe^en
966
ViD floom,
18
Van Konsifllaer, 766
Vin WLukle, 407
Van ZmilL
806
Vary,
804
ViTishn,
905,780
Vib^e^
780
Vlcken',
656
V In log.
401
Vhitou,
977
Waddd,
786,780
Wme,
182
Wfcdi* worth.
991,488,480,488
Will,
01
Wake,
880
Wakejee,
54
Wakcmau,
796
Waldo.
7«6
Wilker.
70,880,006
Waller.
48
WalixjJe.
805
WaJwr,
861
Wilter*,
002
Wiilrtorlh,
708
Warrt. 180,140,141,067,670
Maruer,
87,68,105,511
Warren,
170
WarrliJtr,
80,98,84,90
Wart(»,
974
Wa^^Jiam,
982,470
Waraon,
WatkinB.
Watt.
Watti,
Webb,
908,904
540
117
784,780
819,808
Webster, 903, 961, 986, 9M
Weeks, 859
Welcb, 76, 86«
Welcbman, 128
Weller, 91,99,95,80,81,87.
457
Wellman, fm
Welln. 04, 87, 518. 682, 048. 6G0
Wesley, 707, 700
Wesson, 901
West, 904, 421, 715
Weetoott, 195
Weston, 144
Westover, 871
Wheeler, 606
Whipple, 410, 477
White, e«, 115. 103. 802. 468.
480. 651, 686, 788
WhUtnjf, 876,571,708
WhltmaD, 580
W'bifEDore, 480
WhUnev. 203, 407
Wbtuemore, 588
Wbiulc;««j, 187
Wlef, 986
Wlijbt, 748
WiiWr, IGO
Wiki}^. 1 ^ 418, 400, 601, 008,
715
WOder, 805, 8UA
WMlkerson, 900
WUkee, 902
Wilkinson, 144
WiUard, 182
WUIeU, 188
Williams. 93. IIC, 922. 982,810,
871,875.571,560,044,665,
676,788
WUliamson, 97U,786
Willis, 984, OliU
Wllniarth, 477
•Wilson, 91, 142, 168, 189, 829,
501
W Little, 854
Wing, 150, 160, 977, 281
Wiie, 75
Wokott, 600
Wolfe, 806
Wocd. to, 150,818,800,701
Woodcock. 178
Woodhcuf€, 81, 82, 84
Woodman, 749
Woodmft, 108
Woodniffs:^ 98
Wood^. 965
Wi>ci d vtrd , n, 448, 540, 558
Wooley> 900
Woolfej. 108
Wocwt*r, 182
WonrilU 7C1
Worth Inert on, 110
Wright, 1SS. 18ft. 206. 805. 843,
^80^ 478. 001, 794
Wyer, 742
Yates,
Young,
Yonngs,
78,186
804
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BayDW,
Baseltlne,
Baseltoo,
Baslitu
Becock.
Baddlojr.
Helm,
Bemmenway,
BCDiptOQ,
Bendiy,
Hennr,
Benabaw,
Bepbnni,
Berrick«
Berriogtou,
Bewet,
Bewitt,
Blbbard,
Blckoek,
BSckok,
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Biggiot,
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Ml, 886, 880
Bnbbell, 114, 111
BnetaDd, 804
Bolbort, 1M,644
Bnlett, 657
BoUiater,
Bolmef,
Bolt,
Bolyoke,
Booker,
Bopkioi,
Borfford,
BortOD,
Boemer,
BoCchklM,
Boogkioo,
BoDte.
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Batu
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John, D7
Johnton, 886,854,880.409
Jooea, 161, 186, 181. 4fie. 47^
488, 671. Tf*4
Jodd, 144, 606
KaMOO, 681
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681,646
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Kinnar, 4S6
Klnnoy, 806
Kinsley, 18D
Knaop, ma
Knigbt, im, im
Knox, SS3
Kayvai, %&
LacrolD, iW
LacT, 107
Lancktau, 6fi«
Lstii^o&, 160
Laoe, 181, 14S
LtDf«*r, 454
lAiig, 745
Lad^oq, nit 663
Lau£rbc>rn«, 849
La&ervtiir, MO
LsDpbear, 661
LAnbet, 600
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titoby.
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167
919
401
160
106,701
160
441
Loomi*. n, 407, 546, 682, 678.
561,618,686
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Lothrop,
LoTterore,
LoTfiJoj,
Lov'dt,
Lowde,
Lowell,
Lowry,
Loce,
Lyroin,
LfDdoti,
Lyon,
McCain
WtCiflUaDd,
McCloQd,
McCoy.
MeCrakfn,
llcC^tcbeD.
HcDanieU
Mcjkmald,
UcDuJBe.
McOretor? t
HcOrler,
IfcOtilre,
liclDtlre,
McKdvy,
UcKioley,
HcLaii«,
If c Lean,
McMertfc.
McMiiUeD,
Haintt,
HiUett.
HfeUory.
Harvh,
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llartlndtle,
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Milborae, 161
MtlUid, M8
Miller, 19,809,854,06,510
Millerd, 985
Milllmmo, 9B
Mill*, 15, 95, 116, 186, 815.
Mfltcnberger, 971
Minor, 181
MltcheU, 141
Mix, 198
Moluop, 997
Monroe. 186
Moody, 949
Moon, 101
More. Vr
MortDoiiM, 176
Money, 978,679
Monifl, 937
Morris 889,409,991,787,798
MorM. 969,481,498,451,490
Morton. 960, 445
Moeely, 487, 078, 908
Moeee, 9S7
Mother, 854, 975
Moolton, 448
Moultrop, 481
Mount*, 787
Molhera, 694
Mnnn, 189, 670
Mnnion, 447, 480
Myers, 965, 479
MygAtt, 145
Naeb, 66,169,909,879.986,
904,788
HelMB, 600, 799
HeeWt, 989
Wrreri, 907
Mei( berf y, 606
Mewel, 906
Mewhall, 460
Michole, 177,999,791
Nlcholaon, 99
Hlckefw>n, 945
Mobel, 18
HobU, 18
MoWl, 18
HobOl, 15
Moble, 19,14,16,19,17,18
Worth, 905
Morthrop, 79, 99, 177
Morton, 190, 901, 6T7
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OH^ooor,
Oliver,
Olmilend,
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0*Nen),
Orton,
Oebom.
Oetmder,
Owen,
Ozeuider,
PnckAid,
Packer,
Pfeden,
Pune,
Paine,
Filmer,
FiJmere,
Park.
Parlcer, 115.1
169
166
667
995
488
878
878
69
944
460,519
918
809,607,760
978
701
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171,188
185,910,749
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Petty, 909,4
Pbefoe, 90. 99. 98. 96, 99, V
Furkman,
ParMMiB, 680
Partridge, 94, 99, 180. 943. 444.
987,996. 990
PatterMn, 119. 991, 909, 084
PaaU 770
Peaee, 678
Peck, 99. 90, 988, 417, 649, 749
Poet, 51
Perkins, 461, 648
Pettibone, 196
Petty, 909,498
"180.
681,
656
Pblncer, ' 818
PicKsra> 905
Ptekerinr. 798
Pickett, 94
Pierce, 981,469,674
Pike, 153
PllklDgton, 618
Plfl^ree, 848
Pinuer, 444,445
Piper, 4611
Pltctier^ 649
PlUlUt 444
PItu, 480
PllJfsy. 008
PUce, 944
PUtt, 166
PomeroT, 97, 867, 886
PoDder, 99
Poole, 448
PoHer, 918,406,649,690
Vo^i, 981,681
Potter, 146,909,988.981
PtmeU. 940, 655
pDivcr^, 861
P»»tt. 611. 795
PniilJc«f, 490
Pre*cotu 108
PretLOQ, 466,604
PHiidle. 180
PHor^ 460
Paffer. 141
Ptililfer, 488
PuQd^not]. 180
PtlTcelU 744
ffiicbot). 19, 90, 99, 98, 94.
96,98^186,68^
B^Mffb,
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180,181
980
149,478
188
146.798
609
954
990
990
104,999
87
60R
Beynokls, 875, 480, 9B9, 618.
JUnney,
Kansom,
Raymond,
Read,
Reed,
Reere,
Reeveii,
Remmington.
Rice, 166, 981
Ricbardron,
Richmond,
Riddle,
Rider,
Rip
RlJL..
Rob^
,999,496.458
749,770
665
158
911
449
999
916,940
679
971
Rocera.
998
RoUo,
991
Root. 99. 141, 199, 190, 199,
989,989, 879, 467, 491, MB.
Roee,
40,906,880
47,800.717
Roeeeter,
116
Roeniter,
985
Row,
908
RoweU,
988
Roy,
480
Royce,
179
RugKles,
90,179,195
Ramser,
980
Rnssell,
949,908,990,791
Rnst,
901
9acket.99,
998.406,466.447.
407, 548, 667,686
Saflbid,
690
SaNPbary,
914,857
Salsbnry,
148
Sannders, 90S
Samr. 948,419,719,104
Scammon, 708
>«nl, 90
ScbDdl, 495
Hchwfcf^lcopr. 980
Scofleid: 894
Su>tt. «S1, 698, 540, 685,981
ScKbuer, 894
Scut, 894
Sesrk, 188,006
Sean, 901,905
Sedifwlck. 698
Setter, 181
Se^rSoDi, 904
Re villi, 905
SextoD, 99^400
Seyoioart 806, 076, 888
SbannoD, 796
Shiiw, 199, 946
Shift. 915, 916
8be»re, 977
Sheen , 996
Shehloa.^, 985, 998,940,090.
610,685
Shepard, 189, 907. 988, 989,
6k, 986,669
Eth«pbrd»OEL, 448
Sihe|>herd^ 678
Shcrbeni, 998
Sbermm 48, 49, 976, 989, 098
Sherwocad, 680
SbSpmui, 650
Shoemnker* 84
SbOTt. 190
Shouts. 609
Bikff. 94, 898
SHcoji, 488
Slmmotm. 894
6impkia». 910
Bincklr. 166
165
SslttOD,
&ktir.
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Smart,
658
606,700
464
104
186
419
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